Kino was stunned. "..."
Well, it turns out that bulls don't have brains.
I just praised him for being smart, but it immediately took a turn for the worse and slapped him in the face.
The key is indeed Aether, but Jane is also the key!
If a random mortal was chosen as a host by "Aether" by chance, would Thor still care about that person's life and death, and would he still take her to Asgard for treatment?
The answer is obviously "no"!
He doesn't know that Aether has been born, and when Malekith shows his conspiracy, he will lead Asgard warriors to the earth to slay the demon.
And if this trend continues, Thor's feelings for Jane Foster will probably become more intense.
There is a word called - "rebound".
Just like a ball, the more you suppress it, the stronger it will rebound in the future. The same goes for relationships, the more you want to break them up, the more they want to get together.
Well, but this has nothing to do with Kino. Isn't this the excitement he wants to see?
"How do I know? Maybe..." Kino brushed himself off.
For now, the scenes that appear in advance do not show the scene related to "invasion" and "Red Liquid". But there is a scene that flashes by, which seems to explain something, that is, the scene of Malekith arresting Jane Foster Phantom! I am very curious, why Malekith went towards Jane Foster instead of killing Frigga immediately?
"This is a bit strange? Jane is just an ordinary earthling, how could there be aliens interested in her? Apart from Red Liquid, I can't think of any other reason." Thor said.
How did "Malekith" know Jane Foster?
The powerful existence that can invade Asgard, whether it is Frost Giants of Jotunheim or Dark Elves of Alfheim, is impossible to recognize Jane Foster, an earthling.
The only possibility is that the "black man" went for Red Liquid, not Jane Foster.
PS: In the plot of the early appearance, there is no scene where Malekith and Cursed Warrior are in the same frame. Therefore, Thor does not know that it was Cursed Warrior who killed his mother.
Huh?
This wild bull still has some brains.
"As long as you are happy." Kino shrugged.
He still underestimated the wisdom of "God"!
Thor has somewhat figured out the order of Aether and Jane Foster. I guess Frigga can really avoid death this time, right?
As long as Aether does not appear in Asgard, she has a half chance of surviving.
As for the other half?
Take a gamble and see if Malekith will cripple Asgard first!
If she attacks first, then Frigga still has a half chance of death, that is to say - she has a 75% chance of surviving. Of course, even if there is a 99% chance of survival, she will still have a chance of dying.
As long as it's not 100%, she might die unexpectedly!
As for Jane Foster not delving into occultism and giving up research on Bifrost, will it lead to "Aether" never being born and directly killing the plot in "Thor: The Dark World"?
Well, this is also dispensable for Kino.
If "Aether" is born, then just call Malekith. It's not a big deal. If he doesn't dare to appear on the earth, Kino can also cut off the space connection. If he can't reach the nine-star connection... Malekith is equivalent to being useless. If he dares to come, that's even better, just go up and do it!
If "Aether" is not born, then it doesn't matter.
After "Thor: Ragnarok" Thanos will still go to Asgard!
Two gems are best to find.
Thanos will also kill Xandar first and take away Power Stone. The one with the added attack must get it first.
The original Aether, also known as Reality Stone, was hidden in the Collector. But now if "Aether" is not born, Thanos will still find Asgard first, but it will definitely be after Ragnarok.
After all, Thanos is still very worried about Odin. The old man keeps getting stronger and his sword never grows old. He has to wait until Odin is dead before he dares to go, lest the boat capsize in the gutter.
First go to Asgard to take away Space Stone, and then ask about the whereabouts of Reality Stone. After all, it was Asgardians who buried it in the first place. If you want to get the information, you can only search here. Of course, he may go to Dark Elves first, and then he will get a result - he still has to go to Asgard to find out the information.
Aether was buried underground. Kino didn't know where it was. He wasn't even sure whether that place was on the earth.
It is estimated that not many people know its whereabouts, maybe only Odin himself. Odin is dead, and Aether may never be found.
Okay.
It is not difficult to collect information in the universe. Suppose - Thanos eventually found Aether.
PS: If you can't find it, you can't play the Snap, but Aether will probably be the last one to get.
Mind Stone was on Loki's Scepter, and of course, later it went to Vision's forehead.
Time Stone is in the hands of Doctor Strange, well, now it is in Kamar-Taj.
Thanos will send his men to the earth to snatch the gems first, while he himself will wait and get "Soul Stone".
Of course, with the addition of Kino, Time Stone and Mind Stone may not be obtained by Thanos. The final result is that if Thanos finds Reality Stone in advance, it will be killed on the earth.
Well, if Reality Stone can't be found, he will go to Earth first and then look for it.
As long as he comes to the earth, Kino will let him never come back and take away "Space Stone". Thanos and Kino are not afraid if they haven't collected all six gems.
So whether Aether is born or not, it doesn't mean much to Kino!
Huh?
He was just very interested. Where did the giant frost beast at the end of "Thor: The Dark World" go? Wasn't it captured by S.H.I.E.L.D.? There were two pilots who flew fighter jets to Asgard, and even fired a missile. Although it was unintentional, those two didn't go there and never returned to Earth, or were they captured by Hogun and became slaves?
"Huh?" Sif's eyes suddenly lit up and he said in surprise, "Thor--can you pick up Mjolnir?"
"Ah?"
Thor was stunned for a moment, looked down, and sure enough... the hammer was in his hand! However, he couldn't remember when he picked it up!
Kino smiled, there were only two ways to pick up "Three-Rugby-Ball Hammer".
The first is to let Thor understand his "responsibility".
Second, he is dying!
When Thor went to the kingdom of giants, he once entertained a farmer's family to eat sheep, and used the hammer to revive the sheep the next day, so Mjolnir also has the power of resurrection.
If he is about to die, Odin will feel it and personally control Mjolnir to fly over and revive Thor.
Isn't that what "Thor 1" does?
Kino doesn't know if Thor is aware of the "responsibility" he bears. Of course, there is another possibility that Odin directly took control and handed the hammer to Thor. After all, Odin had confronted him. Maybe he sensed the crisis and exchanged the hammer with Thor in advance, right?
But the strange thing is that the Ark Maxim Odin left in the hammer has been broken by him. Could it be said that the old man has any other back-ups?
Comparing this, Kino feels even more that it is Thor who has realized the responsibility, right?
"Boom!"
A column of funnel-shaped clouds gradually gathered in the distant sky, and then - suddenly fell to the ground...
"Ah!"
Seeing this scene, Kino suddenly became excited, Ma Dan Lean Pork is finally coming!
Chapter 7 will be updated first, and the remaining two chapters will be posted later. Ant went to get a haircut first. This is called "Hair Hair Cutting"\uff08:з"∠)\uff01