Marvel: Saint Seiya Starting with the Reality Stone

Boom!

Deep within the Arctic ice cap, another deafening roar resounded.

However, this time, after the loud bang, no more sounds came from the depths of the ice cap.

The edge of a crater that suddenly appears deep within the ice sheet.

Mike stood quietly at the edge of the giant crater he had punched, looking down into the crater.

into the eye.

The huge crater he punched was several meters in diameter, and the ice layer cracked open from the bottom of the crater, allowing seawater to rush in frantically.

Malekith's body lay embedded at the bottom of the pit, his limbs sprawled out. The dark longsword, which only the Dark Elf King was qualified to wield, was broken in two and lay quietly beside Malekith's corpse.

Not long after.

The seawater seeping in from the bottom of the pit had completely submerged Malekith's body.

So far!

Malekith, the Dark Elf, is dead.

He died a split second before the spectacular gathering of the nine realms was about to take place.

Mike looked up at the sky above.

The sky above the Arctic ice cap began to distort, as if the originally gray-blue sky had been crumpled by an invisible hand.

The clouds began to spiral inwards towards the center, and in the blink of an eye, they formed a huge, slowly rotating vortex that began to spread outwards.

Several spatial rifts suddenly appeared on the ice surface.

These cracks revealed different colors of light, some resembling the dark red of hellish lava, and others the deep blue of the deep sea.

And mirages appeared in these cracks of different colors.

The golden palace of Asgard appeared from a crack.

The damaged version.

After all, not long ago, the dark elf Malekith led an attack on Asgard, killing Asgard's queen Frigga and destroying Asgard's golden palace.

In another crack was Muspelheim, burning with raging flames.

This is the so-called kingdom of the fire giants.

A sudden gust of cold wind swept across the Arctic ice cap.

The cold wind whistled through these cracks, making a low, drawn-out wail, as if the nine realms were breathing in unison at this very moment.

The moment the cold wind brushed past Mike's nose.

Mike could also smell the sorrowful aura of Asgard, the strong sulfur smell of the fire giants' kingdom, and the endless deathly silence of the dark elves' kingdom.

Just then.

Mike raised an eyebrow, looking at the sky that had suddenly appeared deep within the firmament.

A beam of seven-colored light shot down from the sky and crashed straight down onto the Arctic ice cap, about one kilometer away from Mike.

The moment the colorful beam of light touched the ice cap, the entire ice cap trembled violently.

A perfectly circular scorch mark, etched with countless intricate runes, was left on the ice cap.

next second.

A roar, accompanied by flashes of blue electricity, emanated from the center of the scorch marks where the seven-colored beam of light had not yet dissipated.

The voice was deep!

"Malekith, come out and face your death!"

"boom!"

With a deep, painful roar, Thor leaped high into the air, Mjolnir in hand.

The visitor was none other than Thor, who had been searching for Malekith in the Dark Elf kingdom without success, and who, upon hearing Heimdall's message, sensed Malekith's presence on Earth. He then asked Heimdall to use the Bifrost to teleport Malekith here.

Then--

He saw Mike, and while he was stunned for a moment, he instantly changed the direction of Thor's hammer in his hand and swung it toward Mike's side.

Countless bolts of lightning, like water snakes, struck the ice cap, instantly shattering it and sending snow and ice fragments flying into the air.

From the appearance of the seven-colored beam of light to Thor's attack, and even as countless bolts of lightning exploded around him, Mike stood motionless.

With a thud.

Thor landed in front of Mike, his brows furrowing slightly.

"Who are you? Where is Malekith?"

"..."

Mike didn't answer Thor's question, but instead looked at the crack that was gradually shrinking over time, projecting the image of the Golden Palace of Asgard.

He was considering whether to take advantage of this brief window of opportunity to run to the land of Asgard, find Loki who was just imprisoned by Asgard, twist off Loki's head, and send it to the grave of his adoptive parents.

Mike changed his mind and took up his second incarnation as a Saint because Loki killed his adoptive parents.

But he's not stupid either.

At this time, Odin, the king of the gods, was still in Asgard.

Even when Malekith the Dark Elf attacked Asgard, he first had his people launch a feint attack to lure Odin away before breaking into Asgard's golden palace.

Malekith was well aware that even in his prime, with the Reality Stone, he couldn't defeat the God King Bohr back then, let alone himself who had just awakened from his slumber and hadn't yet obtained the Reality Stone.

and so--

If Malekith was like this, then Mike naturally needs no further explanation.

Don't be fooled by the fact that he just killed Malekith; that was only possible because he had just unleashed his full cosmos.

If he were to go to Asgard now, there would only be one outcome.

He probably didn't even get to see Loki's face before Odin pierced him through the heart with his Spear of Destiny, a spear that always draws blood.

That's it.

He had already waited for more than a year, so he didn't mind waiting a little longer.

Once he awakens his sixth sense and becomes a true Saint, and Odin dies, no one will be able to protect Loki anymore.

Just as he had told Malekith before.

If Malekith doesn't covet his Reality Stone, then as enemies of enemies, they can be friends.

The same will happen after Odin dies.

Once Odin dies, he will no longer be able to maintain the barrier that seals his eldest daughter, Hela, the goddess of death.

Perhaps we can form an alliance with Hela, the goddess of death, at that time.

Mike thought to himself, then looked away and glanced at Thor, who claimed Loki was a fake brother but protected him more fiercely than anyone else. He said calmly, "What's the difference between what Malekith did in Asgard and what Loki did on Earth last year? But Loki was only put in solitary confinement, while you want to kill Malekith."

No?

Is there any fundamental difference between Malekith's attack on Asgard and his killing of Frigga, the Queen of Gods, and Loki's actions on Earth last year?

No.

one more time.

It's just double standards.

Thor was taken aback by Mike's words. Looking at Mike's indifferent expression, he spoke in a low voice.

"Who exactly are you?"

"Loki killed my parents."

Mike had no intention of abandoning his enemy in order to become friends with Thor, nor did he try to hide his thoughts. Looking at Thor in front of him, he asked, "Who do you think I am?"

Upon hearing Mike's words, Thor thought of what Loki had done on Earth last year.

"The Chitauri invasion."

"That's right!"