Chapter 685 U: Infinite Events (IV)

At the entrance of Stark Tower, Pepper held Helen in one hand and carried a bag in the other. She handed Helen to Sif and told her: "Helen is not an ordinary human child, so she should be able to eat the things in Asgard. However, she doesn't like fruits like apples, but she likes to drink orange juice very much..."

"By the way, don't let her take too much sugar, it's unhealthy. Also, urge her to read more books and don't let her fight. My God, she really likes to fight, which is a headache..." Pepper also handed the bag in her hand to Sif, which contained Helen's daily necessities.

Recently, Sif has been practicing her swordsmanship in the surrounding dimensions, which made her feel a little tired. So when she knew that Frigga wanted to take Helen to Asgard, she took the initiative to volunteer to relax.

Although Helen and Loki look alike, Sif likes children very much and has always wanted to have a daughter. Helen fulfilled her fantasy. She reached out and touched Helen's head, imagining that she and her would pick flowers and make wreaths in the forest of Asgard, play in the water by the fountain, and tell stories by the campfire...

The light of the rainbow bridge flickered, and Sif and Helen disappeared. When they returned to Asgard, Sif took Helen to Frigga first.

Frigga took Helen to visit her bedroom, which was where Loki lived when he was a child. As the second prince of Asgard and Frigga's favorite youngest son, his former residence was still very gorgeous even after so many years.

The polished smooth floor tiles were covered with fluffy carpets, and the bed frame had a primitive Viking style, with thick logs supporting dark green curtains.

This bed was a bit too big for Helen. Frigga was worried that Helen would be scared on her first night here, so she planned to sleep with her. However, Odin suddenly asked her for something, so Sif stayed and told Helen a bedtime story and coaxed her to sleep.

Before, Helen was very quiet, but perhaps because she devoured the members of the heir family and inherited their vampire characteristics, she became much more active when it got dark.

"In this way, the brave Asgard warrior defeated the dragon, cut off its dragon horns, fixed its head on the rudder, made armor with its scales, set sail, and embarked on a new adventure..."

Sif took a storybook and told Helen a story in a gentle tone. Helen leaned on her head, blinked her eyes, and sighed. Sif asked: "What's wrong? Don't you like listening to this story?"

Helen looked at her with big eyes and said: "Compared to listening to the story of the warrior killing the dragon, I still prefer to kill the dragon myself."

Looking at Helen's face, Sif sighed: "You are really different from your mother... uh, father... well, maybe mother..."

Helen leaned on her face with her hands, looking at the pattern on the blanket, looking a little bored. Sif told her a story for a while, then carried her to the bed and let her sleep.

Helen couldn't sleep at all. Looking at the bright moonlight outside the room, Helen widened her eyes, looked around, and after confirming that no one was paying attention to her, she flexibly jumped onto the window frame and flipped onto the balcony outside the window.

Just as she was about to use magic power to fly, she thought that this was not the earth, and everyone in Asgard was born to use magic.

Once she used magic power here, the guards would definitely sense it. Maybe she could get rid of the guards, but she would definitely not get rid of Frigga or Sif. At that time, she would not be able to run away.

Thinking of this, Helen grabbed the balcony railing with her hand and stretched her head to look down. She found that there was a very tall tree just under the balcony, and the height of the treetop was just the same as the ground of the balcony.

Under the bright moonlight, tall coniferous trees surrounded the Fairy Palace. Asgard, which belongs to the Nordic civilization, has a special feeling for the coniferous forest. The trees here are very strong and the conifers are illuminated by the moonlight, showing a light blue-green color.

Suddenly, several trees close to the wall of the Asgard shook with a "rustling" sound, and startled birds flew across the sky.

Then, many tall trees began to shake, from far to near. With a "bang", Helen jumped down from the outermost tree, clapped her hands, and didn't care about the leaves on her hair.

After coming out of the woods behind the Asgard, walking to the left is the martial arts field, walking to the right is the fountain garden, and passing through the fountain garden is the library. After hesitating for a second, Helen decisively walked towards the martial arts field.

On the way to the Asgard, Helen saw a lot of Asgard weapons of all kinds. She wanted to go to the martial arts field to see if she could find interesting weapons. She didn't have a weapon yet.

However, when she arrived at the martial arts field, she found that there was a figure sitting on the steps next to the martial arts field. Helen hid behind the wall, poked her head out, and then looked at the figure.

That was Sif. At this moment, there was a long sword beside her. She sat on the steps, reached behind her, gathered her long hair, and then braided it.

There was a fine white mist around her body, and it looked like she had just exercised. Looking at the scattered dummies in the middle of the martial arts arena, it was clear that Sif was staying up all night to practice martial arts.

Helen sighed, knowing that her idea might be difficult to realize, so she turned around and tiptoed out, wanting to leave here, but at this moment, she heard Sif say:

"Are you awake?"

Helen's figure froze. She kept raising one foot and slowly turned around. Just as she was about to speak, she found that Sif's body was flashing with purple light, and her eyes were not looking here, as if she was just talking to herself.

Helen walked gently to the wall again, poked her head out, and listened to what Sif was saying.

"... Indeed, it's been so long, it's time for you to go home. Let's do this, I'll go to Earth again tomorrow, and you can find a new host. By the way, where are your companions? Won't they come to pick you up?"

As soon as Sif finished asking this question, another voice came out of her mouth: "Thank you, Sif, I'm very happy to work with you during this time. You are the most powerful and gentle host I have ever met..."

This is also a female voice, but different from Sif's voice. When she spoke, the purple light on Sif's body kept flashing.

Helen frowned. She looked carefully and found that the purple light was a little familiar. It seemed to be the symbiote she had seen on Peter before.

"The current situation of the cosmic agent is very bad. The civilizations near the Andromeda Galaxy are very hostile to us. The power that surrounded Clint last time seems to have stimulated Nar. He has become more and more active. No one knows when he will get out of trouble." The tone of the symbiote was full of worry, and Sif comforted her:

"Phantom, don't worry too much. If you really encounter any trouble, I will help you."

And Helen, who was hiding behind the wall, rolled her eyes and seemed to have a plan.

The next day, when Sif was about to start the Rainbow Bridge to go to Earth, Helen kept sticking to her. Sif had no choice but to take Helen with her, and the two returned to Earth together.

Sif's purpose this time was to find a new host for the symbiote Phantom in her body. Since she was injured by the Destroyer brought down by Loki last time, and Phantom had been symbiotic with her to save her, Phantom has been staying on Sif's body. Sif and Phantom have practiced martial arts together and established a deep friendship.

Just a few days ago, the Phantom suggested that she wanted to go back to her home planet, Klyntar, to have a look. However, Sif was a Valkyrie of Asgard and had patrol missions. She could not leave her post without permission. Without being transferred, she could not go to the Andromeda Galaxy, so the two had to choose to separate.

After arriving on Earth, the Phantom left Sif's body. Compared with other symbiotes, she had an advantage, that is, she was very flexible and agile. She could fly even without a host, and her individual mobility was much stronger than other symbiotes. Therefore, she did not just find a host to make do with, but planned to find the female nurse she had possessed before.

After she left, Helen said she would take Sif shopping on Earth. Sif had recently fallen into a bottleneck period of power growth, and the whole person was a little anxious. She just wanted to relax, so she took Helen to a street next to Times Square and prepared to walk around here.

As expected, because Spider-Man was not in New York and good neighbors were absent, they didn't walk for a while before they heard a few gunshots. Looking down the street, a robbery occurred outside a jewelry store at the end.

Of course, Sif would not stand by and watch. She turned around and looked around. She found that the coffee shop next to her was relatively quiet. So she took Helen in, put Helen on the seat, and said to her: "Wait here, don't run around, I'll be back soon!"

Helen nodded obediently, and the moment Sif rushed out, she jumped off the chair. Although her legs were short, her speed was not slow, and she disappeared into the crowd in a flash.

Finding a place where no one was, Helen sniffed lightly, caught a trace of smell in the air, and then turned into a stream of light, passing over New York.

Suddenly, she stopped in mid-air, and then looked down. In an alley not far from New York Presbyterian Hospital, a pool of purple mucus was spreading along the wall.

Helen flew down directly, stopped on the wall, looked down at the pool of mucus, and the purple mucus was stunned there, paused for a moment, and then quickly retreated.

But Helen didn't give her a chance to escape. She flashed and held her down with her hand.

Of course, the symbiote wouldn't be trapped by a hand. The phantom was thinking this when she found that the small hand had a terrible suction force. Something was devouring her symbiote factor, and she had no way to resist.

With a "whoosh", all the symbiote factors were sucked into Helen's body. The phantom thought she was going to be devoured. Just as she was about to scream, she found that she didn't seem to be in danger of life, but parasitized Helen's body like the host before.

Phantom conveyed a doubtful emotion, but Helen said to her in a very innocent tone: "I see, Peter also has a symbiote, what is it called... Red Bee? I think it's very interesting, so I also want to have one, what's your name?"

"My name is Phantom, but, little girl, the code of cosmic agents states that we cannot parasitize underage creatures, even if you are an Aesir. When the body is not fully developed, super-speed may bring a great burden..."

"Eh?!... How can you fly??? No, no, no! Stop! You are speeding! Stop!!! Ahhhhhhhh!!!!"

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