Chapter 213

Thor continued to recount his experiences, explaining how the White Knight had effortlessly ignored their attacks due to his powerful body. This left Odin, Frigga, and Heimdall in a state of disbelief.

The Asgardian gods had incredibly strong bodies, but from Thor's description, it was clear that the White Knight's physical strength far surpassed even Thor's. The three of them exchanged surprised glances.

Thor then went on to describe the mysterious divine power he had witnessed during the battle. "At first, I didn't recognize him until I saw the red light emanating from his hand," he recalled, looking at Odin with growing concern. "Father, he was able to wield Mjolnir, and he possesses divine power. I think he's connected to our royal family..."

Both Heimdall and Frigga turned their attention to Odin, who was visibly uncomfortable, unsure of what to make of this claim. Thor continued, recounting the most significant event—the Battle of New York.

At first, Odin, Frigga, and Heimdall weren't particularly surprised by Thor's account of the early stages of the battle. It all seemed fairly standard. However, when Thor described the human-made machines that resembled Destroyer-like battle armor, their expressions changed.

"These machines were immensely powerful," Thor explained. "Although individually weaker than the Destroyer, there were so many of them that they posed a significant threat."

Odin, Frigga, and Heimdall were shocked. Humans had developed such powerful weapons? Although they weren't overly concerned, Odin knew that if humanity had created something this advanced, it was worth noting. However, he also believed that Asgardian technology could easily surpass such inventions if they wished.

But when Thor mentioned how a single individual had effortlessly destroyed all these powerful machines in an instant, their shock deepened.

"Who was it?" Odin asked, his curiosity piqued.

"It was the White Knight," Thor revealed, a smile forming on his face.

At the mention of the White Knight, Frigga and Odin were taken aback. They had known he was powerful, but to dismantle hundreds of advanced robots in mere moments was beyond their expectations.

"How did he do it?" Frigga asked, struggling to comprehend.

Thor explained excitedly, "The robots turned into sand, and then the sand transformed into butterflies! The sky was filled with butterflies. You can't imagine how incredible it was... And those butterflies were alive—made of silicon but still living creatures."

Frigga, Odin, and Heimdall were left in stunned silence. Sand into butterflies? Living, silicon-based life forms? It sounded absurd, but Thor's enthusiasm made it clear he wasn't exaggerating.

"He really did that?" Frigga asked incredulously.

Thor nodded, recalling how everyone present had been left in awe by the transformation. He further elaborated on how the White Knight had performed other feats, like turning energy into matter, converting crystals into water, and erasing entire groups of robots from existence.

"The ability to alter matter, to create and destroy..." Thor's voice trailed off, the sheer scope of the White Knight's powers finally sinking in.

Even Odin, who had seen and experienced countless incredible things, was visibly shaken. At first, he suspected the White Knight was wielding the power of the Reality Stone, but something didn't add up. The timeline was wrong, and the effects Thor described didn't match the Reality Stone's typical limitations.

The Reality Stone could alter reality, but only for a short period. To make such changes permanent would require immense energy and possibly other Infinity Stones. Even then, it was not a simple task. Odin had experience with the Reality Stone and knew its strengths and limitations.

What Thor described wasn't temporary; it was lasting. This suggested that the White Knight's power wasn't coming from the Reality Stone. The realization hit Odin—this wasn't the power of the stone; it was the White Knight's own strength.

The possibility that the White Knight's abilities were greater than those of the Reality Stone left Odin in awe.

"He's even more powerful than I imagined," Odin thought.

Frigga, equally shocked, asked, "Thor, are you sure about all of this?"

Thor nodded earnestly and then added, "Oh, and he also mentioned something about the Infinity Stones... He said that at the beginning of the universe, there were six of them..."

As Thor finished recounting the White Knight's knowledge of the Infinity Stones, Odin's expression became even more serious.

The fact that the White Knight possessed such immense power was alarming enough, but the knowledge of the Infinity Stones made things even more concerning. From Thor's words, Odin realized that the White Knight not only had the Tesseract but also the scepter containing the Mind Stone. And now, with the emergence of the Aether—he had three Infinity Stones in his possession.

Three out of six.

Odin's face grew increasingly grim as he processed this revelation. One individual now held half of the universe's most powerful artifacts.

If the White Knight held this much power, Odin understood the potential dangers that could arise.

"A man with three Infinity Stones," Odin muttered gravely. "The consequences could be unimaginable."

(End of Chapter)

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