Bronze door through time and space

Chapter 835 Big BOSS
Although Thor is naive, foolish, and arrogant, he has his own bottom line and sense of responsibility, and is even willing to risk his life. It has to be said that it is reasonable for him to be regarded as a superhero.

After believing that the Frost Giants invaded Midgard because of him, Thor refused to leave with Sif and the Warriors Three. Carrying his Mjolnir, the five of them, along with his new girlfriend Jane, began a guerrilla war against the Frost Giants who had invaded the town.

The problem is that the Asgardians have never fought a guerrilla war before. They charge at the sight of the enemy in a swarm. Jane, a typical American girl who has never even heard of the sixteen-character mantra, knows that this is definitely not guerrilla warfare, but it doesn't matter. They still charge without hesitation, which leads to them being surrounded by a group of frost giants in no time. In the end, Coulson and Hawkeye arrived in time to help them temporarily get out of the predicament.

"We can't hold out much longer!" The oncoming blizzard obscured their vision, but it couldn't affect Eagle Eye's consistently sharp touch. In the midst of the blizzard, he still managed to accurately hit a frost giant in the eye. The explosive arrow, penetrating deep into the skull, sent the frost giant's brains flying far away along with the fist-sized eyeball. The giant's tall body crashed heavily onto the snow, merging with the ice and snow.

Give him a safe foothold, and Hawkeye can hold off hundreds of Frost Giants by himself. But as an archer who needs to move nimbly, he can't carry a basket of arrows everywhere. He can carry far fewer arrows than bullets, which means he will soon run out of arrows. At that point, he can only sit at a table with Thor and discuss the problems of not being able to lift up his weapon and not being able to shoot.

“I’ve already sent a distress signal to the captain, and Natasha is on her way. We just need to hold on for a little while longer.” Coulson glanced at his small gua sha pistol, reluctantly putting it away, and then said this to Hawkeye.

In fact, they have only managed to hold on until now thanks to the four Asgardians. As elites of the Celestial Palace, Sif and the others not only possess physical strength and power far exceeding that of humans, but also have rich combat experience and exquisite fighting skills. They can even gain the upper hand when facing towering frost giants, provided there aren't too many of them.

Fortunately, reinforcements arrived shortly afterward.

After obtaining Thor's hammer, Captain America mastered Thor's unique dragging flight method and finally arrived in time. He then used a hammer technique that descended from the sky to clear away the frost giants around them. Then, he used the flying hammer, lightning, electricity, and critical hits. This combo stunned Thor, who had never used so many moves on the hammer before!

Watching Captain America unleash his full power, Sif and the Warriors Three had rather strange expressions. They knew how much Thor treasured his hammer; it was as if women were clothes and the hammer were his lifeblood.

Moreover, Thor's hammer held a significance in the Heavenly Palace that went beyond being just a weapon; it was equivalent to the Crown Prince's Jade Seal.

Now that the crown prince has been exiled and the imperial seal has fallen into the wrong hands, the imperial power is unstable!

In fact, the group harbored a secret suspicion: Thor's hammer was not something anyone could wield, let alone unleash its full power. This led the four of them to wonder if Captain America was Odin's illegitimate son.

In any case, Captain America's arrival at least ensured Thor and his crew's safety, but the townspeople suffered.

Due to the national circumstances, the town's residents were very stubborn. Both Thor and the people from S.H.I.E.L.D. who remained there repeatedly warned them to evacuate immediately.

However, these people were all burdened with a bunch of loans and bills, and their only fixed asset was their houses. There was no way they would abandon their houses and leave. So they all took out their hunting rifles and decided to protect their private property to the death.

They knew it was very dangerous, of course, but without a house, they had no choice but to become homeless. Unfortunately, reality was far crueler than they imagined.

Because of America's unique laws, coupled with expensive materials and labor, the vast majority of houses are built of wood or inexpensive composite materials. This is why fights in American movies often resemble house demolition, whereas in China, the fighting would result in broken bones and even the security door couldn't be removed. There's no way around it; they simply can't afford to build them, not to mention that annual property taxes are calculated based on construction costs, so naturally, the cheaper the better.

But these houses were not only fireproof and soundproof, they couldn't even keep out the cold wind. Everyone was freezing like a baby. By then, it was too late to leave, not only because the snow was so thick that it was difficult to move, but also because the Frost Giant had arrived.

"We need to buy them time to evacuate." Even though Thor's hammer is incredibly powerful, many people in the town haven't evacuated yet. Captain America doesn't dare to use his ultimate move easily. Moreover, the Frost Giants aren't stupid; they've already scattered, forcing Captain America to use his hammer to smash them one by one. But this doesn't stop the Frost Giants from destroying houses like opening a blind box, killing the residents along the way. This makes Captain America extremely anxious.

Just then, Tony, piloting the wrecked War Colossus, wobbled down from the sky, clearly having received the news and come to provide support.

Because the snowstorm was less intense in the town, the drone that had been doing nothing landed and hovered in mid-air, starting to replenish the War Colossus with ammunition and energy. It even extended its robotic arm to perform simple repairs, showing that Tony had considered everything quite thoroughly.

"How much longer can we hold out?" Captain America recalled Thor's hammer and said to Tony, who was acting as a mobile artillery platform, firing in all directions.

"Two-thirds of the ammunition has been used up, and there's still fifty percent of the energy left." Tony closed several pages flashing red and said with a frown. Emergency repairs could only stop the machine from deteriorating further, not restore its health, so the situation was worse than he made it out to be.

Clearly, Tony's preparations were insufficient. A war behemoth capable of dominating a local battlefield is like encountering a twin cover girl – his firepower is fierce, but his endurance is lacking.

"I'll draw their attention, you create an opening and let the town's residents evacuate." At this point, the problems of heavy snow and extreme cold were no longer a concern. If they didn't evacuate, everyone would die. Going out would at least allow them to hold out for a little longer. Captain America made the difficult decision.

"Thor, cover the evacuation of the residents with your companions." Captain America took a deep breath, unleashed another bolt of lightning, knocking down several frost giants, and then said to Thor.

Thor, who had always been protected, did not act recklessly this time. He realized that his stubbornness and recklessness would put those around him in danger.

But just then, powerful ice magic struck the distracted Captain America, knocking Thor's hammer from his hand.

Captain America isn't Thor, who could withstand the raging stellar rays at close range even without Mjolnir. He couldn't. After losing the power of Mjolnir, he was instantly frozen and lost consciousness. Mjolnir, now without its guidance, returned to its sealed state, meaning the trial version had expired.

With Captain America frozen and forced offline, the battle completely collapsed. In particular, Sif and the other three were prepared to die in battle because the newcomer was Laufey, the king of the Frost Giants, a formidable enemy that even Odin at his peak had to treat with great caution.

(End of this chapter)