Learning enchantment was no easier than learning any other spell.
This magic was very profound.
Asgard could have no combat mages, but it could not have no enchanters.
The weapons in the hands of every warrior and the equipment on their bodies were enchanted by mages.
Its defense against energy weapons was almost full.
Whether it was human bullets or dark elves 'energy guns, they weren't enough to pose a threat to ordinary soldiers.
After all, the weapons in the hands of the Dark Elves could easily shatter a stone pillar that was as thick as two people hugging!
From this, one could see how powerful the enchantment defense was.
That thin energy shield allowed them to advance steadily like tanks against the ranged attacks of other races.
Moreover, their equipment was made of Ulu metal, which had strong physical defense and excellent magical conductivity, allowing them to withstand most of the conventional weapons in the universe.
Weapons that could break their defenses could be called divine weapons!
If Ulu metal allowed them to ignore the sharp blades of other races, then enchantment allowed them to have the confidence to despise the energy weapons of other civilizations.
After he started learning enchantment, Aaron realized that it would take him a longer time to learn this spell than other spells.
It even involved Asgardian technology.
It was worth mentioning that Asgard's enchantment and technology complemented each other.
It belonged to the kind of relationship where there was me in you and you in me.
With this in mind, Aaron decisively turned his attention to one of the sections.
The enchantment of this section was different from the other sections. It was more special.
The difficulty was also relatively high.
But for Aaron, it was quite suitable.
This was because this part of enchantment knowledge was about how to endow the magic one had learned to an object in a special form, so that it would have the same magical characteristics.
For example, if he enchanted a weapon from Earth and gave it a spatial storage spell, he could increase its ammunition capacity. Without changing its performance and size, he could transform a rifle with a 30-round magazine into a machine gun with hundreds of bullets.
He could also add an invisibility spell to a cloak to make it invisible, making it a veritable invisibility cloak.
However, there was a problem. Because of different spells, the methods of enchantment were different.
Many mages did not have enough time and mana to learn as many enchantment methods as possible, so a certain phenomenon appeared. They would only study the magic they were best at.
But this problem was not a problem for Aaron.
As long as he studied hard, he would be able to continuously improve his enchantment skills. Then, he would be able to perfectly replicate his own magic on other objects and create divine artifacts in batches.
As for mana consumption, it wasn't even a problem.
With the energy in his hand, he could just continue to absorb it when there was no energy left.
Next, Aaron devoted himself to the study of enchantment magic.
As a future God of Magic, he had to be proficient in enchantment magic, or else it would be completely unjustifiable.
Time passed bit by bit as he studied.
During this time, Asgard was not peaceful.
The previous rebellion in Vanaheim was not an accident, nor was it the only one.
Although the Nine Realms had been relatively peaceful in the past thousand years, it was only relative to the past.
The countries in the Nine Realms were also more warlike and ambitious than the last.
The dark elves who tried to pull the universe into endless darkness, the frost giants who tried to bring Earth into a new Ice Age, and the flame giants who triggered the Twilight of the Gods.
In comparison, the current rebellion in Vanaheim was just a small fight, and it was too mild.
They did not have a complete divine kingdom, and their forces were extremely scattered. However, it was precisely because of this that they often rebelled and wanted to become the new master of Warner.
Odin did not allow Vanaheim to gather again to challenge Asgard's rule, nor did he want anyone to start the War of the Nine Worlds again.
Therefore, Vanaheim became a novice village to train Saul.
At the same time, in order to prevent Aaron from stealing the limelight again.
Odin deliberately ignored Aaron and hinted to Frigg to stall him and let Saul take his other friends to suppress the other small unstable factors.
There was even one time when he stepped into the kingdom of the Flame Giants.
However, this time, he did not face the Giant King, Surtel.
Strictly speaking, the Flame Giant's rebellion this time was also a test under Surtel's instructions.
He wanted to see if Asgard was still fighting as quickly as before.
Thor did not betray Odin's trust.
He brought victory back to Asgard.
The Thunder God's name resounded throughout the entire Immortal Palace.
Although Aaron was not in Asgard during this period of time, Odin's plan was clear even in Jotunheim.
Stealing the limelight?
It didn't exist!
He did not have the energy to steal the limelight now.
Wasn't learning magic fun?
Was the increase in strength not attractive enough?
Why did he have to play house and bully some children?
Aaron really wanted to continue learning, but a recent piece of news forced him to stop and return to Asgard.
Because Odin had already ordered people to hold the coronation ceremony.
Thor was about to become the new king!
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