Marvel: Saint Seiya Starting with the Reality Stone.

After Saint Seiya awakens the Sixth Sense, they will be able to wield truly incredible power from their Cosmo.

same.

After a Saint Seiya has his own constellation, he can use the power of his constellation even if he has not developed a sixth sense.

For example, the Pegasus Meteor Fist.

Another example is the Rising Dragon Strike of Mount Lu.

These are all exclusive powers of the zodiac.

As the only Saint Seiya in the Marvel Universe, Michael saw and even felt the vision of possessing the abilities of the 48 Bronze Constellations.

But he just couldn't turn what he saw into reality.

It was at this moment that Mike suddenly realized why, despite being able to see the power of these constellations, he was unable to turn it into reality.

Because his inner universe is fake.

But this illusion is not his personal illusion; his inner universe is real. He can clearly feel the blood-red inner universe within him, surrounded by ether particles.

The kind of fake that Mike is talking about is a fake on a cosmic scale.

What is the function of the Reality Gem?

To put it simply, it's about turning the fake into the real, making anything you imagine a reality.

However, this ability also has limitations.

Mike used the Reality Stone to modify himself, making the impossible possible by awakening his inner universe a reality.

Because he maintains this state at all times, his inner universe is able to remain in a state of constant reality.

But just like when he refused to give the Reality Stone to Malekith.

His microcosm exists because of the Reality Stone.

The Reality Gem exists, and so does the microcosm.

Without the Reality Stone, his universe is gone. Only when he awakens his Eighth Sense and truly enters the realm of the gods in the future will his universe become a real reality on the scale of the Marvel Universe.

But before he awakened the Eighth Sense, the truth of his cosmos existed only within himself.

Simply put—

Mike was too far from those constellations. At that distance, his little universe, which existed because of the Reality Stone, vanished again because it was too far from the Reality Stone.

It's the same $2,100 he gave at the New York airport three months ago.

When he was at the airport, the $2,100 was real.

But after he left the airport area, the $2,100 that was lying in the cash register returned to its original form, turning into twenty-one blank pieces of paper that looked like US dollars.

Far away.

In conclusion, Mike will never succeed here by using the same method he used in his second life to become a Zodiac Saint in the Sanctuary.

but!

However, Mike, who has lived three lives, may not have other advantages, but he does have the ability to assess situations and adapt to changing circumstances.

Not only do they exist, but their ideas are quite imaginative.

Since his inner universe reverts from "real state" to "nothingness" when it goes to those constellations, why not do the opposite?

There's a saying...

I do not go to the mountain, but the mountain comes to me.

Mike could sense the 48 Bronze Constellations shimmering in the universe. Similarly, the reason he could sense the 48 Bronze Constellations was because the 48 Bronze Constellations also sensed him; otherwise, he would not have been able to sense any of this.

Since that's the case, why doesn't he just let the 48 Bronze Constellations come to him instead of going to them?

But how can he get the forty-eight Bronze Constellations, who are watching him from the cosmos, to come to him on their own initiative?

After Mike came up with this idea, he initially had no idea how to implement it.

until--

One evening a week ago, while he and Heidi were having dinner, Heidi turned on the TV and happened to be watching a science program called "Take You to Know the Constellations".

At first, Mike didn't pay much attention, until the science program started introducing the names of the stars that make up Taurus and their locations, and a flash of inspiration suddenly appeared in his mind.

Mike could clearly feel something shoot up from his tailbone and instantly reach the top of his head.

He was so excited that he wanted to burst into song.

Because he came up with a solution.

Generally speaking, in the Saint Seiya universe, if a Saint becomes a Constellation Saint, then the Saint's Cosmo will be projected with the constellation. When the Saint begins to fight, the manifested Cosmo will also take the shape of its constellation.

Simply put, the relationship between the official Saint Seiya characters, their cosmos, and their constellations is as follows.

Saint Seiya first awakens his Cosmo, then gains the approval of the constellation, after which the constellation imprints its projection onto the Saint Seiya's Cosmo.

Mike plans to make some changes himself.

He plans to change the order.

such as--

Mike first imprinted the constellation in his own universe, so that he could resonate with the corresponding constellation and then use the power of the imprinted constellation.

Of course, doing so may also provoke the dislike of those who are actually astrologically minded.

After all, the true Saint Seiya's constellation is obtained through their own efforts, which earns the constellation's recognition and allows it to reside in their cosmos.

How should I put it about Mike's behavior?

Overlord is hard on the bow?

But Mike couldn't think of any other way besides this.

and so--

who cares.

I'll brand you first, and if you're willing afterwards, everyone's happy. But if you're not, I can always choose another zodiac sign.

Anyway, no matter how bad the outcome was, it wasn't as bad as when he went to London and risked his life to gamble that the Reality Stone could materialize his inner universe.

And as it turns out, he won his bet.

So Mike decided to take another gamble.

Let's take a big gamble.

If we win, not only will we get a villa by the sea, but at the very least, we can use the power of the zodiac to accelerate our understanding of our sixth sense.

What if we lose?

So what if you lost? You can win it back next time.

So these days, Mike has been cramming on the knowledge points of the 48 Bronze Constellations, and has also decided which constellation he will choose to imprint on his microcosm for the first time.

That is--

24. Mike, who tried to force himself on Phoenix!

Phoenix!

Phoenix!

Phoenix!

Phoenix is ​​the best, and no arguments will be accepted.

When Mike realized he could do the opposite—first imprint the constellation, and then obtain the constellation's consent—a phoenix engulfed in flames naturally came to mind.

After all, among the forty-eight bronze constellations, only five are the strongest.

It's not that Mike has any prejudice against other constellations, but that's just the way it is. After all, Pegasus, Phoenix, Draco, Cygnus, and Andromeda are the main constellations.

You disagree?

Go argue with Masami Kurumada.

So even though Mike is now in a different universe and could theoretically gain the power of any of the forty-eight bronze constellations, if Mike were to choose, he would still choose the Phoenix.

Although Pegasus is undoubtedly the main character.

but……

Pegasus is so pitiful. Despite having a record of bursting out from desperate situations multiple times, when you ask how those desperate situations came about, Pegasus will fall silent.

Moreover, Pegasus is too righteous.

The selection of a constellation for a Saint Seiya character is not simply about choosing a constellation without a Saint. The process of choosing a constellation is actually more about making a choice that aligns with one's own personality.

The closer a Saint Seiya is to a constellation, the stronger the constellation power they unleash.

vice versa.

As for Draco?

To put it simply, Mike has no intention of sacrificing himself for anyone, and he certainly doesn't have the habit of self-harm or gouging out his own eyes at the drop of a hat.

Cygnus?

Mike is just not good with words, not cold and aloof.

He may appear cold on the outside, but he actually has a warm heart.

At least when he was watching TV with Heidi, when he saw the male and female protagonists together, he would think about what his ideal woman would be like and what his future wife would be like.

one more time.

Mike isn't opposed to dating; he just hasn't met the right woman who makes his heart flutter yet.

And then there's Andromeda, needless to say.

He is a man.

Pure male.

Male, the kind of man who likes women.