"What would it cost for me to obtain Asgard's Eternal Flame?"
Luo Xia's bluntness not only caught Thor off guard, but also surprised Loki.
In Loki's impression, this smiling young man always had one underhanded trick after another. Loki himself had suffered greatly at his hands, so why was he being so frank this time?
"Luo Xia, what do you want the Eternal Flame for?" Thor asked.
"That's my secret. But I truly need it. I wonder whether Asgard would be willing to make a trade?" Luo Xia asked.
"Sorry. The Eternal Flame involves too many things. I can't agree to that," Thor said to Luo Xia.
"There's no room for negotiation at all? I can even promise you that no Frost Giant in Jotunheim will be able to cause you trouble. Your men won't suffer such heavy casualties again, and you'll be able to complete the construction of the magic arrays with ease," Luo Xia said to Thor.
"This..." Thor could not help but hesitate.
Before this battle, if Luo Xia had made such a boast, Thor would never have believed him. Even as Asgard's greatest warrior, the God of Thunder himself did not dare claim he could accomplish it.
Yet the stone spikes that had pierced through the Frost Giants still stood in rows outside the magic array, with the Frost Giants' blood not yet fully dry upon them.
Luo Xia had the ability to fulfill his promise. Though Thor did not know why this human seemed stronger every time they met, if they could truly gain his help, Asgard would undoubtedly suffer far fewer casualties.
For the Asgardians, whose forces were already scarce, every fallen warrior directly weakened their strength. If they expended too many troops in Jotunheim, then even if they won, the other realms would