Because the Cloth is the Leo Cloth, although Michael's utilization of his cosmos has not yet reached the level of a Gold Saint's Seventh Sense cosmos, this has nothing to do with the Cloth's level.

The Saint Cloth personally forged by Leo could not possibly be of the Silver Cloth level, but rather of the Gold Cloth level.

of course.

The price is that Mike cannot wear the Leo Gold Cloth for extended periods, and even if he does, he still cannot unleash the skills that only Gold Saints can use.

one more time!

Saint Cloths are Saint Cloths, and Cosmos are Cosmos; they are two different things.

But the Leo Cloth he currently possesses is sufficient to allow him to directly pass through the barriers between different dimensions and descend upon Asgard.

Now only one question remains.

Where is the spatial barrier that leads to Asgard, or rather, where does he need to cross the spatial barrier to descend upon Asgard?

of course.

This isn't a problem, because Mike already has the answer to it.

He didn't know how to cross the spatial barrier to reach Asgard, but on Earth, there was someone who certainly did.

In fact, we have Loki to thank for this.

After all, that person was sent to Earth by Loki.

Odin Borsen!

Don't ask why Thor is called Thor Odinson, while Odin's full name is Odin Borson.

This is because it's an Asgardian naming tradition.

Thor is Odin's son, so he is called Odinson (born). Odin is the son of the former god-king Bor, so he is called Borson (born).

Far away.

In short, Odin, who has been sent to Earth by Loki and is currently in Manhattan, New York City, at a nursing home called "Green Garden," must know where the spatial barrier leading to Asgard is.

And Mike believed that Odin would definitely tell him.

after all--

Odin is now very old, while he is in the prime of his life.

So if Odin is a smart person, he will tell him the answer to the question he wants.

What if Odin isn't?

That's fine, but he can't guarantee that his personal feud with Loki won't escalate into a feud against the entire Asgard.

Simply put, if Odin hadn't told him, he wouldn't have minded bringing Ragnarok to Asgard before the fire giant Surtur did as prophesied.

On Mike's path to avenge his adoptive parents, anyone or any organization that tries to stop him will be considered an enemy.

Mike's eyes flickered as he slowly and steadily landed on the ground. He then opened his right hand, letting the Time Stone float in his palm, and offered it to the Ancient One in front of him.

"grateful."

"Need not!"

With a smile, Gu retrieved the Time Stone, formed a hand seal, and placed it back into the Eye of Agamotto. He then looked up at Mike and asked, "Are you planning to go find Odin?"

Upon hearing this, Mike raised an eyebrow and looked at the Ancient One, who had revealed his next destination.

"What, Odin has also asked the Sorcerer Supreme to act as his advocate?"

No, not at all.

Gu Yi smiled and shook her head: "Even when he came to Earth, I planned to arrange a good place for him, but he still refused. After all, that nursing home was arranged by his son."

Upon hearing this, Mike sneered: "Even adopting a piece of char siu is better than Loki. If I were Odin, I would have chopped Loki down without hesitation long ago when he tried to kill Thor on Earth."

The worst thing about anything is making comparisons.

Like him and Loki, they were both adopted.

But he never thought of replacing Heidi in his adoptive parents' hearts, and he never even had the slightest evil intention towards Heidi.

Because he and Heidi were family, and family members never need to discuss things objectively or fairly.

That's a matter for strangers. As family, what we need is unconditional support and a safety net.

and so--

Mike, who was also adopted, found Loki's behavior utterly despicable.

of course.

Odin wasn't a good person either.

He was decisive and ruthless when he was young, even able to cruelly seal away his own daughter, but he has become indecisive in his old age.

To put it bluntly, Odin was inextricably linked to the death of Frigg, the Queen of the Gods.

If Odin had executed Loki in the same bloody way he did in his youth, even at the cost of the Asgardian Valkyries' army to seal away his own daughter, would so many bad things have happened in Asgard since?

Or, to put it another way, if Odin had been stricter with Loki's upbringing.

Unfortunately, there is no such thing.

Since what's done is done, and Odin couldn't bring himself to properly discipline Loki, then he can't be blamed for giving Loki a good lesson on Odin's behalf.

At the cost of Loki's life.

Mike sneered inwardly, then looked at the Ancient One before him and thought for a moment: "Does the Sorcerer Supreme have any predictions about the outcome of my trip to find Odin?"

Gu Yi didn't need to think too much; she knew what Mike was planning just from his words, and looked at Mike with a smile on her lips.

“A future that is spoken is no longer a future, Mike.”

"Ok."

Mike asked the question casually. He would be happy to know the answer, but even if he didn't, it wouldn't change his mind about going back to New York City to find Odin.

"but……"

Gu Yi looked at Mike, who was nodding, and seemed to have thought of something. She smiled at Mike and said, "You will definitely be a good father, Mike."

Mike raised an eyebrow, looking at the Ancient One in front of him.

next second.

He seemed to have thought of something, and seeing Wanda just walking out of the tea room behind him, he disappeared in a flash, and when he reappeared, he was already in front of Wanda.

Mike put his arm around Wanda, then his gaze fell on Wanda's perfectly flat stomach. He blinked and looked at Wanda.

"You're pregnant?"

"what?"

Wanda was taken aback at first, then looked at Mike, whose expression was a mix of nervousness and anticipation: "My period isn't over yet."

That's right.

Mike realized what was happening and turned to look at the Ancient One.

The smile on Gu Yi's face remained unchanged.

"again."

"Mike!"

"A future that is spoken of is no longer a future."

"..."

150. Mike, the most superstitious man ever!

"What do you think the Ancient One meant?"

"What do you mean?"

"Gu Yi said I would be a good father."

"Can't you do it?"

After returning to New Sokovia from Kamar-Taj, Wanda looked at Mike, whose face was full of contemplation: "Weren't you doing quite well in the realm of consciousness?"

In that life in the conscious world, Mike took even better care of the five little ones in the family than she did.

Tommy, Billy, and Russell are the three sons.

There are also her two daughters, Rachel and Mennie.

However, if you were to compare which of the five children Mike liked the most when he was in the conscious world, Wanda felt that Mike still liked his youngest daughter, Mayne, more.

Perhaps it's because his youngest daughter was named after his adoptive mother.

Wanda thought to herself.

But one thing she had no doubt about was that Mike would be a good father; that was beyond question.

only……

Mike shook his head: "I never doubt that because I have a great role model."

He will be a good father.

Because his adoptive father Nick set a good example for him. Nick was a good father and a good husband, so Mike, as an adopted son, would naturally also be a good father and a good husband.

Mike never doubted it.

He suspected something else.

Mike thought for a moment, then his gaze fell once more on Wanda's flat stomach, and he asked again to confirm, "Are you sure you don't have any doubts?"

Upon hearing this, Wanda looked at Mike expressionlessly and said, "Do you need me to throw the stuff underneath you in your face?"

It's no wonder she was impatient; after all, this was the fifth time Mike had asked her this question.

Good guy.

Did she have any doubts? Did she not know?

But it's strange.

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