Odin Had a Bold Idea!

It's a pity, if only there weren't "insufficient permissions"!

Otherwise, Alvin would even like to bring Cybertron over directly. He is very much looking forward to seeing who will prevail between the Primus and the will of the Tyranid Hive!

That scene... ugh, just imagining it makes Alvin think it would be amazing!

As we all know, the Tyranid Swarm consume Biomass to continuously reproduce and evolve. Therefore, the conclusion is simple: if you can outproduce units faster than the Tyran in a short time and prevent them from receiving Biomass,

That would make it possible to suppress Tyran.

Alvin's strategy was simple: first, he would completely transform Pertita, this Death World, into a mechanical planet and set up numerous factories on it.

Moreover, we must race against time!

With that in mind, Alvin avoided the crowd and immediately went to the "Transformers" world.

After giving Sentinel Prime a few instructions, he turned and headed to the "Marvel Universe".

What should you do if you encounter someone you can't beat?

This problem was incredibly easy for Alvin; of course, he just had to "call someone"!

The location he teleported to this time was near a cliff in Northern Europe, which was the place where Thor and Loki later witnessed their father's death.

Then, he took a deep breath and began to shout at the sky:

"Great and noble, ruler of the Nine Realms, monarch of Asgard, King of Gods, god of wisdom and war, god of poetry and death, embodiment of storms and thunder, lord of the Vaul, Odin, the God King."

Alvin began by listing almost all of Odin's titles, as if reciting a menu, before bowing humbly. "Your friend, Alvin Valshius, the future guardian of Asgard, calls upon you!"

A moment later, an aged figure slowly appeared in Alvin's eyes beside the cliff, bathed in dazzling golden light—it was Odin, the Lord of Asgard.

However, a hint of disdain flickered across the God King's face. "Next time, just say what you want to say directly. Don't use such a long string of titles; it's embarrassing!"

While it might feel good to brag like this, this is Earth, and that old codger, the Ancient One, might be eavesdropping right now. He doesn't want to be laughed at.

"How could that be? I'm telling the truth!"

Alvin, looking quite serious, said, "These are all heartfelt words. The person I admire most in my life is none other than you, the great guardian of the Nine Realms, the King of Gods— "

"Stop!"

Odin couldn't take it anymore. Alvin, though shameless, still had a sense of propriety. He immediately interrupted the guy, saying helplessly, "What do you want from me? Hurry up and say it; I don't have time to listen to your nonsense."

"What are you saying? Does that mean I can't come to see you if there's nothing wrong?" Alvin looked a little sad, as if he really had come to visit him.

"-Heh." Odin chuckled coldly, mercilessly exposing his lie. "Do you think I don't know what kind of person you are? Don't pretend with me. Why would you come looking for me if you had nothing to do? You'd better just tell me already."

Seeing he couldn't keep up the pretense any longer, Alvin didn't stand on ceremony. "Actually, it's nothing big, I just wanted to ask you to provide a car."

"What is it?" Odin frowned, thought carefully for a moment, and realized that he didn't seem to have anything good that would make this guy's trip.

"The Bifrost!" Alvin said seriously, "I've encountered a problem, a very big problem, and I'd like to borrow the Bifrost in Asgard."

Odin's brow twitched violently. He never expected that this kid would ask for Asgard's most precious possession right off the bat. He immediately shook his head. "I can't lend it. The Bifrost is the foundation of Asgard. If something happens to it—no one can bear the responsibility."

"It's not a free loan; there are conditions."

Alvin said slowly, "Anything I have, you can have. Just lend it to me for a moment, and you can name your terms!"

Odin hesitated. The conditions proposed by Alvin were of little use to him personally, but they were a great guarantee for Asgard!

But that's in the future!

We can't let this kid keep holding this leverage over us and try to get something for nothing, can we?

"You brat, trying to get an advance again?!" The old man bristled with anger, his beard bristling, and glared at him fiercely.

What do you have that I might like?

"That's a lot!" Alvin shrugged. "For example, super soldier modification surgery, spaceships, cyborg technology, mutant viruses—whatever you want, I have it here, even if I don't have it right now."

There definitely will be more in the future!

Odin's forehead veins throbbed. Judging from their names alone, few of these things were benevolent. But he was even more puzzled and asked, "You have so many and it's still not enough? What difficulties have you encountered that require the Bifrost?"

"Oh, it's nothing, just a bunch of bugs."

Alvin truthfully stated, "There are over a hundred million of them, and they can reproduce by consuming organic matter. Incidentally, they evolve rapidly, can travel in space, and even have Bio-ship."

"... Are you sure this thing you're talking about really a 'bug'?" Odin's eyelids twitched. This thing sounded like it could destroy Asgard!

"That's not all." Alvin shook his head, looking at me with an air of utter ignorance, and said, "Not only do they evolve rapidly, but they can also use the same abilities as me. They have no fear, are unafraid of death, and are controlled by a swarm-like collective mindset—they're practically perfect creatures."

"... So, according to you, even if I lend you the Bifrost, you still can't defeat them, right?" Odin seemed to suddenly understand why Alvin sometimes acted like a warmonger.

Facing such a terrifying enemy every day, it's hard not to turn into a warmonger!

"I never thought I could defeat them."

Alvin shrugged and said, "I just wanted to give them a good beating, I'll give them back to you afterward."

Hoping to destroy Tyran with the Bifrost is nothing short of wishful thinking, unless the mothership's consciousness is compromised.

It needs to be directly exposed to the target; otherwise, even with the Bifrost's extremely long range, it would be difficult to hit the mothership directly!

Moreover, the mothership is surrounded by a large Hive Fleet, including frigates and cruisers, making the probability of a direct hit extremely low!

"Wait, you said those insects can devour organic life forms, so can they also—" Odin didn't finish his sentence, as if he was wary of something.

But Alvin, who knew the details, vaguely guessed what the God King was thinking, and immediately gasped. "You're playing with fire!!!"

Those are the Tyranid Swarm!

The most terrifying and greedy species in the universe; if this thing isn't handled properly, it could very well become...

A major disaster in the Marvel Universe!

"Then there's no point in discussing it."

Odin sneered and made to leave.

He's been pushed to this point, why would he care about the safety of the entire universe?

"Wait a minute," Alvin was conflicted. On one hand, he really needed the "Bifrost," but on the other hand, he was worried that Tyran would become a disaster in the Marvel Universe!

Odin remained calm and unperturbed, seemingly unconcerned, and leisurely gazed at him. "What are you thinking about?"

I know very well that even if I can't deal with those bugs, there are always higher-ups who can.

That's true. Alvin realized he might have been overthinking things. Even if Tyran was incredibly powerful, this was the Marvel Universe. Even in the cinematic universe, there were powerful figures backing him up. What did he have to be afraid of?

With that in mind, Alvin no longer hesitated. "Alright, it's settled then. I'll find you a Tyran Queen, and you lend me the Bifrost!"

"Make a deal!"

Odin's lips curled into a slight smile.

Even if Tyran can't meet his requirements and can't eat the things in the World Tree, at least it can be considered a positive attempt.