I'm The Son of Thor (Highschool DxD x DC) (Re-uploaded!)

Part 2: A New Home

"Now leaving the milky way, calculated arrival to planet earth in 10 minutes"

The automated voice of the spaceship I was riding in suddenly spoke waking me up from my nap. Hello again, it's me Y/N.

The now powerless son of Thor headed to the planet I was banished to, that's right. Inside the ship was a chamber of some sorts which I entered while the ship went into a wormhole.

Apparently that's what it takes, plus a lot of cosmic energy and a little bit of a God's blessing to completely strip a demigod of their powers.

I tried punching the metal support beams and bruised my knuckles, I jumped up and expected to float but didn't.

I even spent a hot minute trying to move one of the boxes with my mind... Okay maybe that wasn't part of my original powers but it was still worth a try.

The country that I would be going to was Japan in the town of Kuoh, and luckily there was a high school where I could enroll. It was about time I got a proper education or so my dad said, all I have to do is change my last name to my mother's and keep my mouth shut about being the son of Thor.

I mean who's gonna believe a foreigner like me anyways?

5 minutes in this ship felt like 3, because we were already passed by the moon and I was already beginning to feel homesick.

As the ship began to enter Earth's atmosphere, It activated it's cloak so we wouldn't get shot down by the Japanese army as it slowly started to descend into the country.

"Prince Y/N Thorson has now arrived safely on Earth"

The automated voice chimed in just as the engines roared back to life. Ah, crap! I quickly grabbed my bag and hoodie and dashed for the exit, leaping out of the ship just before the doors closed behind me.

As I watched the thrusters push the spacecraft into the sky, it vanished in the blink of an eye, leaving me completely alone now.

With a sigh, I took in my surroundings. To my right, I spotted a small, decent house with plenty of boxes on its front lawn. Upon closer inspection, I noticed the mailbox had a thunderbolt engraved on it—this was definitely my new home. It wasn't as fancy as the castle, but I guess it was better than nothing.

And so, my first couple of hours on Earth began. I spent that time moving into my new home, arranging all my belongings just the way I liked them. By the time I finished, it was already dark, and my stomach was growling from both moving and the effects of space travel.

The fridge was packed with food, but I had no idea how to cook. That's why I had a personal chef back in Asgard! Now, I was left to fend for myself. I decided my first meal would be instant ramen. Sad, I know, but hey, if you've been pampered all your life, it's tough to adjust. Plus, I figured I'd learn how to cook soon—how hard could it be, right?

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After finishing my meal, I took a bath—thank God the house had hot water. The shower was simple to use, unlike back in Asgard where I could control the temperature, flow, and position with my magic.

The house had two floors, each with a guest room, while the master bedroom was surprisingly in the attic.

It was spacious and cozy, with a window overlooking the street and another facing the backyard. There were posts with wires where I could hang wet clothes out to dry. The backyard had a small shed and a flat patch of grass that I was already picturing as a vegetable patch... once I learned how to maintain one.

While moving boxes earlier, I discovered a small yellow orb tucked inside one of them. It had a red button on it that piqued my curiosity. I placed it on the table beside the bed where I sat, and without hesitation, I pressed the button.