Aaron entered the Interstellar Museum with a dark expression. This place housed the miscellaneous items collected by Asgard over millions of years after defeating various realms.
Dark Elves' armor, Frost Giant's sharp teeth, Fire Demon Dragon's scales, Uru beer barrels made by Dwarves...
Other items included Kree's guns, Skrulls' ancient maps, Stone Giant's chest boulders, and... black stockings?
What strange things had gotten mixed in?
Aaron looked around and specifically asked a museum staff member if the items inside could be taken out.
The staff member hesitated for a moment, then nodded and said, "The All-Father said that seeing you is like seeing him. If you have any needs, feel free to pick any of these items."
"They are just remnants of some losers anyway. At worst, we can just go get some more."
Listen, this is the pride of being a God.
Aaron patted his shoulder. "You are a qualified Asgardian warrior."
The staff member, hearing this, excitedly said, "You think so too? But the army is blind and thinks I am too weak, rejecting me three thousand five hundred times..."
Aaron was embarrassed.
Asgard recruits once a year. To be rejected three thousand five hundred times, regardless of strength, he must be a persistent talent.
If he were on Earth, such unyielding spirit would surely make him Captain America.
Oh, you are an Asgardian, already at Captain America's level? Then never mind.
Aaron asked him to retrieve the Frost Giant's sharp teeth and the Fire Demon Dragon's scales.
Unfortunately, there was no Kree War Hammer. It was said to be quite extraordinary. It could be considered a very good technological Divine Artifact.
At this moment, Aaron saw a round object.
"What is this?"
The staff member glanced at it and said, "Oh, this thing is said to be a Dark Elf's individual hand grenade, an old antique at least four thousand years old, nothing special."
"Black hole grenade?!"
"Black hole grenade? You mean this thing? Actually, I think it's better to just find someone on the street and get a shield or a sword, an axe or something."
"We have tormented the entire Universe with these equipments."
The staff member clearly didn't understand the black hole grenade.
After all, he hadn't been born during the war that led to the Dark Elves' extinction. By the time he grew up, the Dark Elves had already become a legend.
Everyone thought the Dark Elves were all dead, so who would care about a bunch of losers?
Oh, there was one person who cared a lot, but he wasn't in Asgard.
For the Asgardians, there was no need to discuss losers, at most they were just one of countless legendary stories before bed.
Every time it was mentioned, they would say, wow, Your Majesty Bor is so amazing, I also want to become a qualified warrior.
That's all.
Odin couldn't possibly specifically describe the power of the Dark Elves, because to him, they weren't really powerful.
It was a smooth push all the way, wasn't it?
"Take this out."
Aaron ignored the other party. The black hole grenade was a famous black technology in the Marvel Universe.
Relying on the Aether Particle, the Dark Elves created the black hole grenade and the dark matter particle gun.
The former could also be called a dark matter grenade, a standard individual weapon of the Dark Elves. When it explodes, it can generate an impact in the surroundings and release a large amount of energy to create a small black hole, which can absorb everything around it.
Whether it was fully armored Asgardian warriors, or the Kursed Warrior who overpowered Thor, the God of Thunder, and sent mjolnir flying, none could resist the spatial power of the black hole. They would be instantly sucked in, torn apart, and die.
The latter could easily break thick stone pillars. Even an Asgardian warrior, if hit in an unarmored area, would die instantly.
It can tear biological tissues at a molecular level, forming an incomprehensible penetrating wound.
Only an enchanted Uru shield could withstand this weapon.
However, these two great killing machines were standard equipment of the Dark Elves five thousand years ago, and in today's Universe, they are definitely terrifying weapons, capable of killing even Gods.
How could Aaron miss the black hole grenade?
He originally thought he would have to wait two more years, until the Nine Realms aligned and the Aether Particle appeared, before he could get his hands on it from the Dark Elves.
Or directly absorb the Aether Particle.
Two years would be enough for him to have a body capable of bearing the power of the Infinity Stones.
But he didn't expect that Asgard's museum actually still had captured remnants. This was an unexpected surprise.
"Do you have any spacecraft here that can perform warp travel without needing a warp network?"
Aaron tried to describe it specifically to the other party, mainly because he was only vaguely familiar with this type of spacecraft.
If possible, he hoped to obtain a spacecraft that could directly create wormholes.
But it seems... with the current technology, it's still difficult to achieve?
It seems the Kree had this technology, but it wasn't perfect.
However, the other party shook his head. "If you just want spaceships, we have more than enough captured ones here, but if you want one that can travel on its own without the aid of a wormhole, we don't have it."
"Why don't you ask the marvelous Heimdall? He must know where to find what you're looking for."
Aaron gave up on wormhole technology after hearing this.
Actually, it doesn't matter if he doesn't have it. With dark matter teleportation and short-distance teleportation, he can travel freely throughout the Universe.
And there's Heimdall.
He must get his hands on the All-Seeing Eye.
The objects he sees with his super-long vision might be galaxies from thousands or tens of thousands of years ago.
However, Heimdall can see everything he wants to see in the Nine Realms and even the Milky Way Galaxy in real-time. He can even share vision and converse over ultra-long distances.
It is definitely one of the most powerful eyes in the Marvel Universe. Its auxiliary capabilities are excellent.
Next, Aaron took a few more items from the museum.
Under the puzzled and bewildered gaze of the staff, Aaron walked away gracefully.
Actually, there were many other things inside but Aaron didn't have time to search further.