Mike awakened his memories of two lifetimes at the age of eighteen in this life.

This year is 2013, and he is 21 years old. The Battle of New York happened last year, which means that he awakened his past life memories long before the Battle of New York.

As one of the key moments that sets the stage for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, how could Mike possibly forget such an important plot point as the Battle of New York?

He clearly remembered the Battle of New York, so he kept an eye on the related news. By the time the Battle of New York took place, he had already fled to Jersey City on the other side of the Hudson River with his adoptive father Nick and adoptive mother Mennie.

Mike didn't have his soul transmigrated or his body replaced; rather, his memories of his previous lives were obscured until he was eighteen years old in this life, at which point he regained his memories of both lives.

Therefore, he has feelings for his adoptive parents in this life.

After all, he had been an orphan in his previous two lives, and family had always been something that only existed in his imagination.

Moreover, his adoptive father Nick and adoptive mother Meni, and even his half-sister Heidi in this life, all treated him as a true family member.

So, when Mike ran away, he naturally wouldn't abandon his adoptive parents.

Of course.

His reasoning wasn't about being able to predict the future either. Ironically, the Battle of New York last year happened around the same time he was about to graduate from university.

In this life, Mike attended New Jersey City University, located in Jersey City, just across the Hudson River from Manhattan.

New Jersey City University isn't an Ivy League university, but it is indeed the university that is willing to admit Mike and offer him a scholarship in this life.

So what reason would Mike have not to go?

Therefore, around the time the Battle of New York took place, Mike used the excuse of attending his graduation ceremony to have his adoptive parents arrive in Jersey City a day early.

As for her half-sister Heidi, there's absolutely no need to worry about her.

The Battle of New York, as the name suggests, took place in New York City, while Heidi was far away in Washington, D.C., and was perfectly safe.

Mike originally thought that this would ensure everything would be foolproof.

result……

After the Chitauri appeared, they did indeed wreak havoc in the area around New York City, and very few Chitauri soldiers even made it to the skies over Jersey City on the other side of the river.

The absence of Zeta Swiss soldiers does not mean there are no others.

For example, the instigator of the Battle of New York—

Loki!

Mike's adoptive parents did not die in the Chitauri invasion, but at the hands of Loki.

Mike remembers the scene from that day quite clearly.

On the day the Battle of New York took place, New Jersey City University was holding its annual graduation ceremony, which is reserved only for its graduating students.

Mike, as an outstanding graduate, was invited to give a speech on stage.

Adoptive father Nick and adoptive mother Mennie sat in the first row below the stage, both with bright smiles, holding up their phones and continuously filming Mike's moment of glory as he was awarded the title of outstanding graduate.

Then an explosion was heard over Manhattan on the other side of the river, and Loki spun in the air and crashed headfirst into the New Jersey City University graduation ceremony held on the open lawn.

Loki was smashed in mid-air by Hulk's hammer, his mount flying across the Hudson River like a parabola before crashing into the graduation ceremony.

Naturally, he was very unhappy.

Especially after he got up, seeing the crowd screaming and fleeing as if he were a demon rather than a god, his mood was at its worst.

then……

Mike's adoptive parents and other classmates, including some parents who had also come to attend the graduation ceremony, were crushed to death by Loki as if they were nothing more than ants. Afterwards, Loki left the place without looking back, riding away on the Chitauri's mount.

Screams.

The sound of crying.

Mike was standing on the graduation stage, staring intently at the audience below. He should have been proud and honored to see his adoptive parents lying motionless in pools of blood on the lawn, lifeless.

Those who give birth and raise their children deserve to be beheaded in gratitude.

To be born without being raised is an act of atonement, even losing a finger is an act of retribution.

I have no way to repay those who have given me life but have provided for me.

As Mike watched Loki's retreating figure, his eyes gradually reddening, only one thought remained in his mind.

He vowed to make Loki pay for his crimes with blood.

but……

Loki is a god.

Although he was only at the level of a dimensional god, a dimensional god was still a god, far beyond what an ordinary person like Mike could kill.

Loki also has an older brother.

Thor.

A good older brother who only allows himself to bully Loki, but doesn't allow anyone else to bully Loki.

Otherwise, Loki, who committed such a heinous crime as the Battle of New York, should be judged by humanity, instead of being taken back to Asgard and simply imprisoned.

only!

The hatred for one's parents is irreconcilable.

On the day his adoptive parents were buried, Mike stood in front of their tombstone, looking at the smiling photo of them on the tombstone, and once again thought of the Saint Seiya training method he learned in the Sanctuary in his second life.

In this life, he has no system, no cheat codes. The only thing that gives him the confidence to seek revenge against Loki is the systematic Saint Seiya training method that he learned in his second life and that exists in his mind.

But Mike had already tried, and no matter how hard he tried, the inner universe that did exist within him could never be awakened.

A barrier called reality firmly blocked Mike's attempt to bring the power of Saint Seiya into the Marvel Universe.

at last!

Mike had an idea.

It's something that can also allow him to break through the barriers of reality in front of him, and bring the power he learned in his second life into the Marvel Universe.

Infinity Stones

Reality Gem!

As one of the six Infinity Stones in the Marvel Universe, the Reality Stone's function is to allow the user to turn all their imaginations and illusions into real reality.

The Reality Stone can disregard all logic of reality, laws of nature, and scientific principles.

Of course.

This claim is based on the premise of collecting all the Infinity Stones. Only by using the Reality Stone on top of the other Infinity Stones can reality be completely and permanently altered.

Just like Thanos later on.

He only used the Reality Stone to snap his fingers and completely and permanently wipe out half of all life in the universe after he had collected all the Infinity Stones.

Because a single Reality Stone isn't that powerful.

At the very least, the Reality Stone might be able to temporarily alter reality, but it cannot permanently change reality.

It's still Thanos.

In the Void, Thanos dismantled Drax into countless small cubes scattered across the ground, while twisting Mantis into a shape resembling a braid or ribbon. However, after Thanos left, Drax and Mantis returned to their original state.

But that's enough.

That's enough for Mike to obtain the Reality Stone, rewrite his own reality, awaken his cosmos, and embark on the path of a Saint Seiya in the Marvel Universe.

This!

That's why Mike traveled from New York City to London.

Because right now, the Reality Stone is right here.

……

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