"Standard weapons? The ones from Asgard?"
Leo smiled and said, "Forget it. I'm not planning to organize a private army on Earth. These few divine weapons are enough."
"All right. Actually, the Nine Realms have been somewhat unsettled lately. Asgard does need quite a few standard weapons, probably more than in the previous few centuries."
"If you want to forge other divine weapons, you're welcome here anytime."
Eitri said with a smile. Although he longed for Nirvana Gold, he was still as generous and straightforward as ever toward Leo.
If these few divine weapons had not held special significance for the Dwarves, Eitri might even have been willing to give them to Leo for free.
But the temptation of Nirvana Gold was simply too great. By exchanging it for these ownerless divine weapons, the Dwarves could forge more and better divine weapons. Eitri believed the Dwarves' ancestors would agree as well.
"To remove the Sources from these four divine weapons, I'll need some time to conduct experiments first. It may take one or two days, and I'll need at least enough Nirvana Gold to forge five times before I can do it."
Eitri looked at the four divine weapons in his hands, then looked directly at Leo.
"No problem. I'll give you a two-hundred-meter Chain Lock made of Nirvana Gold. Do you need me to split it up for you?"
Leo smiled as he spoke.
"Come, come. Let's go to the warehouse and continue talking there."
At Leo's words, a brilliant smile spread across Eitri's face. He was so excited that he could hardly contain himself as he pulled Leo outside.
A two-hundred-meter Chain Lock weighed nearly four hundred tons, which was also a somewhat difficult burden for Eitri to bear.
So, once they reached the warehouse, Leo kindly split