"Hey, how does everyone feel?"
Leo smiled as well. He sat down to the side and looked at everyone.
"This place is truly astonishing. You know, everything we've seen here is something that could never appear on Earth. That alone is enough to get me excited."
George spoke with a smile. As he looked at the golden-patterned plate shimmering before him, he sighed with emotion.
"Have you noticed how good the air is here? It feels even better than the air in the mountains. It's so comfortable to breathe."
Jenny said this from the side.
"Asgardian technology is so advanced, yet it hasn't polluted the environment at all. This is truly amazing."
Old Li also offered a slight sigh of admiration.
"Polluted the environment? Perhaps it did in the past, but we dealt with it all. Given Asgard's current conditions, the energy in the air will only grow stronger."
"Even if you Earthlings lived here, your physical fitness would continue to improve. Your lifespans could even be extended. Of course, it wouldn't be by too much—perhaps only forty or fifty years."
Frigga walked over and spoke to everyone with a smile.
"Oh! No wonder the people here are all so extraordinary. If we could live here, our bodies would definitely become incredibly strong!"
Pietro spoke bluntly.
"This is indeed a wondrous place, but it has been the territory of the Asgardians since long ago. Truly, a very long time ago."
Frigga explained.
Since even long-lived Frigga described it as "long ago," that time must probably be measured in tens of thousands of years.
"This is a beautiful city. Although we only took a brief look at the palace, we were already deeply shaken. This stretch of history beyond humanity's imagination is worthy of the admiration and reverence of every Earthling."