Thor and Loki arrived at the Rainbow Bridge together.
The former wore a sour expression.
The latter was as frivolous as ever, completely unconcerned, looking thoroughly punchable.
Heimdall, the guardian of the Rainbow Bridge, formally saluted the two of them before teleporting them to Muspelheim.
Muspelheim had two meanings: the Land of Fire and the home of desolation.
Put together, it was practically a fiery hell.
In fact, Muspelheim was incomparably hot, filled everywhere with lava and flames. Almost no vegetation could grow there, making it little different from the hell of legend. The creatures living here mainly consisted of fire demons, fire drakes, and fire servants. They were born from lava. Never mind their strength—their endless numbers alone were enough to give anyone a headache.
Moreover, the creatures of Muspelheim were not easily killed. So long as flames and lava remained, even if their entire bodies were smashed to pieces, they could slowly recover.
Thor and Loki appeared in Muspelheim.
"It's really hot and dry. Not good for the skin."
Loki frowned and made an unfunny joke.
He hated Muspelheim's scorching environment even more than Thor did.
Don't forget, he was descended from the Frost Giants.
Ice and fire were natural opposites.
If an ordinary human from Earth came to such an environment, they would definitely die of dehydration within half an hour.
So the question was—
Muspelheim was so vast, and Heimdall apparently had not pinpointed Surtur's exact location.
The two had entirely different approaches.
Thor's idea was to cause a huge disturbance, and Surtur would naturally reveal himself.
A very Thor-like style.
In the movie universe, Thor had come to Muspelheim in search of the Infinity Stones, only to be locked in a cage.
The question was, how had he been captured?
And judging from his conversation