Chapter 724 Departure

“Mr. Mike, please save Thor! I beg you!”

Meanwhile, Heimdall, having recovered from the shock of Thor’s disappearance, led the rescued Asgardian citizens and respectfully knelt before Mike.

The death of the old All-Father Odin and the outbreak of Ragnarök had caused unimaginable suffering for the Asgardian people.

Now was probably their most “vulnerable” time, and they desperately needed Thor, the successor to the All-Father, to lead them out of their predicament.

Unfortunately, Tony, who should have been the backbone of the Asgardian survivors, had, due to his unreliable personality, gotten himself lost without a trace.

Therefore, Heimdall and the Asgardian people could only place their hopes on Mike, this powerful individual, to help them find their leader.

Only then could they possibly rebuild their “home.”

And even restore Asgard to its former glory.

“Bringing Thor back isn’t a big problem, but first, I need a spaceship.” Mike’s current strength meant traversing the void in his physical body wasn’t difficult, but if there was a more comfortable way to travel, there was no need to endure that hardship.

After all, the universe is vast, and without space-folding technology, just traveling would take a lot of time.

“Thank you for your kindness. As long as Thor can be saved, I can provide you with a spaceship.” Receiving the promise, Heimdall seemed to breathe a sigh of relief.

As for spaceships, for Asgard, which possessed Bifrost technology, they were quite redundant.

Of course, this didn’t mean Asgard had no spaceships.

Heimdall, as the Guardian of the Bifrost, had collected several of these things.

It was a small personal hobby.

Now, this hobby had proven to be a great help.

“Oh, where are the ships? Take me to see them.” Mike’s face broke into a smile after his initial surprise.

He had long planned to collect faith from various races in the universe.

However, due to inconvenient travel, he had never put it into action.

Now that he had a spaceship, it was a good opportunity to explore the universe while searching for Thor.

“I stored them in a warehouse, which isn’t far from the Bifrost ruins. We can go there anytime,” Heimdall said. “But before that, I need to trouble you to help settle the remaining Asgardian citizens.”

The battle between Surtur and Hela might not be over, so it was clearly unwise to return to Asgard with hundreds of citizens rashly.

“Simple, I can send them to Norway. Your people are already living there,” Mike said, waving his hand to open a spatial portal to Norway.

Through the pure white spatial gate, one could see the lush green grass on the other side, as well as the Asgardians who had already gone there for refuge.

Faintly, new tents could also be seen in the distance.

“Mike, have you finished everything on your side?” Not long after, Stephen, dressed in a sorcerer’s robe, appeared on the other side of the spatial gate.

With so many Asgardians suddenly appearing in Norway, Stephen, as a Guardian of Earth’s defense network, naturally had to keep a close eye on things to prevent any unforeseen circumstances.

“Not yet, I still need to go deep into the universe to find Thor later…” Mike briefly introduced the situation of Asgard and Thor to Stephen.

He tried to keep him informed.

After all, the task of “looking after” the Asgardian immigrants would likely fall to him later.

More than ten minutes later, the remaining hundreds of Asgardian citizens had been transferred, and Mike had also finished his conversation with Stephen.

“Alright, now let’s go see the spaceship!” After the spatial portal closed, Mike’s gaze returned to Heimdall.

On site, besides Heimdall, who needed to lead the way, Wanda and Nebula also remained.

Then, with divine power, the four, including Mike, were once again lifted into the sky, flying towards the Bifrost.

The closer they got to the center of the Asgardian continent, the more chaotic the atmosphere became.

Dark green death energy and orange-red flame energy intertwined in the air, twisted like an overturned paint palette.

And the battle between Surtur and Hela had moved from the center of the battlefield into the void.

Powerful energy waves occasionally erupted in the distance.

It looked as if they were going to shatter the void.

Of course, their battle moving into the void also provided convenience for Mike and the others’ actions.

The four successfully landed on the Bifrost ruins with little impact.

At this time, several hundred Asgardian refugees had unexpectedly gathered here, all citizens who hadn’t been able to evacuate immediately when the war broke out earlier.

They only escaped from the ruins after Surtur and Hela’s battle left the residential area.

And the Bifrost, being the best tool for Asgardians to travel, made these “refugees” instinctively gather here.

However, it was a pity that the Bifrost, which possessed instant teleportation capabilities, had already been destroyed by the demon wolf Griffin when Ragnarök began.

Facing the completely destroyed Bifrost ruins, the hundreds of gathered Asgardian refugees had already despaired.

But they never expected that in their despair, things would take a turn for the better.

“I’ll open the portal, and you go communicate with them about the transfer. Also, organize more people to search the ruins again; there might be other survivors.” The reason Mike landed at the Bifrost ruins was precisely because he saw the hundreds of Asgardian refugees gathered there.

Mike didn’t mind wasting a little more time if he could help them with a simple gesture.

As for the warehouse where Heimdall said the spaceships were stored, it was indeed not far from the Bifrost.

It was only about two or three kilometers away.

At Mike’s speed, he could get there in the blink of an eye.

Another half an hour passed, and through searching and rescue, the number of “refugees” at the Bifrost expanded to over a thousand.

Then, the Norway spatial portal was opened to send the “refugees” away.

After everything went smoothly, Mike, Heimdall, and the others finally arrived at the warehouse two or three kilometers away.

As the warehouse door opened, five technologically advanced spaceships appeared before everyone.

It must be said, although Heimdall seemed rigid, his aesthetic sense was indeed good.

At least the appearance of the ships he collected looked very good.

Considering that only three people were traveling this time, Mike decisively chose a smaller ship.

Of course, small as it was, it had all the necessary facilities like activity rooms and hibernation pods, and the quality and comfort were excellent.

“Alright, let’s part ways here.” After choosing the ship, Mike specially opened a spatial gate to Norway for Heimdall.

“After I find Thor, I’ll send him to Norway to reunite with you all…”

Accompanied by Mike’s comforting words, Heimdall stepped into the spatial gate.

“Check the ship’s equipment and energy. Our target this time is Sakaar.” With only three people left on site, Mike gave instructions to Nebula.

With her rich experience traveling the universe, she was undoubtedly the best choice for a ship pilot.

“Everything is ready, we can take off anytime.” Nebula, eager to curry favor, meticulously completed Mike’s instructions.

“Depart!!!”

…Accompanied by a dense jet sound, the small spaceship circled a couple of times in the air, then shot up into the sky, flying out towards the Asgardian continent.

Such a commotion was neither too big nor too small.

Surtur and Hela, who were fighting high in the sky, would certainly notice it.

However, for some unknown reason, both chose to ignore the spaceship…