Chapter 1,453: Asking for a Scolding (Please Give Me a Monthly Ticket!!! Please Subscribe!! Please Recommend!!!)

Dwarves are quite curious about Earthlings. Although the nine worlds are connected, people from all worlds don't like to go to Earth. At least Dwarves are the kind of race that doesn't like to move. They prefer Nidavellir, which is rich in metal minerals. Everything here perfectly satisfies all the hobbies of Dwarves.

There are active magma layers underground, countless precious metal minerals are everywhere, and the products on the surface are also rich.

So Dwarves rarely go to other worlds. They prefer to stay in their own cities and keep digging more and better ores. Then these ores are made into various tools and weapons. So Dwarves know the existence of Earthlings, but no one has seen them. They will not go to Earth because it is too barren and not suitable for trade, and Earthlings will not patronize them.

The legend of Earthlings has been circulating among Dwarves, but no one has actually seen them.

So after Strange and Richards were announced as Earthlings, the attitude of the Dwarves immediately changed, and they came to visit one after another. This is quite rare blood for the old-fashioned Dwarves. By the way, let me explain why there are Asgardians here.

Because of the rich mineral resources and exquisite craftsmanship of the dwarves, all the weapons and equipment of Asgard are basically produced in Nidavellir. They are the only designated weapons manufacturer of Asgard.

In return, Asgard needs to protect Nidavellir from the invasion of other worlds.

Even though the craftsmanship of the dwarves is famous throughout the universe, they also trade with other alien races, but the military force and population of the dwarves themselves are not enough to protect their craftsmanship and wealth. After all, not every alien race will pay for things according to the rules.

On the contrary, the weak military force and superb forging technology of the dwarves make them the favorites of many ambitious races.

If it weren't for the protection of Asgard, they would have become slaves of various alien races long ago.

Therefore, Nidavellir is the world most loyal to Asgard among the nine realms. Because of Asgard's strong military guarantee, Nidavellir, like Canada, has always been reluctant to make too much military investment. Asgard has suggested that they should pay some attention to this, but the dwarves turned a deaf ear to it, so Asgard can only station troops in Nidavellir for a long time.

During the Nine Realms Riot this time, Nidavellir was actually the world that was attacked as the focus.

There is no way. Whether it is the frost giants or the trolls, as well as other people such as the Krunan people and the Skriens people, they are all poor ghosts. They have nothing but their lives. If they want to get weapons and equipment, they can only forcibly buy the inventory of the dwarves in Nidavellir.

However, Asgard is not easy to mess with. In the early stage, they focused on defending Nidavellir, so they stockpiled a large army here.

The dwarves didn't suffer much loss, but the Asgardians suffered a bit more loss...

But as the war progressed, the Nine Realms needed the Asgardian army to suppress them. Asgard's army was limited and it was impossible for them to stay in Nidavellir all the time. Although the dwarves wanted to do so, the dwarves were not a visionary race. On the contrary, because of their strong business atmosphere, they attached great importance to their own interests, even to the point of being extremely short-sighted. In addition to their loyalty to Asgard, the dwarves were actually quite difficult to get along with. They didn't care about other worlds, and were even more unwilling to lose their own interests for other worlds. They even felt that Asgard only needed to protect them. As for other worlds... What did Nidavellir have to do with them?

But this was unrealistic. Asgard was the co-lord of the Nine Realms, and they couldn't just care about themselves. So the dwarves had to draw people into the army and form their own army to assist the remaining Asgardians in suppressing Nidavellir. This was also the reason why Strange and the others were caught by the dwarves. If it were before, they would most likely be caught by Asgard, but it wouldn't be as troublesome as it is now.

"Hahaha! I'm so sorry, we thought you were those space hyenas. Those scum are the most annoying. They don't produce, and they don't know how to do business with people. They can't do anything except plunder!"

The city is called Zhufuba, one of the largest cities of the dwarves. The person who spoke was the lord of this place, Grim Polluxon, a shrewd dwarf who rarely liked to laugh.

Dwarves are as greedy as their forging skills. At the same time, they are also extremely stubborn and difficult to get along with. They are like stones and very serious. But Grim Polluxon is not such a person. He is very talkative.

Maybe this has something to do with his work as a merchant in outer space when he was young.

Many dwarves would go to the universe to venture into business when they were young to accumulate their first pot of gold. In the dwarf society, wealth is very important.

Dwarf proverb: Without gold, it is like having no backing and support in the face of a sudden disaster, just like having no shield to defend yourself when the arrow of malicious words falls.

In their view, wealth is an important symbol that determines a dwarf's social status.

If you have money, you are the boss!

Dwarves only value three things.

Wealth, reputation and craftsmanship.

Dwarf proverb: No amount of gold can buy back lost reputation, and no matter how good your craftsmanship is, it can't repair a ruined reputation. Enemies can take your life, thieves can steal your wealth, and slander can ruin your reputation, but a craft, once learned, is yours for life.

It happens that these three things are the most important things in doing business.

But no matter what, once the dwarves have earned enough money, they will return to their hometown.

Grimm Porroxen is a young dwarf lord. He has only been back home for two or three hundred years and has not completely become stubborn.

(The lifespan of dwarves is shorter than that of Asgardians, but they also have a lifespan of one or two thousand years)

Because of his youth, Grimm Porroxen still brought the universal translator he used to travel the universe before, otherwise they would not be able to communicate with Strange and Richards at all.

"Dear dwarf lord, we can fully understand your situation. In fact, a similar situation has occurred on Earth. We also came here to solve this problem." Strange's emotional intelligence became very high at this time.

After all, he just doesn't like to do that, which doesn't mean he doesn't understand.

Reality is the best way to educate people.

If it were on Earth, Strange would have been full of venom at this time.

This is of course a matter of looking at people, but if they don't do this, they might be thrown into prison and locked up until they die.

"Earth too... Is Kamar-Taj not taking any action?"

It seems that this dwarf lord knows some information about the Earth.

"Ahem... I'm the mage of Kamar-Taj."

"Oh!

You are the mage of Kamar-Taj, then do you know Ancient One?"

"Of course, that's my mentor!" Strange didn't expect that his teacher's reputation would spread to outer space. So he asked curiously: "Have you heard of my mentor's reputation?"

"Of course! Odin once said that Ancient One was the most powerful person he had ever seen in his life!"

Grim Polluxon said very happily.

The dwarves all admire Odin.

So Ancient One, who praised Odin, also admired him very much.

Richards saw that Strange and Grim Polluxon were getting happier and happier, so he hurriedly pulled Strange.

Only then did Strange react: "By the way, respected lord, we have another companion who should have also drifted here. We are very worried about him now. Can you..."

Grim Polluxon was not stingy with his help. As long as they didn't have to pay, the dwarves were generally easy to talk to.

Soon, people were sent to find Tony.

In addition, although the dwarves look like they are from the Middle Ages, they even used animal-drawn carts to carry Strange and his companions after they were captured... Strange and Richards thought that their technology was actually very backward at first, but they immediately took out drones and single-person helicopters.

Unlike helicopters on Earth, those helicopters do not seem to conform to aerodynamics at all, but they can fly, and they fly very fast!

For the first time, they knew that they could fly so fast with rotors!

You should know that the flying speed of helicopters is very slow compared to other aircraft, which is determined by its structure.

But this thing is supersonic...

"How is this possible?"

"What's wrong? My human friends?" Seeing the two people looking at their rotorcraft with surprise, Grimm Pollux thought that these two country bumpkins had never seen an aircraft... They were not sure what level of technology the Earth had reached.

"No... Why can your helicopter fly so fast? It is not aerodynamic!"

Richards asked directly.

There is nothing to be embarrassed about.

Grim Pollux was even more surprised than them. He didn't expect that the other party actually knew aerodynamics.

"Hahaha! So that's the case. This thing doesn't rely on aerodynamics at all, so it doesn't need to be made according to aerodynamics."

"Is it magnetic levitation?" Richards thought of a possibility.

"It's anti-gravity!" Grim Pollux said directly: "The rotation of the propeller only applies anti-gravity, and the real propeller behind the rotorcraft is the thruster."

Richards was immediately interested.

And Grim Pollux was obviously also a technical veteran, and the two quickly started chatting.

Strange was almost there. He could talk about biological knowledge, but such hard-core physics was not his major, so he couldn't get a word in at all.

...

"So, Tony and the others disappeared?" Kai sat on the top floor of Stark Tower, looking at the dejected Banner.

Banner didn't want to come, but the others couldn't come at all.

Six people from the Illuminati.

Arthur didn't know about this at all. He went to London.

New York didn't need Arthur at all, so Arthur showed his international spirit and went to London.

In fact, SHIELD deliberately transferred him away.

SHIELD's internal comprehensive investigation of Phil is nearing its end, and the situation is very bad.

In order to avoid some unnecessary troubles, SHIELD hopes that Arthur can keep his distance.

Arthur likes Phil very much and has pleaded for Phil.

But that involves Nick Fury, even Arthur thinks Phil is crazy and would help such a madman. He knows that Phil and Nick Fury have a good relationship, and Phil even lost his leadership position in the Avengers because of this. As a result, Director Hill spent a lot of effort to pull him out of the quagmire of Nick Fury and let him return to work again, but Phil jumped in again!

Arthur knows that this kind of thing is called self-inflicted.

What can he do?

The only thing he can do is to save his life.

Director Hill agreed, and she tried her best to save Phil from being shot.

But Director Hill couldn't guarantee anything else.

Arthur couldn't come, Tony, Richards and Strange disappeared, four of the six people were missing, and the next ones were him and Harrison.

But Harrison... he didn't dare to show up in front of his boss.

According to Harrison.

His boss treated him very well, with sufficient funds, and rarely interfered with scientific research projects, basically letting them choose the topics on their own.

Where can you find such a good sponsor?

Although Stark Group can provide the same treatment... but people are kind.

Harrison didn't think of changing jobs, so he didn't want to show up no matter what.

In the end... only Banner was left.

Banner could of course not come, but Banner couldn't do such a thing.

So Banner had to show up.

"Why don't we know about this!" Kai looked at Banner seriously.

If it weren't for Banner, Kai really wouldn't know that Tony and the others were committing suicide for a while.

"This... this is an experiment for a few of us. You know, we have always hoped to complete the space teleportation technology." Banner is actually not good at lying, so he is under a lot of pressure. Fortunately, Kai also knows Banner's personality, so he didn't think he would lie.

For a policeman, this is actually quite dereliction of duty.

But even if Kai had a big imagination, he would never have thought that these bastards would create a secret society that he didn't even know about!

But Kai was still a little curious: "Why did you bastards get together?"

Strange and Richards had no relationship with Tony before.

Banner's heart tightened and he almost blurted it out.

But after thinking about it, he was really optimistic about the Ultron plan, so he decided to hide it.

"It was Tony who took the initiative. He needs a little help. You know, this technology is too difficult, and there are too many problems to overcome. Even Tony can't do it independently."

This statement is acceptable.

Kai didn't find it strange. After all, except for Strange who was a little strange, Banner and Richards were both top scientists.

And speaking of it, Strange also had reason to participate. Although he was a doctor, not a scientist, he was a wizard of Kamar-Taj, and he could teleport.

This was enough to provide a lot of help.

Pepper looked at Banner nervously: "Do you know how Tony is doing now?"

She didn't care who Tony played with, she cared about Tony's safety, at least before Tony was safe, she didn't want to consider other things.

Banner shook his head bitterly, if he knew why he came here?

Deliberately looking for scolding? He didn't have such a bad hobby!