The Frost Giants have a simple purpose: to serve as cannon fodder. It's likely they've already been brainwashed by Hydra's beliefs, as they kill anyone they see, eat the dead, and frequently let out a joyful laugh.
They harbor the will to die, daring to charge onto the streets even under the gaze of God King Odin, which clearly illustrates the issue.
Before being killed by Odin, if they can kill one person it's worth it, eat one person it's a gain, and if they can fill their stomachs, charging Odin would be more energetic, wouldn't it?
"Should we save the people?" Gin asked her boss. It didn't matter to her since she's no longer a Valkyrie and she only pledges allegiance to her boss.
The Warnerheim people below, no matter how many die or are injured, she doesn't care. Despite her being half Vanir Race, which is the reason for her blonde hair.
The Immortal Palace People probably haven't come in contact with genetic science. Odin was young with golden-red hair, whereas Frigga was blonde, and Loki runs around every day with black hair, looking at it, he probably isn't Frigga's biological son, right?
Yet he still firmly believes in his mother's words.
Gin's parents died long ago, and she lived in Asgard from a young age, having no particular feelings for this place.
However, now Su Ming is posing as Odin, seeing the current situation without stepping in to help might risk exposure.
After all, after they put away their protective talismans, Heimdall can see them, having seen no explanation for their ability might be explained, but acting against their identity would be hard to explain.
Su Ming didn't even think about it; he immediately raised his head to call out.
"Heimdall, rescue the civilians back to Asgard!"
When leaders only need to talk, subordinates run their legs off.
Operating the Rainbow Bridge doesn't require running legs, but thinking about rescuing civilians scattered throughout the city, Heimdall heard the order, and his pupils dilated.
Considering the Rainbow Bridge as a large claw crane, Heimdall is the best player, but civilians mixed with Frost Giants make the difficulty high even for him, causing a moment of disorientation.
But the command of the God King is such, and he can only comply.
So in the darkness, rainbow paths drop onto the ground from the sky like thunders, rescuing civilians under the Frost Giant's blade at critical moments. Rainbow after rainbow, the high frequency turns into a continuous stream, illuminating every corner of the city with colorful lights.
But not everyone can be saved; sometimes Heimdall transports only headless corpses.
The Frost Giants are massive, and their weapons are exaggeratedly large, leaving ordinary civilians at least with intestines spilling and broken bones if lightly grazed.
Su Ming didn't even look; he had seen too many similar tragic situations, and entering the battlefield wouldn't provide much help.
Though his speed is fast, he isn't as fast as Barry. He can save a few more, but he cannot save everyone, and would allow Zemo to escape.
Little Zemo had been surprising Su Ming all along, showing solar theft operations, placing him in a more significant position of importance.
Now to spare people to save lives is surely selfless humanitarianism. Personally, he has no time to waste with these small fry, so he's leaving an empty city for them.
In doing so, Su Ming can earn favors with two women in the Golden Palace while also diverting Heimdall's attention. If Frost Giants wreck the city, Su Ming's future 'aid plans' will win Gullveig's approval more easily.
Achieving multiple gains.
Just that the Rainbow Bridge's flashiness made it conspicuous, if Zemo sees the lights here, he will easily associate them with Odin arriving.
Given the Zemo family's character, they will undoubtedly make a hasty retreat.
Su Ming must quickly catch him; the Fixed Star's disappearance is likely the Heart of the Sun's effect, better kept away from Zemo.
For forging with Fixed Stars, is it like this? Putting Fixed Stars and other materials inside the furnace?
Deathstroke knows quite a lot, but most are related to combat knowledge. Unfortunately, forging is clearly not among them.
Su Ming's past life knows some, picked up from surfing the Internet at most, only knowing terms like quenching and folding, skilled in boasting, but would be dumbfounded if given a hammer.
Concocting ways to use a hammer on someone's head, he could write a paper on now, but using a hammer for smithing, even a nail would be left uncaught.
But isn't that normal? Even superheroes aren't omniscient and omnipotent.
Batman can't cook, Diana can't dance, and Superman can't fly a plane, yet they don't hinder their position as the Three Giants of the Justice League.
As for Marvel's Avengers, the situation is similar.
Steve, as a child from a poor family, even decades later, has not learned to repair cars. Tony, being a rich kid, never learned to do laundry after becoming an adult.
It's Spider Hero who's done various jobs yet doesn't stick to them, knows more things.
Yet Peter's values are far from mercenary ones. His 'With great power comes great responsibility' superhero mindset is something Su Ming cannot learn.
The little cousin's 'With great power comes greater irresponsibility' is slightly radical, Su Ming's belief is 'With great power comes greater choice'.
He enjoys being able to choose freely, living like this is interesting.
Gin is actually always puzzled why the boss favors Steve and Baki so much, yet Su Ming never explains, he only smiles mysteriously.
Helping Steve and Baki back then was Su Ming's investment in the future, when a troublesome problem arises, nudging a star-spangled masked person to resolve it is best, even if he can disguise himself, small issues don't warrant personal action.
Once Peggy becomes Director of SSR, Su Ming's harvest days will arrive; Captain America taking some useless items from the warehouse shouldn't be an issue, right?
Even if Steve doesn't obey, Su Ming still has Baki to restrain him...
Before sending Baki to Kunlun, the devious mercenary specifically got The Ancient One to deliver a message there, to teach Baki more about Huaxia's admirable virtues.
For instance, repay kindness received, return favors tenfold, talk about idioms' origins and meanings like 'repay kindness', 'remember deep gratitude', 'return favors', 'never forget origins', 'return favors for kindness'...
Hopefully, they can recite such terms at least three times a day.
Su Ming also sent Baki a portrait of himself for continual observation; having an object to show gratitude towards.
Batman spent nearly ten years studying in the Assassin Alliance before graduating, while Baki's head isn't as sharp as Bruce; Kunlun's depth dwarfs the Assassin Alliance, he might need thirty to forty years of study.
Thirty to forty years of brainwashing will make anything reality.
Spider Hero is different; he has no investment value; born too late, his biology and physics talents aren't worth much.
Su Ming can help him by giving a word to Horn Daily, to watch over Peter's photography business more.
For instance, taking a picture of Spider Hero, offering 30 US Dollars… yet, given Peter's nature, taking more selfies to earn money might make him feel guilty.
As these thoughts surfaced, he completely ignored the screams from the city below and the continuous stream of rainbows, leading the charge towards the horizon.