The traveling frog is living a carefree life in the Marvel universe.

After kidnapping the Warriors Three and Sif in the name of brotherhood, he immediately took them on a white horse and brought them to Heimdall, the guardian of the Rainbow Bridge.

The group stopped in their tracks.

Because Heimdall is the second most powerful person in Asgard after Odin.

……

a long time.

Summer nestled in the embrace of the white night.

Bai Ye put one arm around Xia Tian's slender waist and lit a cigarette for himself.

For some reason, Xia Tian suddenly went crazy. She looked at her figure, somewhat dissatisfied, and asked Bai Ye with a slightly depressed expression:

"Do you men all like to see girls being naughty?"

"How could that be!" Bai Ye shook his head and said seriously, "Don't think of men as so bad. There are still gentlemen among men. For example, I am different from those lecherous men. I just like to see what girls are thinking, but I just happened to be blocked by Xiong!"

Chapter 100 I have served Asgard, I have shed blood for Asgard, I want to see my mother!

Heimdall is the god of light, the god of dawn, the god of protection, the god of gatekeepers, and one of the twelve principal gods of the Aesir.

As the guardian of Asgard, he protected the city's gates and kept any intruders away; he was one of Odin's most trusted servants.

He is loyal and courageous, responsible for guarding the Rainbow Bridge, and possesses Heimdall's Eye, which allows him to perceive all things.

Standing in front of the Rainbow Bridge.

He was wearing a suit of golden armor, which made him look particularly majestic and imposing.

The horn-adorned helmet was actually used to warn of an invasion of Asgard.

The weapon he held was a greatsword, Hoffend, forged from uru metal.

However, he also possesses the Rainbow Bridge Sword, Bultsteel, which he uses to open the Rainbow Bridge.

The two sides are locked in a standoff.

The atmosphere became somewhat tense for a moment.

"Leave it to me!"

Loki, eager to demonstrate his persuasive power as the god of mischief, stopped Thor and stepped forward:

"Good morning, Heimdall..."

But before Loki could finish speaking, Heimdall interrupted him mercilessly:

"Do you think you can hide it from me?"

Loki was stunned for a moment: "You must have made a mistake..."

"Enough!" Thor, short-tempered, stepped forward and said, "Heimdall, can we pass through?"

"No enemy has been able to escape my eyes, until today."

Heimdall was referring to the Frost Giants' infiltration of Odin's vaults, which was undoubtedly a disgrace to him.

"I want to know what exactly happened?"

Thor: "Then don't tell anyone where we're going until we get back, understand?"

Heimdall: "Understood."

Thor led the way forward.

Loki was left stunned.

As Volstagg walked by, he bumped into Loki and said jokingly:

"What's wrong? Has your silver tongue gotten tied?"

Loki also started walking, but before leaving, he looked at Heimdall with great confusion. This made no sense at all. Heimdall was known in Asgard as Odin’s most loyal servant. How could he be willing to disobey Odin’s orders and send Thor to Jotunheim just because of Thor’s straightforward words?

Was it because of the frost giants' invasion that he felt ashamed? That doesn't seem right. Heimdall's loyalty to Odin was definitely above his own honor and disgrace.

Or is it that this old man only responds to force and not persuasion, and you have to scare him a bit to get him to do things?

Loki couldn't understand, so he shook his head and followed behind Thor and the others.

Loki had already figured out the real reason, but he overlooked it because it was too simple—Heimdall had indeed always been Odin's most loyal servant!

Thor and the others stood at the end of the Rainbow Bridge.

Heimdall inserted the Bulthammer Sword of the Rainbow Bridge into the pivot that would activate the Rainbow Bridge, and astonishing energy gradually began to operate.

A long bridge of energy spans the starry sky, connecting Asgard and Jotunheim.

“I warn you!” Heimdall said, “As the gatekeeper, I will keep my oath to protect the kingdom. If your return threatens the safety of Asgard, the Rainbow Bridge will not open for you, and you will be left to die in the cold deserts of Jotunheim.”

Vostagg: "Can't you just keep the bridge open for us all the time?"

Heimdall: "If it remains open, it will unleash the full power of the Bifrost and destroy all of Jotunheim, including you."

—The Bifrost is definitely a major reason why Asgard is the ruler of the Nine Realms, possessing the power to destroy other worlds at any time.

Thor, however, was full of confidence: "I'm not prepared to die today!"

"Nobody wants to die!"

Heimdall truly opened the Rainbow Bridge.

Thor, Loki, and the others were instantly swept up in the energy of the Rainbow Bridge and teleported to Jotunheim on the other side.

Just a breath.

Thor, Loki, and the others were then teleported to a cold, desolate desert.

Jotunheim is the home of the frost giants. The frost giants are enemies of the gods; they are tall, savage, and powerful, with a terrifying appearance.

Thor had only heard of the harsh environment of Jotunheim before, but had never been there.

The time has come.

He saw the desolate landscape before him, dark and cold, a world apart from Asgard.

"We shouldn't have come!"

Hogan said with some regret.

The harshness of the environment here exceeded their expectations, and they were completely unfamiliar with the place...

"Let's go!"

Thor was also a little nervous, but his pride as the crown prince of Asgard did not allow him to back down, and the blood debt owed to the Asgardians also prevented him from backing down.

then.

Thor, leading Loki, Sif, and others, prepared to head to the city of the Frost Giants to question Laufey, the Frost Giant King.

Strange noises occasionally rang in their ears on the dark, cold road.

This made everyone somewhat wary.

The cold wind howled.

Sif: "Where are they?"

Thor sneered, "Hiding away, a common trick of cowards."

at last.

Thor and his companions arrived in front of the building.

"Have you come all this way to your deaths, Asgardians?"

A hoarse voice came from the darkness.

"I am Thor Odinson!"

Thor surveyed the building before him with a slightly condescending air.

We know who you are!

Thor directly questioned, "How did your people get into Asgard?"

Asgard is the ruler of the Nine Realms, and he is the crown prince of Asgard. Facing the Jotunheim frost giants who were defeated by Odin and have submitted to Asgard, Thor doesn't feel he needs to be polite.

Laufey, the Frost Giant King, lurked in the darkness, his blood-red eyes gleaming with a chilling light: "Odin's House is full of traitors!"

"Don't slander my father's name with lies!"

Thor, wielding the Meowth Hammer, roared.

"Your father was an executioner, a thief!" Laufey stepped forward angrily, standing atop the ice sculpture, looking down at Thor: "And what have you come here for? Do you crave war? Do you yearn for it? You're nothing but a little boy trying to prove he's a grown-up!!"

As they spoke, frost giants appeared from all directions around Tor and his companions.

These frost giants were three or four meters tall, with ice-blue skin and crimson eyes, fiercely scrutinizing Tor Loki and the others.

However, Thor was still focused on arguing with Laufey, and his anger flared up:

"This boy is tired of your taunts!"

Sif and the others, however, had already sensed the danger.

Jotunheim is the home ground of the Frost Giants, where their fighting power increases significantly. The long, cold, and sharp frost blades in the hands of those Frost Giants inspire fear.

"Thor, think twice before you act!"

Loki quickly stepped in front of Thor and advised:

"Look around, we are outnumbered!"

Thor replied to Loki with great impatience:

"Remember your location, little brother!"

“You have no idea what the consequences of your actions will be?” Laufey stared at Thor and said, “But I do know that you’d better get out of Jotunheim before I change my mind!”

Laufey could not kill Thor in Jotunheim, because if he did, Odin would have to use the Bifrost to completely destroy Jotunheim.

However, his patience had its limits, and he couldn't tolerate Thor's provocations forever.

“We will accept your magnanimous suggestion,” Loki said respectfully, pulling Thor along, then back with Thor in tow. “Let’s go, brother!”

Thor glanced at Laufey, then at the frost giants surrounding him. Despite his fury, he still retained some semblance of reason and dared not easily represent Asgard in a fight against the frost giants.