Marvel: Heir to the Kingdom of Shadows
Chapter 128

Taking Heimdall Down in One Hit

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The Endless Void lay between Blue Planet and Asgard. No living beings existed here; all life had been extinguished. Aside from the boundless emptiness, only void storms raged endlessly.

An ordinary god trapped here would die of old age even if the void storms failed to kill them.

Only the Bifrost could pierce this expanse of emptiness and allow passage between the two worlds.

Tony and his companions walked along the Bifrost, each wrapped in a layer of rainbow light that protected them from the void storms.

After walking for an unknown length of time, they finally left the oppressive Endless Void. A dazzling light appeared at the end of the Bifrost-the entrance to Asgard.

The closer they drew to Asgard, the graver Thor's expression became. Jane, walking beside him, looked equally apprehensive.

To Thor, his former home now seemed like a man-eating demon, terrifying beyond measure.

By contrast, Tony and Loki were much more relaxed. One looked calm, while the other gazed curiously at the light at the end of the Bifrost, neither showing much emotional turmoil.

At last, they stepped into the light.

Immediately, a sensation of space tearing apart swept over them, leaving them feeling as though a lifetime had passed.

When they opened their eyes again, they had left the Bifrost and appeared inside a palace. This was Asgard's Reception Palace, which also served as its entrance and exit.

Just as the group appeared in the Reception Temple, a powerful tremor suddenly came from the distance.

Soon, a towering figure wearing a bull-horned helmet and holding a massive sword slowly approached them, his entire body packed with powerful muscles.

He was Heimdall, guardian of the Bifrost, the passage to Asgard!

As Heimdall approached, they immediately felt an immense pressure bearing down on them.

Standing three meters

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