This visit to Asgard was very hasty. Originally, Salomon could have had a good time with Bernita after dealing with the school trivial matters, but the Supreme Master hurriedly threw him to Asgard, making people wonder what happened in the Immortal Palace.

But it was definitely not for the banquet. Salomon quietly stuck out his tongue. He couldn't understand why the Asgardians wouldn't feel tired of eating those heavy oil and salt every day?

Salomon walked lightly towards the library of the Asgardian. He did not change into Asgard's palace costumes. The nobles of Asgard loved gold, so there were a lot of patterns sewn with gold threads on their clothes. Compared to their clothes, Salomon's sacred skeleton robe seemed a little simple. But he still liked the artistic style of the Asgardian tribe. The hollow golden decoration with full lines and the cool tone filling, as well as the exquisite dark gold relief everywhere, making the entire Asgardian look completely free of the exaggeration of the nouveau riche.

Asgard's fanaticism about gold is reflected in every corner of the Asgard - the reliefs in the corridor are golden, the patterns on the floor tiles are golden, the decorative flowers placed aside are golden, and even Heimdal's eyes... wait, don't you need to guard the Rainbow Bridge?

"I'll be your guide." Heimdal stood in the corridor, still looking serious.

He knew the particularity of Salomon, so he did not usually face the coldness of Kama Taj diplomats - although it was not as enthusiastic now. The secret mage blinked, and he had guessed the meaning of Heimdal coming here: Odin was too familiar with the urination of Kama Taj and the casters. The conditions he and the Supreme Mage reached were on one hand, and Salomon's spontaneous behavior was on the other hand.

Although the Immortal Palace welcomes Salomon, he must not run around, nor can he go to the secret place of the Immortal Palace. The Asa Gods used the banquet to drag Casilios and borrowed vouchers from the library to drag Salomon. One of the purposes was to prevent them from inquire about it. However, the magic of the Supreme Master on the Holy Skeleton cloth was not so easy to see through. Odin sent Heimdal as the surveillance staff for this, and Salomon was his key surveillance target. Heimdal discovered the fact that Salomon did not attend the banquet by observing Casilios, so he immediately reported the situation to Odin, the father of the gods.

"Give him something to please him," said the Father of the Gods, "Focus on him as if he was his own fingers."

Then the previous scene happened. Heimdal's job was to keep Salomon's dirty pink claws away from the secrets of the Immortal Palace, but Heimdal himself did not think so. Even with the cover of magic, he was still very confident in his ability, and he believed that his work had another purpose.

"Young people are stupid, especially humans. Excess hormones and adrenaline can make people stupid." In his eyes, Salomon was completely different. Heimdal thought, "Silly exploring the secrets, recklessly attacking the enemy who knew they were invincible, without plans, without vision. I don't care if he can find anything, my job avoids this man running to the forest to fight goats when I blinked - and he doesn't seem to beat goats. Maybe it's more worry-free to take him to the dungeon, magicians can always discuss the philosophical meaning of one thing for a long time, and maybe Loki can attract his attention. Otherwise, if he takes him to the martial arts field for training, the Supreme Mage and the Father of the Gods will definitely agree with it."

If Salomon read Heimdal's thoughts, he would only make a harsh laugh. Goats, can anyone in this world not beat goats? When he came out of the Rainbow Bridge and stepped onto the ground of Asgard, he saw many merchants and civilians who used goats to drive their cars, which was completely different from the depression he saw when he came to Asgard last time.

The only thing that made him curious was why the Asgardians didn't put a feces under the goat's butt.

Why don’t these goats shit? Are these goats all bionic electronic sheep?

Of course, Salomon had no idea that Heimdal had speculated his ideas based on the childhood behavior patterns of Thor and Loki, and he did not know that Asgard's so-called "goat" was completely different. It was an equally horned but huge even-hoofed animal. Thor had fallen with the so-called "goat" when he was a child. Heimdal had no doubt that with the strength of human body, being crushed into meat pies was the most likely thing to happen.

"Very good." Salomon did not object to Heimdal's surveillance, nor did he intend to grop around the Asparagus. He stepped through the shadows and dark golden reliefs in the corridor and continued to walk towards the library. The primary textbook of Lun Magic he owned was obtained from this library. There were not many confidential books here. The more powerful Lun Magic was in Odin's study, and those books were compiled by the father of the gods himself.

"I believe you must be familiar with the library. Let's go to the dusty library to hunt for treasure. Here... it is full of the smell of books, and I can smell the gloomy smell before I open the door. I don't understand why the nobles of Asgard hate learning so much." Before he showed the parchment to the soldiers guarding the library, they opened the door blocked by magic. When Salomon looked back, he found Hemelda was quietly following him, and he was getting closer and closer, as if he was about to pin his eyes to Salomon.

"Because they have finished reading those books." Heimlda replied in a plain tone.

"Uh (spoken voice)! Don't look at me like this, don't get too close, you're covered in the smell of goats and sea water, my horned head friend. What's this... Alfheim Elf Joke Collection? Oh my God, there's such a thing in the library in Asgard!"

After Heimdal got off the ladder, he clapped his hands in the dust. He found the book from the shelf on the top floor of the library. Giving him something that made him happy - this was the order of the father of the gods, so Heimdal stuffed the most interesting books in the library into the hands of the Secret Master. He had read this book, and no one knew what it was included. It is said that since the establishment of this library, this book existed. Every Asgard nobleman read this book when he was a child.

He believed that this thing could attract Salomon's attention and make him spend a lot of time on it.

In addition, as the intelligence manager who has read all the documents of Asgard, Heimdal always felt that the handwriting in this book was somewhat similar to the handwriting of the Father of the Gods. However, this idea of ​​blasphemy had long been ruled out of his mind, and he did not intend to tell anyone about this discovery.
Chapter completed!