Alien invasion? Luckily, I'm Superman.

Nearly half a year has passed since Strange subdued the Elvish. Strange finally sent another message.

The Vitrum aliens who came to Earth during this period fell in love with human society immediately after experiencing a simple life on Earth.

Craig became a master of time management, dating dozens of girls a day. Other Witrum elites also found lovers or best friends. While these Witrum people might not have the thousands or tens of thousands of children the Regent had in the comics, they wouldn't be few in number either.

This worries Cissell: If things continue like this, will the Earth still belong to humanity?

Su Mo told him not to worry. In a few years, Earth's superheroes, especially those involved in the research of the robot Rudy, would surpass the strength of ordinary Vitrumians, and most Vitrumians had already had enough of the war.

Regent Treig was somewhat resentful. But perhaps because all his Vitrum warriors had abandoned him, Treig's fighting ability declined further under the influence of his emotions.

He plotted a rebellion, only to be beaten to a pulp by Craig, Anissa, and Lucan. Completely demoralized, Treig accepted the end of the Witrum Empire. (Note 1)

The Planetary Alliance came, led by Allen, but with the addition of Titus.

Titus brought an enhanced version of the Cataclysmic Virus, intending to use it to threaten negotiations. Su Mo snatched the virus the moment it was produced and threw it into the sun.

Not only on Titan, Su Mo destroyed all the virus delivery devices that the other party had secretly set up throughout the entire solar system.

Titus realized the disparity in strength and surrendered on the spot. Facing a powerful figure far surpassing the Regent, and unaware of the opponent's intelligence and weaknesses, resistance was futile.

Su Mo didn't kill him and let him go. After all, the other party was capable of developing the Cataclysmic Virus, so he wasn't an ordinary person. Letting him stay in the Planetary Alliance would give them a better understanding of the Vitrum aliens' strength, which would also be a bargaining chip for Earth. Moreover, if one day all the Vitrum aliens on Earth really did rebel, having his Cataclysmic Virus would serve as a kind of insurance.

Su Mo left a sample of the natural disaster virus for Sissel to study.

Back to the present.

"Strange, you're finally here. Didn't you say it would be soon? How come half a year has passed here? Do you know how long I've been waiting?"

Su Mo spoke earnestly to Doctor Strange, who had traveled through dimensional space to the world of Invincible Young Hero.

At this moment, Su Mo was sitting on a sofa in a large villa, with a maid dressed as a maid gently massaging his shoulders behind him. Fresh fruit and iced tea were laid out on the coffee table.

Strange looked at this "unbearable suffering" scene, and a vein throbbed on his forehead: "What's so unbearable about it? This treatment is better than when I was a top surgeon."

He paused, then explained, "Only a month has passed where we are. The difference in the flow of time between different worlds varies depending on their location in the omnipotent universe. It's only because this world is close to us that it's possible for a single glance to span ten thousand years."

"Yeah, I can't wait to go back." Su Mo sighed, sitting up straight on the sofa. "By the way, so much time has passed, has Thanos come to Earth yet?"

Before Strange could reply, Su Mo notified Levy on her phone that it was time to leave.

A green portal opened silently in the center of the living room, and Onstrand Levy stepped out.

"Are you leaving?" he asked.

"Yes, I'll take you with me." Su Mo stood up, patted Levi on the shoulder, and said, "Come with me to my world to memorize the coordinates. We can exchange information later."

Su Mo secretly thought that Nick Fury and Cecilia would probably have a lot in common after their worlds were connected.

Strange glanced at Levi, his gaze lingering on him for a second, but he said nothing. He turned to Su Mo and answered Su Mo's question, "You mean Thanos? He attacked Earth six months after you left."

"Oh? What was the result?" Su Mo raised an eyebrow.

"We engaged them in a decisive battle on Titan," Strange said with a hint of smugness. "After you left, I discovered I could use the Time Stone to see the future. I did thousands of calculations, and I won every single time. The only time we lost was when Star-Lord of the Guardians of the Galaxy was present. After I sent him away, the tide of battle quickly turned in our favor."

After saying that, he couldn't help but complain, "Because you gave me an early warning, I had no idea how I could lose to Thanos, but the longer Star-Lord was on the scene, the smaller the chance of victory became! That doesn't make sense!"

"We have Scarlet Witch, Captain Marvel, Sorcerer Supreme, Thor, and the three Infinity Stones. Time, space, and mind are all in our hands. And although Odin is asleep, the warriors of Asgard have come to help us face Thanos's soldiers. Add to that the Avengers and Ultron's army of mechs. It was a sure win, but after Star-Lord appeared, unexpected things happened one after another, and we almost lost. Luckily, we won in the end."

Su Mo felt somewhat ashamed. The MCU's super boss was so easily dealt with because of his own butterfly effect. And Star-Lord truly lived up to his name.

"Alright, let me introduce them." Su Mo spread his hands, pointing to Strange and Levy. "This is Strange, and this is Levy."

The two nodded to each other.

"We can set off now."

Strange brought two fingers together in a gun-point gesture and swept them across the front of the Archimonde on his chest. His eyes opened, and although the Time Stone wasn't inside, the aura emanating from the dimensional lord remained undiminished.

Golden magical runes surged from their eyes, like ribbons, binding and enveloping Su Mo, Levi, and Strange. The runes multiplied and became increasingly dense, eventually forming a red sphere three meters in diameter around them, its surface covered with countless Vishanti runes.

Strange closed his eyes, beads of sweat forming on his forehead, and muttered incantations. He was communicating with a Vishanti-affiliated deity. After a moment, he opened his eyes and explained, "This was aided by the power of the dimensional daemons Vishanti, and also by Eternity. When the Ancient One's spirit returned to Kamar-Taj, she discovered we were looking for you, so she activated her network of connections, allowing us to bring you back."

Just as Su Mo was about to express her gratitude, the space suddenly shifted.

A dizzying sensation swept over them. Their bodies felt as if they were being shoved into a churning sewer, their consciousness torn apart by the contradiction between the long and the short. The sphere passed through the dimensional rift torn open by Vishanti, flying through the chaotic crevice for what seemed like an instant, yet also an eternity, before finally being expelled.

"boom--"

Su Mo, Levy, and Strange fell from the sky, crashing onto the hard asphalt like three tattered rags.

Su Mo pushed herself up and dusted herself off. She was surrounded by bustling streets, towering buildings, and flowing traffic—it was familiar New York.

Su Mo took a deep breath, opened her arms as if to embrace the entire city.

"Marvel—I'm back."

Note 1: In the comics, Trigger's strength fluctuates wildly. One moment he's capable of instantly killing everyone, and the next he's inexplicably powerless, able to easily defeat his subordinates, only to be brutally beaten by them. The comics are far less realistic than the anime.