Facing the numb-looking Asgardian lion, Su Ming merely patted his shoulder. He figured it would only be busy for this stretch of time.
As long as they dealt with Hydra's latest counterattack, there should not be much happening for quite a while afterward.
Speaking of which, Odin really was stingy. He had only used a little energy from Yggdrasil, yet Odin acted as though he had eaten all the rice in his house. That tree demon was right there, and its energy came from photosynthesis anyway. What was the point of saving it?
Still, this was fine too. Odin and Heimdall thought Su Ming wanted the Bifrost's teleportation ability.
But if he wanted to teleport, the Sorcerer Supreme had plenty of options. He could bring a mage along, take a shortcut through Magik's Limbo, or even fly there himself.
What he truly valued was Heimdall's surveillance ability—those eyes capable of seeing the Nine Realms, along with Odin's two elusive ravens. They really were ideal tools for monitoring.
Su Ming had an Eye of Ra, but ever since Strangle had replaced his armor, that item had never been useful. He had considered integrating it into Earth-40K's protection spell formation to achieve global surveillance.
The idea was sound, and there was no logical issue with it. The problem was that Kamar-Taj's remaining people were not capable enough. Neither Monark nor Hamill could do it, and Ancient One had never taught them the principles behind the Earth Protection Spell Formation.
And now that he knew Master Trickster was Merlin, this divine artifact from the DC Universe was even less something he could reveal.
Merlin had shown special interest in Su Ming's Nightfall Greatsword before. Nth Metal seemed to hold considerable appeal for him. It was not that Deathstroke was stingy, but when facing