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Chapter 930 Why Asgard Fell From Grace

Everything around them showed no trace of Asgard. The tall buildings had vanished without a trace, as if they had never existed. The ground was not covered with tall trees of the gods, but simply weeds.

There were no buildings, no trace of mythology, just a simple patch of grass, and in the distance, an ordinary forest; everything was so ordinary.

"It's like a world after Ragnarok where no gods survived."

Peter looked around before discussing the incident with the Punisher: "Why did you shoot, Frank? I know he's not a good person, but we didn't need to confront him unprepared."

"—" Frank paused briefly, then shook his head. "I don't know?"

"You mean you didn't know why you attacked the other side, but you just opened fire?"

Faced with this question, Frank nodded again in affirmation, which made everyone frown. Undoubtedly, this answer made everyone feel seriously uncomfortable. There was only one possibility: the dark anomaly had influenced the Punisher, causing the Punisher to try to attack him.

"He could have easily killed us, but he still wanted us to make the first move. Why?"

When the wolf asked, Strange tried to analyze another part of his thinking: "Without a doubt, either he's just trying to play us, or he's telling us that he doesn't actually have any ill intentions and just wants to make contact with us."

"Then why doesn't he just talk to us directly?"

"Um—" Strange pondered Iron Boy's question for a moment: "Perhaps they want to test our strength?"

No one was satisfied with this answer, and Steel Boy bluntly stated: "I don't know if you guys have noticed, but that guy is very abnormal. The Transcender said that each team needs to have six people."

"But that guy was all alone, yeah, we all saw it." Strange certainly noticed the strangeness of his evil doppelganger's existence: "Either his participation itself was an exception, allowing him to participate alone, or he had already eaten his teammates."

"Special participants do exist, for example, the natives of the 52 regions have also qualified to participate in the Secret War." Peter said, looking around. "If this place really is Asgard, then we need to be careful of the thing that destroyed Asgard. But the good news is that my spider-sense hasn't detected anything."

This proved that the place was temporarily safe, so the Punisher took out the "Beacon of the Beyonder" and raised the second crucial question: "This thing is too big. If we want to collect many, it will inevitably take up a lot of space. What should we do?"

"Isn't this problem easy to solve? You just need to call the store, and I guarantee that the Beyonders have prepared storage items for us. We can't just run around with a dozen or so figurines."

Peter began checking the shop as he spoke, first searching by keywords, then by fuzzy search, and then remaining silent. Storage items were indeed present, two in total: a Space Gem and a Soul Gem.

The others just stared at Peter, and then in silence, everyone understood the hidden rule that the Beyonder hadn't mentioned: if you get the Beyonder's Beacon, you have to hand it over; you can't hide it!

"Let's observe the area around here first; maybe we'll find some clues."

Whether it's a clue to the destruction of this world, or a clue to the beacon of a transcendent being in this world.

Peter was eventually rendered speechless by the Transcendent. He looked around and finally looked at a small hill nearby: "Let's climb up there, at least we can see better."

This area was quite unfamiliar to Peter. He had only been to Asgard twice, and Asgard was in its magnificent and golden state. But when he climbed the hill, Peter saw no trace of that great kingdom of God, only an endless wilderness, empty and devoid of anything.

Peter looked at Father Saul: "What do you think happened here, Saul?"

"Ragnarok has ended. There is no disease or depletion on the land, which means that the destruction of Asgard occurred after Ragnarok."

Thor crouched down, grabbed a handful of soil, feeling the life force within it, then stood up: "This isn't simple destruction, it's more like—annihilating all traces of civilization, allowing everything to be reborn. But if that's the case, then this world shouldn't be called extinction."

This feels more like a new beginning.

The group pondered: if this was a world devoid of everything and where everything was newly created, then why would the Transcendent Ones believe that this world had already been destroyed?

And if everything is so primitive, then where is the Beacon of the Transcendent?

"Something's not right." Logan the Wolf frowned, then sniffed carefully. "Hmm—there's a strange smell. There used to be someone on this land not long ago, but that person has left. Judging from this smell, they left about a month ago."

"One month—that's roughly the time when the Transcendent announced the birth of the Battle Realm in our world. In other words, the Transcendent moved all the inhabitants of this world away when they created it." Steel Boy pondered, "Why? The inhabitants of other regions didn't move, so why did the inhabitants here move?"

"—Is there only one Native American, Logan?"

After hearing Peter's question, Twilight Wolf sniffed carefully and nodded. Peter then looked around: "In that case, it's possible that the only native has gone to the multiverse to gather a team for a secret war. In any case, since there were people living in this world a month ago, they must have had a place to live and other traces of their lives. Let's try to find their home."

The logic is very simple: if only one person remains in this world, then that person must be closely related to the fall of Asgard, at least knowing the truth about the destruction of this world, and must also be related to the Beyonder Beacon of this region.

However, for some reason, when Peter was calling on everyone to search together, the image of Thanos, who had retired from his life at the end of Avengers: Infinity War, appeared in his mind.