Of course, for now, Sherlock's main task was still to analyze the Destroyer Armor before him. Without understanding it, any ideas he had would be nothing more than castles in the air.
But once Sherlock began analyzing it, he realized that the Destroyer Armor was completely different from Mjolnir.
The alchemical arrays and runes within Mjolnir were mainly used for guidance, amplification, storage, and attack. Strictly speaking, Mjolnir was essentially a piece of "beginner equipment," created mainly to guide the divine power within its user.
The Destroyer Armor before him, however, was entirely different. Its internal alchemical arrays and runes were mainly used for defense, transformation, and even amplification. Not only did it have nothing in common with Mjolnir, but more importantly, it contained an energy core and a vast energy-conduction system used to fire Destruction Rays.
To Sherlock, the defensive, transformative, and amplifying alchemical arrays and runes were manageable. The truly difficult part was the runes and arrays used for energy transmission.
This was the first time Sherlock had ever seen such a complicated energy-conduction system. Its precision far surpassed any rune or alchemical array within Mjolnir.
Yet that was not what frustrated Sherlock the most. What truly drove him mad was the energy core inside the Destroyer.
He simply could not analyze the thing! Or rather, it was fundamentally impossible to analyze!
The reason was simple: Sherlock lacked the foundational knowledge related to this core. He could not even imagine how it had been made!
When Sherlock tried to analyze the core, what he saw was a massive sun at its peak, one that should have been floating in space!
Compared to that sun, Sherlock was no more than a speck of dust!
Sherlock had no way of understanding how Asgard had captured a sun, compressed it into