Marvel: Saint Seiya Starting with the Reality Stone

Mike spun in the air to dissipate the impact and landed steadily on the ice.

next second.

He looked toward the spot where the seven-colored beam of light had disappeared.

into the eye.

Thor has also disappeared, leaving behind a circular scorch mark covered with mysterious runes on the ice surface where he had just stood.

Mike glanced at the mark left by the Asgardian Rainbow Bridge, a marvel of Asgardian technology, then looked up at the spot in the sky where the seven-colored beam of light had just disappeared.

Then--

He couldn't help but chuckle.

After all, when the fight started, Mike had considered what the outcome of the battle would be.

Either he lives, or Saul dies.

But he never imagined it would turn out like this.

Mike stared at the direction where the Rainbow Bridge beam of light disappeared, his eyes, now blood-red from the burning of his cosmos, gleaming.

He was curious whether the rainbow bridge that had suddenly appeared was brought down by Heimdall, or whether it was ordered by Odin, the king of the gods.

Both are possible.

Heimdall is the guardian of Asgard, responsible for watching over the Rainbow Bridge. For this, Odin, the king of the gods, bestowed upon Heimdall extraordinary senses.

He can see everything and hear everything.

Therefore, Heimdall may have witnessed the battle here during the fight, and thus chose to activate the Bifrost at the crucial moment to teleport Thor back.

It's not impossible that it could be Odin, the king of the gods.

After all, he had already ordered the lockdown of Asgard, so it was quite reasonable for him to order Heimdall to bring them back after discovering that Thor and the others had acted without authorization.

But none of that matters now.

Thor has now left Earth and returned to Asgard.

but……

Next time, Thor won't be so lucky. If Thor insists on stopping him from taking revenge, he really wouldn't mind ending the Marvel superhero Thor storyline early.

Because the same move is ineffective against Saint Seiya.

Mike thought to himself, stood there for a while, and when the Rainbow Bridge didn't fall again, he finally looked away, and his fiercely burning inner universe slowly returned to calm.

next second.

Boom!

Mike's body went limp, and he collapsed onto the ice.

Even if the Rainbow Bridge hadn't appeared, he wasn't confident he could have kept Thor here.

This is why the suddenly appearing rainbow bridge bounced him away.

It wasn't the Rainbow Bridge that bounced him away, but rather that he went with the flow the moment the Rainbow Bridge descended, which made it appear as if he was bounced away by the Rainbow Bridge.

Mike did this for a very simple reason.

Before facing Thor, he had just fought Malekith, and in that battle, he had already begun to unleash his cosmos.

Saint Seiya can indeed gain superhuman power by burning their cosmos.

However, this kind of combustion cannot continue indefinitely.

As the cosmos burns, the longer it burns, the stronger the emptiness the Saint feels afterward.

Furthermore, if the time is long enough, it can even completely damage a Saint's Cosmo potential, potentially causing them to stagnate and never be able to improve themselves again.

The moment the Rainbow Bridge descended, his burning had reached a critical point. If he continued to burn, even with the Reality Stone, his cosmos would likely be stuck at the Bronze level.

Otherwise...

The moment the Rainbow Bridge appeared, Mike wouldn't have chosen to be thrown off by it; instead, he would have followed it into Asgard to seek revenge on Loki.

But that won't work.

So in a split second, Mike made the decision to let Thor go.

He had no grudge against Thor, and he wouldn't have bothered Thor if Thor hadn't stopped him from seeking revenge.

Every wrong has its perpetrator, and every debt its debtor.

Mike slumped onto the ice, lost in thought, while enduring the sudden, overwhelming emptiness that surged within him after his inner universe had ended.

This emptiness cannot be described with adjectives.

It came from every corner of his body. The moment Mike stopped burning his inner universe, he seemed to hear the desperate screams of hunger from every part of his body, from every cell.

Mike slumped onto the ice, looking utterly disheveled, staring blankly at the Rainbow Bridge teleportation marks left on the ice in the distance.

The crimson blood in his eyes gradually receded like the tide as his inner universe ceased burning, revealing his original deep blue eyes, as blue as the deep sea.

at the same time.

The spectacular gathering of the nine realms, which only occurs once every few thousand years, also came to an end at this moment.

The spaces that were once accessible to other countries on the Arctic ice cap are gradually shrinking into narrow gaps.

Before long, the Nine Realms will return to their original positions.

The same is true of the reflection of the Golden Palace of Asgard, which was originally projected onto the Arctic ice cap.

only……

As the reflection of the golden palace in Asgard slowly faded, he seemed to hear a sound.

The voice sounded somewhat old, but it had a dignified air about it.

"Mike Ametra!"

"...Odin, the king of the gods?"

When Mike heard the voice, he was first taken aback, and then, looking at the majestic figure vaguely appearing in the reflection of the Golden Palace in front of him, he instantly realized who the figure and the voice belonged to.

At this moment, Odin stood in his golden palace, looking at Mike, who was reflected in his eyes, sitting on the Arctic ice cap of the earth.

"I am very sorry for what happened to you. It is my fault for not raising my child well."

"Oh."

Upon hearing this, Mike scoffed and chuckled, showing no respect whatsoever to the soon-to-be-deceased god-king: "No need for an apology, just hand Loki over to me."

If apologies were enough, what would be the point of having police?

He just wants Loki dead.

Odin was not angry at Mike's remarks, and his tone remained the same as before.

Loki is dead.

"What?"

Mike raised an eyebrow and stared at Odin, the god-king, in the projection.

"Yes, Loki died in the Kingdom of Watt Alheim."

"After Malekith died, the dark fire of the kingdom of Wat Alheim was extinguished, and the kingdom of Wat Alheim was plunged into eternal darkness."

"The remaining dark elves emerged from their hiding place and, at their own cost, launched a suicidal attack on Loki, Volstagg, and the other two who were still in the kingdom of Watt Alheim."

"While waiting for the Rainbow Bridge at Heimdall, Loki, in order to cover the other three, was caught in the blast wave of the Dark Elves' self-destruction and remained in the kingdom of Watt Alheim forever."

"..."