Chapter 179 Captain America's Teachings

After winning the quiz game, Loki was faced with a choice.

He could either recover the divine power, magical knowledge, and skills that were taken away from him due to punishment, and completely restore his strength, or he could choose to accept the mysterious grand prize this time - the glorious inheritance of Silas the Liberator.

This choice made Loki feel a little torn.

On the one hand, he was reluctant to give up the power that he had worked so hard to learn and practice, and on the other hand, he was also skeptical about the so-called glorious inheritance of Silas.

"If I rely on my own strength alone, I can't change the tragic future, so... I have to make a change!

But what if the inherited power of the quiz game reward is not as good as my own divine power and magic, wouldn't it be a big loss?"

At this time, Tony Stark pouted a little unhappy: "I'm so lucky that I got a golden reward. Hey, God of Weakness, why are you still hesitating at this time?

Your own ability is not worth mentioning, hurry up and accept the reward, otherwise you will be strangled 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 an insult.

Loki sneered, "Ha, you're anxious because I won the game and got the reward? You don't need to worry about what I should choose, loser!"

Tony was really not afraid of anyone when it came to his sharp tongue, and he sneered and retorted, "Come on, everyone can see who is the loser, I'm thinking about you, of course, it's up to you whether you listen or not, anyway, I'm not your brother."

"Ahem..."

Steve Rogers coughed twice to interrupt their argument, and then stared at the light screen, his face thoughtful: "Silas... I seem to have heard this name somewhere."

Loki's attention was diverted by him, and he immediately asked, "Who is he?"

"The mysterious grand prize I won when I won the quiz game was also a glorious inheritance. If you all remember, the inheritance I got came from a man nicknamed Braum, the Heart of Freljord.

From his inheritance, I got some power that does not belong to our world, as well as knowledge. Braum comes from a strange world called Runeland.

Silas should be from Runeland 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 Runeland from the glorious inheritance of Braum, the Heart of Freljord.

Of course, this information is not comprehensive and very complicated. He couldn't introduce Silas's specific situation to Loki, but just reminded him that once he accepted the glorious inheritance, he would get the other party's power.

More importantly, it is the power system from Runeland. For example, Steve Rogers can summon Braum's magic shield.

The power of inheritance can also be improved through one's own acquired training. For Steve Rogers, the super soldier serum he originally injected actually has an upper limit.

He always works hard to train, and he hardly relaxes for a moment. As his strength keeps getting stronger, he is naturally approaching 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 start with external equipment.

No matter how strong a super soldier is, he has his limits after all, and he cannot compete with a cosmic overlord like Thanos.

And Bron's glorious inheritance helped Steve Rogers break his original upper limit. Since he got the inheritance, the results and gains of his hard work during this period of time are more obvious than ever before.

At this moment, he didn't hide much, and told about his understanding of the power of inheritance.

In the future exposed by the quiz game, Loki can be regarded as turning over a new leaf, mainly facing a 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 be united in order to better protect the earth and change the tragic future.

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

After listening to Steve Rogers's introduction, Loki was also somewhat moved.

Silas is a mage, which just matches his personality. If he is a rude warrior like Braum, Loki would not look down on him.

Mage is noble, and he is a decent person no matter where he is. Thor and Steve, who only show off their muscles, are inferior people and not worth mentioning.

Finally, Steve Rogers reminded him: "Loki, you should pay attention to one more thing. After you get Silas's inheritance, you will be affected by him. Of course, this is not very obvious, so you won't lose yourself and become another person."

Because Braum, the Heart of Freljord, is a hero who upholds justice, which happens to be very harmonious with Steve Rogers's ideas.

Loki didn't care about it. He is a god, how could he be affected by a mere mortal?

"Master from another world, can you bring me a surprise?"

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

As soon as he finished speaking, a series of golden halos came one after another, and in an instant, he was completely submerged.

Wandering in the bright golden light, Loki soon found that his mind was filled with a series of unfamiliar knowledge and skills.

The life story of a stranger was playing in front of him like a slide show.

This person was undoubtedly the master of the inherited power he had obtained - Silas the Liberator.

Compared with Loki's high status as a prince and a god, Silas was just an ordinary person at the bottom of the society, even worse than 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 Silas had a talent for magic.

Unfortunately, the country where Silas lived was a country that was extremely repulsive to mages and magic. They set up an armed team to hunt down civilian mages.

"Tsk, a small and humble poor thing."

Loki curled his lips in disdain. In his opinion, this country that rejected magic was simply unreasonable, backward and ignorant.

When Loki saw Silas take the initiative to join the magic hunting team specifically targeting mages, he felt that this guy was not worth mentioning.

He obviously had a unique talent, but foolishly thought it was a curse or punishment. Can such a person be called a mage?

Is he worthy?