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Chapter 834 The Female Agent is Quite Cold

"Thor!" A voice, as if ice itself were being shattered, came from the mouths of the surrounding frost giants, revealing the depth of their hatred.

There's no way around it; the Frost Giants have fallen to such a state entirely because of Asgard's misdeeds. Moreover, the fathers have beaten the sons, and this is never-ending. They intend to destroy the Frost Giants completely, so how could their hatred not run deep?

As for how Captain America and Thor were confused, it's because not many Frost Giants have seen Thor. Moreover, to the Frost Giants, everyone in Asgard and Midgard looks pretty much the same except for their color, so they didn't recognize that the person in front of them wasn't Thor.

And that doesn't matter. First came the Rainbow Bridge, then Thor's hammer appeared. No Frost Giant would believe this wasn't the Asgardians waging war against the Frost Giants. So, let's fight!

Just then, the Rainbow Bridge opened once more, and countless frost giants poured out from it.

These monsters, several meters tall, exuded a chilling aura. With each step they took, thick layers of ice would freeze on the ground. They immediately locked onto Captain America, who was accompanied by lightning, and swung their giant ice axes at him.

Captain America has clearly succeeded in drawing all the hatred to himself, and even the Hulk couldn't make the Frost Giant stay any longer.

Facing the surging frost giants, Captain America's gaze remained firm. He took a deep breath, adjusted his shield, and then gripped Mjolnir tightly.

Ever since he picked up Thor's hammer, he had been adapting to this sudden power. Now, facing the surging Frost Giants, Captain America knew it was time to truly unleash the power of this weapon.

Captain America hurled Mjolnir with all his might, the hammer slicing through the air like lightning and striking a frost giant in the chest. The powerful impact sent the monster, heavier than a rhinoceros, flying and crashing heavily onto the hard ice, creating countless fine spiderweb-like cracks. Then, with a flick of his wrist, the hammer, which had flown far away, defied gravity and returned swiftly to his hand.

This was just the most basic application of Thor's hammer. Captain America swung Mjolnir, and a dazzling bolt of lightning burst forth from the hammer, striking a group of frost giants. The lightning struck the ice armor, bursting out with blinding light. The frost giants let out painful roars as their bodies were shattered by the lightning.

Of course, Captain America didn't forget his beloved shield. Every throw was a successful kill. Occasionally, when he clashed his hammer and shield, he could unleash a powerful shockwave that cleared out a group of frost giants, making room for his next move. It's fair to say that he played with these two pieces of equipment with complete mastery.

On the surface, Captain America's combat prowess even surpasses that of Thor. At least, his smooth combos are something Thor, who only knows how to recklessly charge, could not pull off.

"This is impossible!" Loki, who was in Asgard, looked at Captain America, who was wreaking havoc, in disbelief. Even Heimdall, who was standing next to him, had the same expression, because they both knew very well what this meant.

Loki's expression was grim, because what he wanted was never the throne of the gods, nor was it to kill Thor. Everything he wanted was to prove himself with an undisputed victory, so the mortal Thor was definitely not what he wanted to see.

"Summon the Warriors Three and Sif, and have them go to Midgard to protect my brother." Loki struck the ground with his spear of eternity, demonstrating his authority and ordering Heimdall to obey his command.

The Warriors Three and Sif were Thor's best friends and best protectors, so Heimdall did not refuse.

Upon learning that Midgard, where Thor was located, had been invaded by the Frost Giants, the four of them resolutely stepped onto the Rainbow Bridge and headed to Midgard, completely unaware that the two culprits behind the invasion were right in front of them.

Prior to this, Sif wanted Heimdall to teleport Thor back to Asgard directly, as this was the safest and simplest method, but Heimdall refused.

He wasn't simply standing by and watching Thor fall into danger; he knew that Thor's exile was Odin's order, and he had no right to send Thor back. As for Loki, the acting God-King, that was only part of the reason. After all, an acting God-King is still an acting God-King; outwardly, he wouldn't disobey orders, but privately, he didn't care. He had plenty of excuses, and this was precisely what Loki couldn't tolerate, and the reason for his change of heart. The Crown Prince was acting as regent, but his ministers were outwardly respectful while secretly defying him—no wonder he was furious.

Thanks to the Rainbow Bridge, the four quickly reunited with Thor and successfully returned to the town.

Seeing this, Loki continued to issue orders.

"Teleport the Frost Giants to the town; the number is up to you."

Heimdall hesitated for a moment, but ultimately carried out Loki's order.

It wasn't that he succumbed to Loki, but rather that he knew very well that Thor's only way to return to Heaven was to pass the King of Gods' test, or...
In any case, Loki's orders were beneficial to Thor's growth, which is why he carried them out.

However, Heimdall found it very strange, because these orders were completely unlike Loki's style, so what was his purpose?
"Damn it!" Before she could even return, Natasha learned that Thor, a key figure in whether a war would break out between Earth and Asgard, was in danger. She had no choice but to make an emergency landing, but the Frost Giants had already entered the town, leaving her with no other option.

After a violent shudder, the specially manufactured S.H.I.E.L.D. aircraft thankfully didn't fall apart, but this was just the beginning.

Natasha unbuckled her seatbelt and stepped out of the cockpit into the cabin. As a S.H.I.E.L.D. aircraft, it was naturally equipped with weapon cases, but she didn't take any because these individual weapons posed no threat to the Frost Giants and would only expose her.

Opening the hatch, the cold wind and snow that greeted Natasha made her feel as if she had returned to her hometown, while also awakening some unpleasant memories.

Black Widow, ha, she really thought this title represented honor and glory, but in reality it was humiliation and torment. Many of her posts would be censored after just three lines.

As a top agent, Natasha was not swayed by her emotions and sneaked into the town wearing a tight leather outfit.

But putting aside how warm this thin, tight-fitting outfit was, the fact that she was dressed all in black made Natasha stand out conspicuously in the snow-covered landscape.

This is truly fearless of the Tokyo heat. The female investigator has released a new series: the American female agent is quite cold, achieving a grand slam in the snow valley.

There are definitely enough bald frost giants in this series; one can take on the equivalent of a hundred bald men from the island nation, and can fill a swimming pool with liquid nitrogen.

However, this Black Widow had already mastered the essence of an assassin. Each strand of her hair, comparable to a single molecular thread, was so deadly that even the Frost Giants could not withstand it. Often, before they could even spot their target, the Frost Giants would shatter into pieces and scatter on the ground, merging with the ice and snow.

As long as all the witnesses are eliminated, the infiltration will be successful. Natasha went a step further, regardless of whether she was discovered or not, and fought her way in. She even grabbed a bottle of strong liquor to ward off the cold along the way. She infiltrated in this way and found the stubborn Thor.

(End of this chapter)