Marvel: Wonka's Chocolate Factory

Protecting Earth is not out of a sense of duty, but out of a mutual understanding. If Earth is not protected, after it is destroyed, Asgard will inevitably be the next place to be destroyed.

Just as the Ancient One could not protect Earth from being affected by the battle, Odin could not protect Asgard from being affected by the battle.

The fleet that Asgard had already assembled at this time became a handle for Odin, forcing him to control the scale of this battle.

Up until this point, Odin and the Ancient One were still in the realm of friendly sparring, and had not yet engaged in any real fighting.

However, even though the Earth was protected by the two of them, a small amount of energy still seeped into the atmosphere.

Only a small number of people can detect anomalies, and even fewer truly know what is happening outside Earth. Willy Wonka happens to be one of them.

Odin's use of energy and the Ancient One's use of gemstones are excellent learning opportunities for Willy Wonka.

Willy Wonka wanted to observe and learn up close, especially since the two giants' display was quite imposing. Willy Wonka thought this way of fighting, which combined heaven and earth, was incredibly cool.

The two giants may appear to be locked in a fierce battle, but what they are actually competing with is their energy reserves, their understanding and mastery of the rules of the universe, and even their authority at a deeper level.

After hesitating for a moment, Willy Wonka finally decided to observe him up close.

Having become one with the Chocolate Fruit Tree, Willy Wonka's learning ability far surpasses that of ordinary people. Even though he has only had the Space Stone for a short time, he has already mastered it to a very deep level.

Willy Wonka is confident he can escape in time!

Then a portal opened, and Willy Wonka first sent Banner to Frank's side.

"Frank, before I return, you must take good care of Dr. Banner. Aside from maintaining contact with the outside world and meeting with others, Dr. Banner's other requests can be fulfilled."

"I've decided to be Hulk's father, so don't let me come back without my son."

After Willy Wonka finished explaining to Frank, he casually created a spatial rift and then disappeared outside of Earth.

Frank, having processed Willy Wonka's words, looked at Banner with a shocked expression.

Banner quickly waved his hand, "Mr. Willy Wonka is Hulk's father, not mine."

"Frank, you know, my dad was a scientist too."

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Willy Wonka felt no discomfort in the universe; his domineering aura enveloped him completely, and no amount of radiation could harm him in the slightest.

As for breathing?

Willy Wonka originally intended to create a small spatial portal, allowing Earth's atmosphere to form an Earth-like environment around him.

As a result, Willy Wonka discovered upon arriving in space that he was able to escape oxygen-rich environments.

The chocolate tree within his body continuously releases life energy, which nourishes Willy Wonka's body, allowing him to survive in any environment.

Willy Wonka's appearance attracted the attention of Odin and the Ancient One, especially Odin, whose golden single eye was fixed on Willy Wonka.

Odin subtly changed the direction of the spear of eternity in his hand, having locked onto Willy Wonka the moment he appeared.

Compared to the Ancient One, this future powerhouse who has not yet grown up is easier to deal with.

The Ancient One ignored Willy Wonka; in her view, not taking action against him back then was tantamount to acquiescing to his existence.

However, tacit approval does not mean becoming Willy Wonka's protector or caretaker; it simply means she will not lay a hand on Willy Wonka herself.

Meanwhile, Willy Wonka closely observed two energy giants battling in deep space, and a constant stream of information was gathered from them.

Willy Wonka suddenly realized that he could do the same thing now.

Willy Wonka certainly sensed Odin's lock-on, and he also feared the Spear of Eternity's guaranteed hit property.

However, Willy Wonka was only wary; having already obtained the Space Stone, Odin couldn't stop him if he wanted to leave.

A continuous stream of Haki surged from his body, the three colors of Haki intertwining and weaving back and forth under Willy Wonka's control, appearing as agile as yarn from afar.

In Willy Wonka's hands, the power of space was like a toy. Countless spatial rifts formed around him, and his Haki quickly reached its destination through these rifts, intertwining to form a suit of armor.

Willy Wonka, using the techniques he had just learned, manifested the energy that had accumulated within him during this time, transforming himself into a towering tree.

A moment later, a colossal tree, no less massive than Odin and Guren, appeared.

A "clod of earth" about the size of Earth floats in space, while a towering tree is deeply rooted in the "clod of earth," with eleven fruits radiating strange energy on its lush branches.

The tree was surrounded by armor woven from three colors of Haki. This armor wasn't humanoid, but rather resembled a menacing willow tree. The armor was fitted onto the tree, and the branches formed from Haki acted as tentacles!

Odin had already prepared to attack, but seeing Willy Wonka in this state, he couldn't help but gasp:

"The World Tree? No, what is that?"

Willy Wonka's behavior at this moment also exceeded the Ancient One's expectations, because the energy body at this time was a manifestation of its master's will.

Both Odin and she are humanoid. However, Willy Wonka's enormous tree suggests that his life essence is completely different from that of the Ancient One.

Especially those eleven fruits, the most mature one seemed to have overflowing energy, while the newly formed one was still small and unripe.

Odin could tell at a glance that even if he killed Willy Wonka, who was locked on, with the Spear of Eternity, he would not be able to prevent Willy Wonka from returning.

Odin already knew Willy Wonka's true nature; he was the tree, and he could entrust his will to its fruit.

Odin doesn't believe Willy Wonka only has eleven Devil Fruits! It's just that the fruits are most likely still on Earth. Only by eliminating Willy Wonka and Earth at once can he be sure of completely eliminating Willy Wonka.

But this is a vicious cycle, and the Ancient One will not allow him to do it.

Willy Wonka, however, was not as relaxed as he appeared; this time, he completely emptied his body.

Fortunately, his body was continuously absorbing the energy from the Space Stone, converting it into Haki and nutrients from the Chocolate Fruit Tree. This was the only way to maintain an energy body of this size.

Willy Wonka's own recovery speed and energy reserves are still far inferior to those of Odin and the Ancient One.

If a fight breaks out, Willy Wonka, without the Space Stone for sustain, will only be able to employ a one-shot strategy.

The "mud lump" is not a real mud lump, but a cocoa world created by Willy Wonka using his Devil Fruit power.

To maintain this massive cocoa world, Willy Wonka moved the chocolate factory directly to space and expanded it from there.

By sheer chance, Willy Wonka discovers that the chocolate factory can provide him with a continuous supply of energy—energy that can be used directly without any conversion!

Moreover, the core area of ​​the chocolate factory could operate on its own without Willy Wonka's input of energy! As the roots of the chocolate tree absorbed the energy of the Space Stone, the chocolate factory was also slowly growing on its own.