Marvel: Saint Seiya Starting with the Reality Stone

Phoenix!

Phoenix!

Phoenix!

Phoenix is ​​the best, and no arguments will be accepted.

When Mike realized he could do the opposite—first imprint the constellation, and then obtain the constellation's consent—a phoenix engulfed in flames naturally came to mind.

After all, among the forty-eight bronze constellations, only five are the strongest.

It's not that Mike has any prejudice against other constellations, but that's just the way it is. After all, Pegasus, Phoenix, Draco, Cygnus, and Andromeda are the main constellations.

You disagree?

Go argue with Masami Kurumada.

So even though Mike is now in a different universe and could theoretically gain the power of any of the forty-eight bronze constellations, if Mike were to choose, he would still choose the Phoenix.

Although Pegasus is undoubtedly the main character.

but……

Pegasus is so pitiful. Despite having a record of bursting out from desperate situations multiple times, when you ask how those desperate situations came about, Pegasus will fall silent.

Moreover, Pegasus is too righteous.

The selection of a constellation for a Saint Seiya character is not simply about choosing a constellation without a Saint. The process of choosing a constellation is actually more about making a choice that aligns with one's own personality.

The closer a Saint Seiya is to a constellation, the stronger the constellation power they unleash.

vice versa.

As for Draco?

To put it another way, Mike has no intention of sacrificing himself for anyone, and he certainly doesn't have the habit of self-harming or gouging out his own eyes at the drop of a hat.

Cygnus?

Mike is just not good with words, not cold and aloof.

He may appear cold on the outside, but he actually has a warm heart.

At least when he was watching TV with Heidi, when he saw the male and female protagonists together, he would think about what his ideal woman would be like and what his future wife would be like.

one more time.

Mike isn't opposed to dating; he just hasn't met the right woman who makes his heart flutter yet.

And then there's Andromeda, needless to say.

He is a man.

Pure male.

Male, the kind of man who likes women.

Even just imagining himself standing on tiptoe, swinging chains to bind someone sent chills down Mike's spine.

Although he knew that Shun was neither the top nor the bottom.

But if you can't accept it, you just can't accept it.

So after eliminating them all, only Phoenix remains.

So what are the characteristics of the Phoenix constellation?

arrogant?

Mike was naturally very proud, and having clearly remembered his memories from three lifetimes, including this one, he was naturally proud.

Not to mention that he lived in the Holy Land in his second life.

When Loki sees Earthlings as ants, in his eyes, Loki is no different—he just doesn't have the ability to go to Asgard and crush Loki yet.

Resilient and unyielding?

Mike considered himself quite resilient. After all, he thought that if other transmigrators went to the Saint Seiya universe, very few would be able to endure the hellish... no, it should be called purgatory-level training of the Saint Seiya in the Sanctuary like he did.

Rebirth from the ashes?

Needless to say, this one is even more obvious.

He has already been reincarnated three times. If this is not considered a rebirth from the ashes, then what is?

and so--

Phoenix!

Mike made his choice, intending to force himself on Phoenix and imprint it into his own cosmos, getting on board first and paying the price later.

At this moment.

Within Mike's inner universe.

The ether particles, which had been completely integrated with Mike's own microcosm, were now like dust floating in the universe.

But these dust particles, as if attracted by something, converged on a central point, with ether particles flowing towards this center from all directions, seemingly enacting the process of a new star being born in the universe.

In fact, without the Reality Stone, Mike wouldn't have been able to do the opposite.

After all, he couldn't just imprint the Phoenix constellation into his cosmos out of thin air.

But Reality Gems can.

The Reality Stone's fundamental purpose is to turn all fantasies into reality.

Therefore, with the Reality Stone in hand, and his cosmos already fused with the Aether, he had the possibility of having the Aether outline and imprint the phantom of Phoenix in his cosmos.

However, this process will take some time.

of course.

Mike could also imprint the phantom of Phoenix in his microcosm with a thought, but the price would be death.

Well known.

The wider the scope of reality that can be altered using the Reality Gem, the greater the cost the user will have to bear.

Although Mike's microcosm is called "small" and isn't even real, it is real to Mike himself, and for Mike, the microcosm is his true universe.

His microcosm is just like the real universe, equally vast and boundless.

Therefore, imprinting the Phoenix constellation in the microcosm using the Reality Stone is no less significant than imprinting the Phoenix constellation in the real universe.

How difficult is this?

Let's just say that.

After Thanos obtained the Reality Stone, he only dared to snap his fingers after collecting the other Infinity Stones, allowing his idea of ​​"wiping out half of all life in the universe" to take effect throughout the entire universe using the Reality Stone.

But what if you let Thanos try to fulfill this wish the moment he got the Reality Stone?

Thanos will die.

There were absolutely no surprises.

And if Thanos really did that, his death would resemble a mummy even more than the oldest mummy in Egypt.

Michael doesn't have any other Infinity Stones, so he has to take it slow.

One by one.

He can bear such a price.

Because the energy of the microcosm is infinite.

Although Michael can only use limited energy because he hasn't awakened his sixth sense, the Reality Stone is not among them.

Let's just say that.

Mike did not feel his energy diminishing despite the Reality Stone constantly draining his energy from the moment he obtained it.

Because the Reality Stone draws energy directly from his microcosm, not from the energy of the microcosm he controls.

and so--

One by one, the stars are lit up. Once the last star that makes up the constellation Phoenix is ​​lit up in his inner universe, the constellation Phoenix in the real universe will come looking for him.

Whether they will accept it gladly or be furious because Mike took it without asking will be a matter of time.

We'll talk about the future later.

If Phoenix doesn't agree, then let's cancel and choose another constellation.

one more time.

Mike didn't care.

There are many constellations here, but there is only one Saint Seiya.

If Phoenix doesn't choose him.

Mike could only say one sentence.

This is a loss for Phoenix.

It's not his!

……