Although Mjolnir struggled with all its might, it was ultimately no match for the protective suit worn by that creepy uncle Sherlock, and Sherlock seized it in his hand.
Given the nickname Sherlock had just given Mjolnir, along with his creepy-uncle-like behavior, Mjolnir would never let Sherlock pick it up for the rest of its life. Of course, Sherlock might not even be qualified to lift Mjolnir in the first place.
Although Sherlock could not lift Mjolnir, it did not continue attacking Sherlock and Doro either. The instant Sherlock grabbed it, the lightning covering the hammer vanished without a trace.
After seeing Mjolnir settle down, Sherlock finally revealed a smug smile.
"Little punk, you think you can control me?"
After muttering smugly to himself, Sherlock immediately began analyzing Mjolnir with Alchemy's Analysis of All Things.
That one analysis nearly made Sherlock lose control and drool. The reason was simple: setting aside the materials, the Alchemy within Mjolnir was simply too intricate.
To use a rather inappropriate analogy, if Sherlock's Spear of Longinus was a brick phone, then Mjolnir was the most advanced modern smartphone!
Though their fundamental purpose was the same—making calls—their level of sophistication could not be compared at all.
What truly made Sherlock drool was not the incredibly complex and precise Alchemy formations and layered runes inside Mjolnir, but the systematic body of Alchemy knowledge revealed beneath that surface!
If Alchemy formulas were 1+1=2, then the Spear of Longinus was something forged based on that formula. Mjolnir, on the other hand, was a product that had proven 1+1=2 and fully applied the deeper principles beneath it.
What truly fascinated Sherlock was not the formula 1+1=2 itself, but the ways those deeper theorems beneath it were applied! It was the methods by which those runes and Alchemy formations were