"Two ladies, this question seems to be a bit too perverse." Randolph's expression changed several times, and finally frozen in a very stiff smile. "In the myth, the Asgardians are fearless gods, and how can deserters appear among the gods?"

Although the problem of Erida's Gemini's dig into pieces made Randolph frightened, he still forced himself to calm down and hoped to continue hiding it. At the same time, he was also thinking that he should not have the possibility of being exposed.

Elliot Randolph, of course, may have called other names. On the surface, he is a famous professor in the world who studies Nordic mythology, but in fact he is a soldier of the Asgardian Furious Legion.

This starts from the late 12th century. At that time, some people in the Furious Legion thought that Earth Ol was very fun, so they decided to form a group and go down to brush a large copy. However, one of the soldiers did not turn on the Green Dam Flower Season Escort System and were addicted to Earth Ol. So after the dungeon was finished, he left the group without authorization and stayed on the earth.

So he is a deserter, and he has no problem at all. It is precisely because of this that he has been living a more careful life on earth, constantly changing his identities, and trying not to use power beyond ordinary people as much as possible.

In fact, since modern times, global informatization has become more and more perfect, he has never revealed his superhuman power. Moreover, he has lived on the earth for more than 800 years and has long been accustomed to the human lifestyle, and has almost no habits of the Asgardians.

Well...well, I didn't restrain myself in terms of alcoholism. It was the same difficulty for Asgardians to quit drinking, just like Tony Stark quits women. But you can't say that if you drink well, you are the Asgardians? If you want to follow this statement, you can still get relatives with Odin.

"Well, this is not recorded in the mythology..." Aures frowned slightly, as if he was confused because his question had not been answered, but she immediately looked enlightened again. "Why would you like to refer to how the Viking pirates deal with deserters? I heard that they would hang deserters on the mast and dry them."

"Professor..." Saloras shook her head with grief, "You are in great trouble."

To be honest, Randolph lives in his current way and will not be exposed if there is no big accident. But he shouldn't have, and he shouldn't have shown himself in front of the World Security Council.

Since figuring out who New Mexico was the Big Hammer that fell from the sky and how big the hidden dangers were hidden behind this matter, the committee will immediately ask all the experts in the world who study Nordic myths about Asgard. Randolph, as the authority in this regard, is naturally within the scope of being questioned.

But when most experts and professors, who were flirting with the Old Ida Sutra, said something metaphorically, and said something that represents something, and never could not break out of the scope of myths and legends. I don’t know if the conditions given by the committee were too tempting, or if he suddenly wanted to make a fuss, Randolph gave some very unique insights, some of which were even completely different from those in myths, for example, he said that Loki was Thor’s younger brother, not his uncle.

Unfortunately, the other experts and professors' remarks are not just as simple as rebellious. Everyone is always eating with myths, legends and stories. In this range, you can do whatever you want and make noise. Everyone always has a taste of food. But if you come like this, you will be unique, isn't this a kick to our job? So he became the target of criticism from experts.

All of these were seen by the committee. They thought Randolph was a bit reasonable and seemed to be valuable. But when they saw that other experts refuted so fiercely, they were a little unsure. So in the end they thought that, damn, experts and professors were all parallel products! It was the consultant of SHIELD that was more reliable. At least they could chat and laugh with the Asgardians, so they would just consult him in the future.

So after making this decision, the opinions and information given by these experts, including Randolph's, were naturally buried.

But Nick Fury said in front of Evanson that an expert had a unique understanding of Asgard. After that, Evanson always felt something was wrong, so he found a reason to ask for a copy of the information. After all, he is now equivalent to Asgard's general consultant, and it is normal to review these things.

After seeing Randolph's part, Evanson found that not only said that Loki and Thor were brothers, but also said that Sif was not Thor's wife. Although these situations are very different from those in myths and legends, they are real.

Evanson believed that if he could know these situations, either this person had a connection with the Asgardians or he was simply an Asgardian. He was more inclined to the latter one because he vaguely remembered that there seemed to be such a person.

"Trouble?" Randolph's voice seemed a little nervous. "Does this have anything to do with me?"

"Do you really think you can avoid Heimdal's eyes forever?" Aureces saw that the other party did not see the coffin and shed tears, so he simply pointed out the topic. "Ms. Sif, the Crown Prince, is on Earth now, you have to go back to Asgard with her."

For some reason, after the topic was completely revealed, Randolph was not so nervous. He said calmly, "So, Ms. Sif asked you to catch me back?"

"You can think so," said Salos.

"Hmph..." Randolph smiled and shook his head. "This is impossible. Asgard has no habit of pretending to be someone else's hand. If they want to take me back, they should send someone to me directly, rather than letting humans take me away."

"You have lived here for so long, but you don't even understand this." Aures first looked disdainful, and then said in a serious tone, "This is the earth, not Midgard. The things on this planet are dominated by humans, not Asgard."

"Although you are theirs, you are on earth now, we should arrest you and hand it over to them." Saloras said with a smile.

"Are extradition regulations?" Randolph did not believe at first that such rules would be set between Asgard and Earth, but Odin's attitude towards humans was well known, and he felt that such a thing was possible. Finally, he shook his head and said, "It seems that I can't escape this time."

"I'll go with you." Finally, Randolph looked around with great nostalgia, then took out the wine pot from the drawer and drank it all. "I really don't want to leave here."

It was not that he had thought of resisting, but he felt that if he was seen by Heimdal, it would be the same wherever he ran. This time he could run away from the hands of two human women, could he run away from Ms. Sif?

"I'll get something, and then we'll go see Ms. Sif," Randolph said.

"No need." Aurece said impatiently, "Ms. Sif told me to take you to the designated location immediately after finding you, and then take you to the Rainbow Bridge."

"That's how Ms. Sif told me?" Randolph asked hesitantly.

"Of course." Saloras said affirmatively, "you know that Asgard doesn't have much patience with the escaped coward."

"Yes." Randolph suddenly lowered his head, and a smile appeared on the corner of his mouth. "It seems that I don't have to leave anymore. You are not the ones sent by Sif at all."

"Hmm?" Gemini looked at each other strangely, and somehow found a flaw.

"I am a member of the Berserkers' Corps, one of the most elite troops in Asgard." Randolph is in a good mood now, so he talks too much. "But I was just a stonemason before, a stone-matcher." He also gestured with his hand to smash the stone. "I'm not a warrior at all, but when I hold that power stick, I become a berserker."

"So for berserkers, the most precious thing is not the warriors themselves, but the stick in their hands that can arouse the anger in their hearts and give them powerful strength. When I stayed on Earth, the stick was also left behind. Shiff didn't let me take it back. This was impossible. That stick was much more important than me."

"Ahhh... the seduction failed." Aurece said with a pity, "You should listen to me. You started to fight as soon as you came up, and you were knocked out. It would be easier to take it away directly."
Chapter completed!