The Design of the New Armor / Asking for Trouble?

"We don't know much about it, either. We only know that it's a mineral refined from Antimatter. I once heard the older generation say that it can contain and release almost any form of energy, even amplify it. It's a material even more suitable for enchanting than Uru metal."

"Then can you forge it?" Dane asked.

"I'm not sure. I'll need to study it carefully. Wait here—give me some time..."

As he spoke, Eitri hurried off to find the other dwarf craftsmen, kicking the drunken ones awake one by one.

New Armor Design

Eitri truly was the foremost dwarf craftsman, Asgard's royal King's Weapon forger.

He had immense passion for forging. Ever since acquiring the Dagon Stone, he had stopped drinking and canceled the feasts, throwing himself into research day and night for several days straight.

At last, he figured out how the stone could be forged.

"We have some ideas. The Dagon Stone is excellent material, but you're forging a full-body suit of armor. Using only Dagon Stone would be somewhat wasteful."

The dwarves had considerable experience forging artifact-grade full-body armor. The Destroyer Armor was the culmination of that craft.

When that armor had been created, the Celestials had been its hypothetical enemy, which was why its internal power source was the Eternal Flame.

It was said to be a flame that could burn forever. At its peak, it could reach the temperature of the Sun's core. Even among the Celestials, only a very small number could withstand such heat.

The Celestials were an entire race. Though they were generally powerful, there were still strong and weak among them.

The powerful ones could create entire universes and even stand above Creator Gods. They were multiversal-level beings.

But such powerful beings generally did not remain in a single universe. Instead,