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"Master, welcome back!"
Hearing Aya's sweet voice, Rimuru felt extremely comfortable.
Damn Rodan—he even dared to use alien black technology to protect Aya. He deserved to be tricked!
She seemed to need to find a chance to urge Stark to install a supercomputer for her as soon as possible. She could also take the opportunity to move Aya over and upgrade her system.
It had to be said that, as the director of S.H.I.E.L.D., Rodan had many strengths.
This time, however, he actually gained something from misfortune. Through Rodan's contact with Kree Empire's dark technology, the Great Sage was able to deduce a great deal of Kree scientific knowledge.
Although the knowledge systems were different, nothing was unsolvable for the Great Sage.
"Aya, report recent events."
"Aye, Master!"
A cute little girl with twin ponytails stepped out from the shadows.
She wore a uniform, stockings, and high heels, looking like a cute maid hostess—adorable beyond words.
Under Aya's report, Rimuru quickly learned about all the recent events that had occurred during her time at Kamatech.
Iron Man had been defeated by Abomination, the Hulk had defeated Abomination, and the Silver Armor God of War had remained undefeated, sparking intense public discussion.
Countless netizens were speculating about who this silver-armored warrior was, how strong he really was, and what advanced technology he used.
On the other hand, Iron Man had fallen into serious public controversy and was widely criticized.
Many experts publicly demanded that Stark disclose humanoid mech technology to the military.
However, many media outlets insisted that private property was sacred and defended Stark.
What amused Rimuru most was that media outlets were criticizing Stark one day, then praising him the next.
One had to admit, the moral standards of American media were truly something that could survive anything.
Terrifying (jpg).
"Don't suddenly pop out like that to show off your presence. It's scary."
Great Sage: "Oh."
Rimuru: "..."
According to "history," the next event should be the Stark Expo—the plot of Iron Man 2.
In the original timeline, Tony had just announced himself as Iron Man, his stock price skyrocketed, and his fame reached its peak.
While the government faced investigations and political pressure, Tony made the entire upper class suspicious of each other.
Justin Hammer was humiliated and turned into a laughingstock.
But what no one knew was that the seemingly glorious Tony was actually suffering from palladium poisoning and was close to death.
Because of that, the Expo was held purely for "face," and Pepper even criticized it as pointless.
He even risked his life to attend a dangerous racing event in Monaco.
All of this made people around him deeply disappointed in Tony.
After a failed headbutt incident that destroyed a friendship, Rhodey "kidnapped" the Mark suit, Pepper was helpless, and thought Tony had gone insane.
But now… would the Expo still happen?
That was a big question mark.
Unlike the original timeline, because of Rimuru's interference, Tony had suffered a series of setbacks.
As for fame?
Did Tony even have that anymore?
Thanks to the healing potion, Tony no longer had to worry about his life.
An Expo centered around "weapons demonstration" would be meaningless and might never happen.
At this point, Tony was probably hiding in his lab alone, licking his wounds and trying to survive.
It seemed that during this period, New York would enter a rare era of peace.
No more monsters on the streets, and people would even close their doors at night.
That said, what kind of person was Tony that he dared to live like this and take such risks?
Poor Tony… should I go comfort him?
Tony, what's bothering you? Say it out loud so everyone can laugh about it.
Snap!
Rimuru snapped her fingers, and everything was happily settled.
Who would have thought she could be so considerate, gentle, and thoughtful?
After some time, when the God of Thunder descended to Earth, she would go play around with Odin and study runes.
Rune magic was a good thing—she should secretly learn it. A fatherly boss like Odin probably wouldn't mind!
In Asgard, rune writing wasn't actually a secret; many mages used it.
But was "Ban's powerful fireball" the same as "Erer's powerful fireball"?
Also, Asgard's divine weapons had a very interesting property—they could be thrown and automatically recalled.
Odin's spear Gungnir, also known as the Eternal Spear, had near-perfect accuracy and would return to his hand after being thrown.
Thor's hammer Mjolnir was the same—it could be thrown and summoned back.
Hela's weapon, the Necrosword, also had this ability.
Even the darkest corrupted sword could auto-return!
If Rimuru were to forge weapons, she would definitely incorporate this feature.
After all, she had plenty of "magic steel" inside her stomach.
She was also curious what kind of reaction would occur when Jura's magic steel met Vibranium, Adamantium, and Uru metal.
You couldn't blame Rimuru for thinking about forging weapons—after all, she couldn't just remain a nobody with no backing.
Unlike Sun Quan with his capable brothers, or Cao Cao with his powerful allies, she could only rely on herself like Liu Bang.
Speaking of which, she had some complaints about Thor.
The God of Thunder was truly the biggest reckless troublemaker in all of Marvel.
From Odin's perspective, Thor showed zero guilt in "betraying his father."
Not long after Odin dozed off, Thor smashed the Destroyer armor into pieces.
Soon after, he shattered the Bifrost, Asgard's strategic transport bridge.
That bridge had once been like a sword hanging over the Nine Realms.
Thor broke it without hesitation.
The only hesitation he showed was when he couldn't find his girlfriend Jane Foster.
That had awakened Odin from his slumber in anger.
But for Rimuru, being a reckless prince wasn't a bad thing at all.
Since Thor didn't want those things anymore, Odin probably wouldn't mind if she picked up the scraps.
Why waste them?
Even if they didn't hit anyone, breaking flowers and trees was still a shame.
And the Bifrost—if she could absorb it, she might learn how to build a similar interstellar teleportation system.
Rimuru was very interested in such a system that could directly transport armies.
Thinking about it, she couldn't help but wipe her mouth.
How could she be this greedy!