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Chapter 396: Departure to Xandar (1st Update)
Chapter 396: Departure to Xandar (1st Update)
Five days later, at the Bifrost Gateway.
Heimdall looked at Jerry and said:
"Carmen, as per the king's instructions, I will teleport you to the vicinity of Xandar. However, since you are not an Asgardian, once you leave the Nine Realms, I will no longer be able to see you. You will have to pilot the ship back to Earth on your own."
"That's fine, I understand. Thank you for your trouble!"
Jerry smiled, indicating it was no problem.
Over the past five days, Jerry had completely mastered the operation of the Asgardian spaceship, memorized all the maps, and familiarized himself with the distribution of major cosmic powers.
His primary destination was Xandar, the capital of the Nova Corps, which had recently established peace with the Kree Empire.
Xandar is the most inclusive planet in the Milky Way, where various races coexist peacefully without discrimination or war. As the first stop for adapting to space travel, it was the ideal choice, and he could also gather the information he needed there.
However, just as he was preparing to set off today, Odin informed him that the Bifrost could not only teleport within the Nine Realms but also beyond them.
However, once outside the Nine Realms, Heimdall would no longer be able to see anyone who was not an Asgardian, so he could only send Jerry out but not bring him back.
It was similar to how a teleportation portal works; if you hadn't been to a place before, you could estimate the distance and open a portal near the destination.
Heimdall could estimate the distance and open the Bifrost near Xandar, but once outside the Nine Realms, his all-seeing and all-hearing abilities would be useless.
Since Jerry was not an Asgardian, Heimdall could not sense him, so he couldn't hear Jerry's call or see his location to open the Bifrost and bring him back to Asgard.
Why couldn't Heimdall directly teleport him to Xandar?
Xandar is currently the only power that can rival the Kree Empire, apart from Thanos. Xandar is also a peaceful planet, and while Odin is not afraid of them, it would be impolite to open the Bifrost in their capital without their permission.
However, this was already a great help for Jerry, as it would save him several days of travel through space.
"Have a safe journey!"
Heimdall drew the Guardian Sword, inserted it into the base of the Bifrost, and twisted it forcefully. The Bifrost was now active.
Jerry waved goodbye to Heimdall and stepped into the Bifrost.
"Boom!"
A rainbow beam shot out from the teleportation chamber, piercing through the spatial barrier and disappearing at the edge of Asgard.
In less than two seconds, when the rainbow energy surrounding him dissipated, Jerry found himself in the vastness of space.
"Shield!"
Feeling the corrosive effects of various cosmic energies, Jerry immediately activated the energy shield to protect himself.
Space is filled with harmful energies and extreme cold. A normal human exposed to space would freeze solid and die within seconds.
However, with Jerry's current physical condition, he could survive for a few hours without issue.
But there was no need for that; he could use Magic to create a shield, blocking all damage from outer space.
"Let's release the Asgardian ship first!"
Jerry opened the Ring World and used the Summoning Charm to release the Asgardian Spaceship, the "Divine Realm", which Odin had gifted to him the day before.
This spaceship was entirely crafted from Asgardian Metal, exuding a distinct Viking style.
It was said that Odin had personally sought out the Dwarf King to create this ship for Jerry, using the finest materials and surpassing most of the current Asgardian spaceships.
To be honest, this gesture left Jerry feeling quite honored and pleasantly surprised.
As the saying goes, when you are powerful enough, the whole world treats you with kindness.
The "Divine Realm" was about a hundred meters long and twenty meters wide, featuring a large house on its deck, and incorporating a significant amount of Asgardian technology.
"Divine Realm, activate the energy shield, destination: Xandar!"
Jerry landed on the deck of the Divine Realm, put away the Energy Shield, and issued the command to the Asgardian Spaceship.
"Yes, my lord!"
A gruff voice responded from within the ship.
Instantly, a golden energy shield rose, enveloping the entire Divine Realm, and the dozens of large paddles on both sides began to swiftly cut through the void.
With the paddles in motion, the Divine Realm immediately took off at a speed comparable to that of a Dark Elf spaceship, heading in a specific direction.
It turned out that after receiving the Divine Realm from Odin's messenger yesterday, Jerry had made a series of modifications to it.
On the surface, it appeared unchanged, but in reality, Jerry had cast the Enlightenment Charm on the Divine Realm, allowing it to navigate autonomously using a map, eliminating the need for him to control it manually.
Additionally, he had used the Invisible Expansion Spell to significantly expand the internal space of the ship.
Moreover, he had adorned the entire Divine Realm with various Magic Runes.
Thus, in addition to its original functions, the Divine Realm now had features such as Stealth Mode, Warp Drive Mode, Super Magic Defense Mode, and Energy Conversion Full-Cover Magic Attack Mode.
"The universe is truly wondrous!"
According to Heimdall's estimation, it would take about an hour to reach Xandar from his landing point, so Jerry decided not to study Magic in the room but to stand on the deck and admire the awe-inspiring space scenery.
Humans have always believed themselves to be the center and masters of the world, but the world they inhabit is just a small planet.
Beyond this planet lies countless other worlds, each with its own civilizations rising and falling.
As the Ancient One once said, the universe is infinite.
Even with his current strength, standing on the deck of the Divine Realm and gazing out at the boundless universe, Jerry felt a sense of his own insignificance.
A sudden black hole could obliterate him, scattering his essence to the void.
Compared to the true powerhouses, he was still far too weak!
However, while being awed by the outer space scenery, Jerry also began to gain some insights.
All Magic, technology, and other powers are simply different ways of utilizing the rules of the universe.
As a top-tier Mage and someone on the path to creating a Mini World, Jerry naturally had his own understanding of the universe's laws.
So, when he saw the planets with his own eyes and ventured into space, he gained new insights into the Magic principles he had been studying.
Perhaps, this was an unexpected joy!
(End of Chapter)
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