A person is writing a diary in an American comic book, and Iron Man collapses at the beginning.

Chapter 125 Hela, the terrifying goddess of death, crushes Thor's hammer with one hand!

Of course.

To be more precise, she is the Black Widow from another parallel universe, not the Black Widow from our universe.

Regardless, the Black Widow in a parallel universe is still the Black Widow, and she remains a highly relevant figure for reference.

"I have to say, this was definitely beyond my expectations."

Black Widow shrugged slightly and sighed.

Nick Fury glanced at Black Widow with his one eye but didn't say anything.

But inwardly, he couldn't help but secretly complain.

Only Black Widow in the entire Avengers can restore Hulk to normal, and she also completely ended the Battle of New York. Now, Black Widow can actually lift Thor's hammer?

Why does it feel like Black Widow is some kind of chosen one?

However, this is a good thing for Nick Fury in any case.

"Natasha, after the diary is updated, you and Rogers should both try out that hammer."

Lu Dan immediately gave Black Widow such an order.

"To be honest, I'm starting to look forward to it too."

Black Widow nodded, a glimmer of anticipation in her eyes.

A female Thor or something, that sounds really good!

When it comes to who can wield Thor's hammer, Hela, the goddess of death, is certainly a name that cannot be overlooked.

Even among all those capable of wielding Thor's hammer, this one is unique and unmatched.

Others can lift Thor's hammer because they have earned its approval, but Hela did not; she forcibly lifted it.

Not only did he forcibly lift Thor's hammer, but he also crushed it with one hand—that's incredibly domineering!

No wonder Thor and Loki were so terrified they wet themselves; Loki was even too scared to fight and fled!

"Hela, the goddess of death?"

Thor couldn't help but frown slightly. How come he didn't know that such a god existed in the world?

If this happens, there's only one possibility: this Goddess of Death is definitely a third-rate deity!

Thor had heard of all the powerful gods in the Nine Realms and the universe.

Just like Zeus, whom Thor worshipped.

Although they were so far apart and not even from the same pantheon, Thor still knew it by heart.

Many places are even unconsciously imitating Zeus.

This is what a strong person is like!

As for that goddess of death?

I've never even heard of it!

How could such a god forcibly lift Thor's hammer?

Stop joking!

Wait a minute, not only did he forcibly pick it up, but he also crushed Thor's hammer with one hand?

"Are you kidding me!"

Thor couldn't help but chuckle; this diary was really getting more and more outrageous.

"What a powerful goddess of death!"

Tony Stark, on the other side of the diary, couldn't help but click his tongue in amazement.

He could hardly imagine what kind of being could crush Thor's hammer with one hand!

That's Thor's hammer.

Thor's artifact!

In the playboy's view, being able to lift Thor's hammer or something like that was already a remarkable feat, a one-in-a-million achievement.

As a result, Hela simply crushed it!

That's way too much!

Considering Hela's jaw-dropping feat as the Goddess of Death, it's not surprising that she scared the Thor and Loki brothers so much they wet themselves.

However, there is one question: why did Hela, the goddess of death, crush Thor's hammer?

Loki was so frightened that he "didn't dare to make a move" and fled.

Doesn't this mean that Hela, the goddess of death, and the two brothers, Tor and Loki, had a great battle?

However, the playboy had no idea what exactly happened in that battle.

However, to be fair, although Hela gave Thor a nightmare and even beat him up like a dog at one point...

[But it was precisely because of Hela, the goddess of death, that Thor underwent a transformation, truly becoming the God of Thunder.]

Before being brutally beaten by Hela, Thor relied entirely on his hammer to summon lightning; without it, he was utterly helpless.

He's more of a hammer god than a Thor.

After being brutally beaten by Hela, Thor no longer needed his hammer; he could summon lightning with his own power.

So, Hela, the Goddess of Death, is actually a teacher just as excellent as Kaido!

Beat Thor to a pulp like a dog?

Are you kidding me!

Thor was so angry he almost slammed his fist on the table and stood up to confront Zhou Cheng—no, he wanted to give the owner of the diary a good beating.

Regardless of whether the person writing the diary is Loki or not, even if it is Loki, Thor wouldn't be polite.

That's outrageous! There's a limit to how much you can belittle someone, isn't there?

In the entire Nine Realms, no, in the entire universe, besides his father Odin, who else could be a match for Thor?

Could this goddess of death, whose name I've never even heard of, be his opponent, Thor?

Thor even doubted whether the other party was strong enough to withstand a single blow from his hammer.

However, the angry Thor was soon stunned, drawn to another description of himself in the diary.

Is it possible to summon lightning without a hammer?

For over a thousand years since Thor became the God of Thunder, he had never thought about such a question.

I've always felt that it's perfectly natural and justified for me to use Thor's hammer to summon lightning, and I've never thought there was anything wrong with it.

However, until now.

Without his hammer, Thor suddenly felt like he was nothing!

He felt immense fear, immense panic!

Just like when Spider-Man was stripped of his Spider-Man suit by Iron Man, Thor felt the same way.

Without his hammer, he was nothing.

Is it possible to summon lightning without relying on a hammer, as described in the diary?

Thor fell into deep thought.

"drink!"

"drink!"

Then Thor subconsciously began to try to recreate the miracle described in the diary.

Unfortunately, despite Thor's best efforts and his increasingly red-faced expression, he was unable to accomplish this.

"The Hammer God?"

"That's a really vivid and apt metaphor."

Tony Stark couldn't help but nod in agreement.

Whether it's female Thor, horse-faced Thor, or "Captain America Thor," didn't they all become Thor by wielding Mjolnir?

This gives Playboy the impression that, like Thor, he was created by that hammer.

Isn't that Hammer God?

Is that why Zhou Cheng occasionally calls Thor "Brother Hammer"?

However, amidst the complaints, a long-standing question in Playboy's mind was finally answered.

So this is where Thor's "transformation" happened!

Before the transformation, one could only summon lightning by relying on a hammer; after the transformation, one was no longer bound by the hammer. These are indeed two completely different levels.

It can indeed be described as a transformation.

So, in this light, although Hela, the goddess of death, beat Thor to a pulp, Thor should actually thank Hela.

Otherwise, Thor wouldn't be so powerful as to almost kill the purple potato with all the gems with a single axe strike, right?

That's right.

Although it wasn't explicitly stated in the diary, there's no doubt that Thor, who almost killed the purple sweet potato spirit, must have undergone a transformation!

This also explains why Thor used an axe instead of his iconic hammer, Mjolnir, when fighting Thanos.

Is it because Thor's hammer had already been crushed by Hela, the goddess of death, before this?

By piecing together some known pieces of information, Playboy felt there was still a high probability of a connection.

But who exactly is Kaido?

This name was appearing for the first time, and there was absolutely no contextual connection to it, so Tony Stark naturally couldn't deduce anything from it.

Or rather, the only analysis suggests that this person, like the goddess of death Hela, beat someone to a pulp and then transformed that person.

Otherwise, Zhou Cheng wouldn't have jokingly called him an excellent teacher, right?

However, the teaching of this excellent teacher was simply too strict.

[As for the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit, her situation should be the same as that of Hela, the Goddess of Death.]

[He could easily lift Thor's Stormbreaker and almost killed Thor with it.]

Although the Stormbreaker and Thor's Mjolnir are not the same thing, if you can wield the Stormbreaker, you can undoubtedly wield Thor's Mjolnir as well, right?

Captain America is a perfect example; his opponent also wielded Stormbreaker in Endgame!

Therefore, it's not surprising that the purple sweet potato spirit can lift Thor's hammer.

Storm Axe?

When did I get the Stormbreaker?

Thor was completely baffled.

To be honest, the name "Stormbreaker" does sound quite imposing and is very much in line with Thor's taste.

Moreover, an axe is inherently more imposing than a hammer.

Holding it in your hand and making large, sweeping movements seems like a pretty good choice, doesn't it?

It's such a pity!

Thor then shook his head again. Now that he had Mjolnir, he wouldn't bother forging another axe.

He, Great Thor, is not the kind of person who easily tires of the old and craves the new.

And who is this purple sweet potato spirit?

Another person has emerged who can pick up his own hammer?

This is getting more and more absurd.

"really!"

"Purple sweet potato extract works too!"

Tony Stark's gaze sharpened slightly; he wasn't surprised by the outcome.

In fact, when he saw Hela, the goddess of death, forcibly lift Thor's hammer, Playboy was already considering a question.

Is it possible to become so powerful that you can suppress Thor's hammer like Hela, the goddess of death, and then pick it up?

If that's the case, then the most powerful beings in the universe should all be able to do it.

When it comes to the most powerful beings in the universe, the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit, who wiped out half of all life in the universe, is someone that cannot be ignored.

So, could the purple sweet potato spirit, like Hela, the goddess of death, forcibly wield Thor's hammer?

Now, Playboy can be said to have received a definitive answer.

Although the purple sweet potato spirit's performance wasn't as amazing as Hela, the goddess of death, who crushed Thor's hammer.

But the purple sweet potato spirit was wielding Thor's Stormbreaker and nearly killed Thor!

This performance is incredible!

Also, was the axe that Thor used to almost kill the purple sweet potato spirit actually called the Storm Axe?

Isn't that a bit too exaggerated?

Of course, that's not the point.

The key point is that the diary mentioned earlier that Thor almost killed the purple potato spirit with an axe.

Then, turning around, they said that the purple sweet potato spirit had snatched Thor's axe and almost killed Thor!

It is clear that the final battle was incredibly close and intense.

[I almost forgot, there's one more person who can definitely lift Thor's hammer, and that's Thor's daughter!]

[Or perhaps Thor's adopted daughter.]

Despite being only a few years old, he can already wield Stormbreaker and fight alongside Thor to quell various rebellions across the galaxy.

[In other words, he's still young, but if he grows up, he'll definitely become a big shot in some area.]

[But thinking about it, it makes sense. Those were life forms directly created by Eternity, one of Marvel's five cosmic creators!]

[That can't be an ordinary person, can it?]

???

What the hell?

I adopted a daughter?

Thor almost burst out laughing. What was he thinking, doing something so crazy and absurd?

I'm only 1,500 years old!

This is the time to make achievements and establish one's own illustrious reputation.

Women and family have to take a backseat; they'll only slow down his hammer swings.

Thor had always known that the warrior Sif was interested in him, and his mother, Frigga, was also very pleased with Sif, even trying to bring the two of them together.

But Thor had no interest in this matter at all!

Not to mention adopting a daughter.

If you really want children, why not just have one yourself? What's with the adoption?

"Eternity?"

When Thor saw this spoiler about the diary, he became even more convinced that the owner of the diary must have gone mad.

Does the other party even know what eternity is?

Do they even know what level of god Eternity is?

Although they are all gods, whether it is the Aesir, the Vanir, or any of the other gods in the conventional sense, including his father Odin and Zeus whom Thor has always worshipped.

Etc., etc.

Before the eternal god, they are not gods in the true sense.

Such beings are high above Thor, unattainable and beyond his reach.

That kind of existence is one that transcends the universe, existing above the entire universe.

How could I possibly create a little girl?

And he was adopted by himself?

This joke is just too outlandish.

"The Creator God!"

Tony Stark was deeply shocked by this word.

Although this was the first time Playboy had heard this name and the first time he had learned of the existence of the Creator God.

But since it's a "creator" god, even a fool would know what level that is.

That's damn good.

Could this so-called "creator god" have actually created the world?

So, it turns out that the entire universe did not originate from the Big Bang, but was created by these five creator gods?

How could such a thing be possible!

For scientists like Tony Stark, this concept was still quite impactful.

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