Fortunately, Thor's request was very simple. He only told them not to cause trouble for Dr. Jane and the others, but offered to form an alliance in exchange.
What could Phil say about such a good thing that fell from the sky?
Of course, seeing Phil's familiar smile and a certain young man who was taking care of his friends not far away, Thor casually added another name to the "exemption list."
After dealing with this small matter, the domineering Thor didn't give Phil a chance to pester him again. He simply said to his four friends, "Go to the rainbow bridge."
Then, the hammer in his hand turned into a propeller, and he and Dr. Jane flew away again.
Everyone looked at each other in dismay. This mouthful of dog food was heart-wrenching.
Luke called out to Phil and told him to hurry up and take the Warriors Three and Sif over.
Of course, Phil wouldn't let go of the opportunity to see the rainbow bridge with his own eyes. He personally drove the four friends southeast.
Luke, Selvig and Darcy drove over in their jeep.
Forget about his own pickup, it still had a 25mm Viper cannon on it, and wasn't suitable for driving around in front of a bunch of SHIELD agents.
Although Phil was the head of these agents, Luke didn't need to add to his trouble.
Who knew what kind of bastard that Baldy Sitwell was!
By the time Phil arrived with his four friends, Thor had already spoken to Dr. Jane for a while before their mouths parted reluctantly.
The four friends struggled to reach Thor, and he gently pushed Dr Jane out. "Wait for me to come back."
Dr. Jane slowly stepped back and nodded. "I'll wait for you."
When she walked out of the huge circular pattern on the ground, Thor raised the hammer. "Heimdall, take us back ~ ~ ~"
A cold wind blew, and everyone held their breaths as they waited for the magical rainbow bridge to descend.
Dr. Jane, in particular, could finally see the practical version of the Einstein-Rosen bridge that she had been studying. Her heart pounded.
Even Luke was intrigued.
Thor didn't travel to Earth too often, and naturally didn't have many opportunities to see the rainbow bridge up close.
Five seconds later, Thor, who was the focus of everyone's attention, was still standing there with his hammer raised high. His four friends also looked up in amazement.
Thor waved the hammer again, and lightning flashed as if he was sending a signal. "Heimdall, did you hear that? Take us back. "
The hall remained silent.
Five minutes later, Darcy, who was next to the jeep, couldn't help but yawn and murmur, "Did Heimdallr go for supper? Or picking up girls at bars? "
Luke, who was next to her, said in a low voice, "I reckon that the bars over there are different from ours. It won't be easy to pick up girls."
Darcy asked, "Then what do we do now? Do we just stand there like idiots?"
Luke pondered for a moment. "Why don't we sit and wait?"
Daisy: "… Good idea."
The two of them sneaked into the jeep and sat in the driver's seat and the passenger's seat. They were prepared to use this comfortable position to fight a protracted battle.
Luke fished in his pocket. "Lollipops. Want one?"
Daisy: "Yes."
…
The morning sun rose from the horizon and illuminated the wilderness again.
Dew accumulated on the tips of the blades of grass and sparkled. The fresh air put people in a good mood.
Luke texted Selina with one hand and stuffed a cookie into his mouth with the other.
The campfire next to him had already burned out, and only faint smoke slowly drifted out.
The dozen or so small camping tents around them were relatively quiet.
Further away were Phil and the others' simple tents.
Thor and the others had no intention of going there. Even if Phil said that he could make a tent for them, no one went.
Being a secret agent was never very popular.
What made Thor and the others even more depressed was that a certain prince had been shouting for half an hour last night, but the legendary rainbow bridge hadn't been opened.
After that, Thor shouted once an hour until four in the morning, and had rested until now.
In fact, Thor hadn't slept at all. He was just talking to Dr. Jane in a small tent in the circle.
The four friends were also given a tent and slept in the circle.
That way, once Heimdallr opened the portal, they would be teleported back.
Luke had provided the tents.
There were a lot of such tents on the ranch. With a phone call, he had the workers on the ranch deliver a truck of tents, as well as food and drinks.
In the first half of the night, everyone was having a campfire barbecue party, and they only went back to their tents to rest after midnight.
In Luke's opinion, it wouldn't be a problem if Thor couldn't return for a while.
He had retrieved his divine power and the Meow Meow Hammer. He could attack from a distance, and no one on Earth could stop him.
That was how a second-generation god cheated.
Taking advantage of this opportunity, Luke chatted with Sif and the Warriors Three again, and learned that Heimdallr could see anywhere in the universe.
This might be an exaggeration, but no matter where Thor was on Earth, Heimdallr only needed to take a few glances to find them.
Thus, Thor didn't have to wait here forever.
He was only guarding here because this used to be a teleportation point. Heimdallr didn't need to look for them, and it was easier for him to hear Thor's call.
But now that Heimdallr didn't respond, it didn't make much of a difference whether Thor and the others waited here or went somewhere else.
Thor's group was full of energy, so it was unrealistic for them to foolishly stay in the wilderness.
Thus, before everyone went to sleep, Thor decided to take a look around the world.
This was Dr. Jane's suggestion.
Since they couldn't leave for the time being, there was no point in staying in one place. They might as well take a look at the origin of Norse mythology on Earth.
Phil decisively promised that S.H.I.E.L.D. would cover all the expenses for the trip.
Phil naturally wouldn't be stupid enough to save money if he could establish a relationship with Thor, the "crown prince and future king of the alien empire," for a bit of money.
As Luke chatted, he asked Sif and the Warriors Three to cover for him and have them identify the heavy weapons that had been used in the battle last night.
This way, even if everyone knew the nature of this nonsense, they could only accept Asgard's "conclusion."
The four of them readily agreed.
After all, Luke really didn't get anything out of them. Instead, he helped the down-and-out Thor, helped the Warriors Three and Sif fight the Destroyer, and even saved Dr. Jane in the end.
Given their personalities, this wasn't a big deal at all.
Luke also secretly called Phil out via text message to make sure that he was talking alone without anyone noticing.
He didn't have much to say. He just warned, "You have to be careful. There's something wrong with that baldy Sitwell."
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