Noah's move completely stunned Valkyrie.
How did this young wizard manage such a long-distance crossing?
And who exactly was he?
When did Asgard produce a wizard like this?
Had she been away for too long?
Or had Odin secretly had another child?
Looking closely at Noah, Valkyrie quickly ruled that out.
She didn't believe Odin could father someone who looked this frail.
In her eyes, Noah clearly fell into the "frail" category, even though his physical condition was actually excellent.
That judgment probably came from one thing.
She hadn't met Loki yet.
If she had, her standards would have dropped even further.
Loki's body wasn't necessarily stronger than Noah's.
Noah simply lacked combat techniques.
If it came down to a pure fistfight, Noah wouldn't necessarily fear anyone.
If she had to compare him to a warrior template, Captain Marvel fit best.
After all, Noah's physical stats came from her.
"Welcome back to Asgard," Fat Thor said with a smile.
For some reason, his nose stung as he spoke.
"Thanks." Valkyrie looked at him with a strange expression.
She had no idea what was wrong with this man.
Shaking her head, Valkyrie felt that today she had truly met both a madman and a lunatic.
One was a wizard who had single-handedly destroyed years of the Grandmaster's work on Sakaar.
The other was a fat man claiming to be of the House of Odinson, completely out of shape.
Together, they shattered her understanding of reality.
At this point, she felt nothing could surprise her anymore.
Reality didn't care.
As they walked deeper into Asgard, three figures suddenly appeared ahead.
The moment Valkyrie saw them, her eyes widened even more than Nick Fury's.
The one in front was Hela.
She recognized that wicked woman instantly.
The hatred was carved into her soul.
But then she noticed something else.
Beside Hela stood another Thor.
He looked exactly like the fat man next to her.
Except this one was tall, solid, sharp-eyed.
A warrior at first glance.
Meanwhile, the Thor beside her was round, soft, and looked a little stupid.
Valkyrie's mind went blank.
Several conspiracy theories began forming on their own.
She couldn't help it.
Odin had once been terrifying.
The All-Father of the Nine Realms.
A galactic overlord who had drowned the Milky Way in blood.
Anyone who had followed him would hesitate to fully trust him.
Valkyrie had fought alongside Odin.
She knew what kind of man he truly was.
If you thought someone like that was kind, you'd already be dead.
"You're back already?" Thor looked genuinely happy to see Noah.
Then his expression immediately soured when he saw the fat version of himself.
"So fast?" he asked, sounding uninterested.
"What did you expect?" Noah punched his shoulder.
"Stay in another universe for a year or two? If we did that, your throne would already be gone."
"You really underestimate me," Thor snorted.
Then he noticed Valkyrie.
"So this is the target you went after. The only surviving Valkyrie."
He nodded politely.
"I'm Thor. Nice to meet you."
"You're also called Thor?" Valkyrie was dizzy now.
"Wait-Thor Odinson? Then who is this fat guy? He said he's Thor Odinson too!"
"And Hela is here too?"
"What is going on?!"
Watching her verge on collapse, Noah felt a rare flicker of sympathy.
Anyone dropped into this situation would lose their mind.
He had no intention of explaining anything.
Two Thors were already doing that.
He wasn't joining.
Instead, his attention shifted to the woman standing behind them.
She looked exactly like the one from his memories.
"This is Hela," Loki said as he naturally moved to Noah's side.
"The Goddess of Death of Asgard. Sister to me and to... those two idiots."
He paused after speaking.
Clearly stuck on how to continue.
"Relax," Noah said calmly.
"I know who she is."
"This is Odin's task for us, right?"
"That makes things easier." Loki smiled.
"I didn't know how to introduce her anyway. Our sibling relationship is... average."
"There's basically no relationship at all," Noah said casually.
Hela's expression darkened.
He ignored it.
"Any trouble so far? I doubt she's been obedient."
Loki pouted in response, his expression saying everything.
Noah immediately understood.
They had fought.
Judging by Hela's silence, she had lost.
Whether they fought her one-on-one or jumped her together didn't matter.
When Hela first appeared, her attitude had been simple.
Anyone who disobeyed her died.
With that level of arrogance, Noah himself would've wanted to knock her down a peg.
Thor might have shown restraint.
Loki definitely wouldn't.
Seeing Hela standing there, dark-faced and wordless, Noah couldn't help imagining the Thor brothers beating her senseless with the Power Stone and the Reality Stone.
It was a strangely satisfying image.
By the time he snapped out of it, the explanations were finished.
The story itself wasn't complicated.
It only became messy because the two Thors explained it together.
Fortunately, despite hating Hela, Valkyrie stayed rational.
Somewhere in her heart, she was probably hoping Noah could truly resurrect the fallen Valkyries.
So she patiently pieced things together.
This fat Thor came from a parallel universe far ahead in the timeline.
In that universe, they knew each other.
They were close.
That was why he looked at her like an old friend.
That universe's ending wasn't good.
She skipped over that part.
What shocked her was this.
In that universe, Hela had been killed.
And the throne of Asgard had been given to her.
Valkyrie found it hard to believe.
But the fat Thor standing in front of her was proof enough.
He had truly abandoned the throne and come to this universe.
She didn't know what to say.
As for this universe, the situation was simpler.
Odin wanted a family reunion.
He also felt guilty over the fallen Valkyries.
So he made a deal with a wizard from Earth.
That wizard would handle everything.
It would atone for Odin's past.
And keep his daughter under control.
"But can this really work?" Valkyrie asked.
She still wasn't convinced.
"You'll see in a moment," Noah said flatly.
"You're already here. What's there to worry about?"
"I'm about to do something anyway. Just watch."
"The fat guy told you, right?"
"Yes." Valkyrie nodded.
"He said you found the soul of a companion who died saving the world."
"And that you can resurrect her."
"That's right." Noah smiled.
"We're going now."
As soon as he finished speaking, a portal opened behind him.
"I could've taken you there directly," he added.
"But I had to stop by Asgard first."
"Now that I've run into these three, there's no need to wait."
He stepped into the ring of light.
Valkyrie hesitated for a second.
Then she looked at the two Thors.
She gritted her teeth and followed.
Naturally, both Thors went in after her.
Loki followed out of curiosity.
Hela followed in confusion.
"I-what are you people doing?" Tony stared at the crowd that suddenly appeared in his office.
He was completely stunned.
Tony had been refining the final details of space travel.
He wanted everything perfect.
He didn't want a repeat of what happened to the Bruce Banner from another universe.
The universe was vast.
Dimensions were endless.
Parallel worlds were countless.
If something went wrong, there'd be nowhere to cry.
He hadn't expected a crowd to suddenly appear in his lab.
It nearly gave him a heart attack.
"Just a small matter," Noah said, spreading his hands.
"By the way, how's Natasha's body preparation?"
"Oh, that." Tony sat down and patted his chest.
He told JARVIS to bring drinks.
"It's been ready for a long time. I thought you forgot."
"By the way, what happened a few days ago? Two wizards fighting in the street, and then everyone came back to life?"
"That was an accident," Noah said calmly.
"Our plan hit a snag."
"And that wasn't resurrection. I won't explain it. Too advanced for you."
"Dammit." Tony glared at him.
"Who are you looking down on?"
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