Captain America's Teaching about Runeterra

After Loki won the quiz game, he faced a choice. He can restore the divine power and magic knowledge that were originally deprived because of punishment, or he can choose to accept this mysterious reward-the inheritance of Sylas the unshackled.

This choice put Loki in a dilemma.

On the one hand, he was unwilling to leave the power he had gained through hard work and practice; on the other hand, he also want the so-called inheritance of Sylas.

"If I only rely on my strength, there is no way to change the tragic future, so... I have to make changes! But if the inheritance power of the quiz game rewards is not as good as my divine power and magic, wouldn't it be a big loss? "

At this time, Tony Stark said uncomfortably: "It's really bad luck, and it even offered a golden reward, hey, God of Weakness, why are you hesitating at this time? Your ability is not worth mentioning, hurry up and accept the reward, otherwise, you will be choked to death by Thanos sooner or later! "

Although what he said was true, his tone and attitude made Loki very angry, especially the title of "God of Weakness", which was simply insulting.

Loki sneered and said, "Ha, How should I choose? You don't need to worry, loser!"

Tony hadn't been afraid of anyone speaking badly to him so he retorted with a sneer: "Come on, everyone will see who is a Loser."

"Ahem..."

Steve Rogers coughed twice to interrupt their argument, then stared at the light curtain with a thoughtful expression on his face: "Sylas...where did I hear the name."

Loki was distracted by him, and immediately asked: "Who is he?"

"The mystery prize I got when I won the quiz game is also an inheritance. If you all have an impression, the inheritance I got comes from a person nicknamed Freljord. From his inheritance, I have gained some powers that do not belong to our world, as well as knowledge. Braum comes from a strange world called Runeterra. Sylas should be from Runeterra, just like Braum, but I'm sorry, I don't know much, I only know that he should be a mage. "

Steve Rogers learned some basic information about Braum and Runeterra from the inheritance of Braum, the Heart of Freljord.

Of course, the information is not extensive, and very complicated. He can't tell Loki the specific situation of Sylas, just remind him that once he accepts the inheritance, he will gain the strength of the other party. More importantly, the power system from Runeterra, such as Steve Rogers can summon Braum's magic shield. The strength of inheritance can also be improved through his training. For Steve Rogers, the super soldier serum he originally injected has an upper limit.

He usually works hard, and he hardly relaxes for a moment. While his strength is constantly getting stronger, he also naturally approaches his upper limit. It can also be seen from the video that in the future if he wants to improve his combat effectiveness, he will mostly have to use external equipment.

No matter how strong a super soldier is, there will be a limit after all, and it is impossible to wrestle with a cosmic being at the level of Thanos.

Braum's inheritance helped Steve Rogers break his original upper limit. Since the inheritance, the results and gains of his hard work during this time have been more obvious than ever before.

At this moment, he didn't hide his secrets much, and he explained his knowledge and understanding of the power of inheritance.

In the future exposed by the quiz game, Loki can also be regarded as a friend, mainly facing the powerful enemy like Thanos and the crisis that the earth may encounter in the future.

Steve Rogers believes that they should strive to unite all those who can unite to better defend the earth and change the tragic future.

From this point of view, it is not a bad thing for Loki to get this mysterious prize and obtain a strong inheritance power. After all, they also have a common enemy.

Loki was also a little moved after listening to this introduction by Steve Rogers.

Sylas is a mage, just in line with his nature, if it was a rude warrior like Braum, Loki would look down on him.

Finally, Steve Rogers reminded him: "Loki, you should also pay attention to it. After you obtain Sylas's inheritance, you will be affected by him. Of course, this is not very obvious, and it will not let you Lose yourself and become another person."

Because Braum is a hero who upholds justice, happens to be in harmony with Steve Rogers' ideas and that is why it didn't affect him much.

Loki didn't care about this. He was a god, so how could he be influenced by a mere mortal?

"Mage of another world, don't know if he can surprise me?"

Loki looked at the inheritance on the light curtain with great interest, and finally made a choice: "I want this inheritance power!"

As soon as Loki's words fell, a series of golden halos came one after another, completely submerging him in an instant.

wandering in bright golden light, Loki soon found a string of strange knowledge and skills in his mind.

The life experience of a stranger was played like a slide show in front of him.

This person is undoubtedly Sylas.

Compared to Loki's status as a prince and god, Sylas is the lowest level of ordinary people, even inferior to some civilians in modern society.

He was born in a backward feudal country. His parents were poor farmers. The only difference from ordinary people was that Sylas had a gift for magic.

Regrettably, Sylas's country is a country that is extremely repellent to mages and magic. They set up an armed team to hunt for civilian mages.

"a poor and humble worm."

Loki curled his lips dismissively. In his opinion, this country that rejects magic is simply backward and ignorant.

When he saw Sylas take the initiative to join the mageseekers dedicated to hunt mages, Loki felt that this guy was not worthy of magic. he has a unique talent, but stupidly thinks it is a curse or punishment, can such a person be called a mage?

　　 Is he even worthy?