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

Chapter 133: The Avengers Travel Through Time? Loki Captures Female Loki?

In addition, other related questions have also been answered here.

As previously revealed in his diary, after Thor returned to Asgard following the Battle of New Mexico, Loki fell into the abyss of space and died.

This puzzled Tony Stark greatly, because how could the Battle of New York be launched if Loki was dead?

This contradicts all known intelligence.

Now Tony Stark finally understands that Loki was not dead at all!

Upon closer reflection, isn't what's recorded in that diary also a statement full of ambiguity and easily misunderstood?

After Thor returned to Asgard, he "watched Loki fall into the abyss of space and die," which is a description from Thor's perspective.

This describes what Thor saw!

After seeing Loki fall into the abyss of space, Thor believed Loki was dead!

Although he had never seen the abyss of the universe with his own eyes, just by looking at the word, Playboy could roughly imagine what kind of place it was.

It seems that, just like mortals falling off cliffs and into abysses, gods falling into the abyss of the universe must also be an extremely dangerous thing, one that could even be described as a matter of life and death.

That's why Thor subconsciously thought Loki was dead when Loki fell into the abyss of space.

The results of it?

Loki was incredibly lucky; he didn't die at all and even encountered the Purple Potato Spirit!

Subsequently, they were tricked by the purple sweet potato spirit into invading New York!

Purple sweet potato spirit, it's you again!

What exactly do you want?

What exactly is your purpose in invading New York?

Tony Stark really wanted to figure this out.

After all, Earth has not yet reached the interstellar age, and its greatest achievement is merely landing on the moon.

How did I offend a big shot in interstellar travel?

Could it be because of a feud at the level of Odin?

In mythology, Earth is one of the nine realms, and the diary has long clearly stated that Earth is Odin's territory.

So, it was because Odin offended the Purple Potato Spirit that the Purple Potato Spirit dared not confront Odin directly, and thus vented his anger on Odin's territory.

This was the only plausible explanation Tony Stark could think of, but whether it was true or not, Playboy couldn't guarantee.

The truth is something only Zhou Cheng, the owner of the diary, can know.

"The key to the Battle of New York lies in the great battle between Thor and Loki!"

Nick Fury, standing before another diary, also had a sharp glint in his single eye.

This news is truly great news for braised eggs.

It could even be said to be the most valuable piece of information among all the spoilers revealed in the diary.

Why?

This spoiler directly shows Nick Fury a way to avoid the Battle of New York.

A simple, direct, and effective method.

As long as Loki is prevented from falling into the abyss of space, wouldn't that be enough?

In this way, Loki won't encounter the Purple Potato Demon, and he won't be fooled by him.

Absolutely perfect!

It can be said that it nipped the Battle of New York in the bud, at its very source!

Even setting aside the fact that Thor is also the owner of the diary, he would definitely avoid such a thing from happening after seeing this spoiler.

Judging from Thor's current situation, it's the most advantageous situation imaginable.

Thor is stuck on Earth and can't go back to Asgard, so how can he possibly have a major battle with Loki?

The idea of ​​falling into the abyss of space is even less likely to happen!

Good thing!

This is indeed a good thing!

Nick Fury couldn't have been happier.

Loki was absolutely thrilled.

Without Thor's interference, Loki can now wreak havoc in Asgard!

[It's even possible that Loki has already secretly placed Laufey, the king of the Frost Giants, into Asgard, into the place where Odin sleeps.]

Then, just as Laufey was about to kill Odin, he suddenly intervened and killed Laufey.

[He killed his own father!]

[Loki is truly ruthless; he was willing to kill his own father just to gain Odin's approval!]

[They even plan to completely destroy their homeland, Jotunheim!]

If Thor hadn't returned in time, wouldn't Loki have succeeded?

[Suddenly, he became a great hero who saved his father's life and also destroyed Asgard's enemies!]

[666! As expected of the God of Deception!]

"This is... truly explosive!"

Tony Stark couldn't help but exclaim in surprise, his face burning with gossip.

The diary had previously "revealed" that Loki was not Odin's biological son, and that his true identity was a frost giant.

Even so, the playboy never expected that Loki was actually the son of Laufey, the Frost Giant King!

In other words.

Loki is the prince of Jotunheim!

Holy crap, is Loki really that powerful?

But thinking about it, it makes sense.

Even if Thor's mother, Frigga, had an affair with a Frost Giant, given her status and position, most people probably wouldn't even be worthy of her attention.

It would be more reasonable for him to have an affair with the king of the Frost Giants.

So this is the real reason why the Frost Giants and Asgard have been fighting each other indefinitely.

Is it all because of this love triangle?

Tony Stark couldn't help but start daydreaming.

But how to put it... although it's just a playboy's slightly perverse fantasy, it's not entirely impossible.

It is even logically sound.

Of course, whether this is actually the case, Playboy doesn't know; he can only say that such a possibility exists.

However, the fact that Loki, who was clearly not Odin's biological son, was so devoted and loyal to Odin truly surprised Tony Stark.

To gain Odin's approval, this guy actually killed his own father and destroyed his homeland!

ruthless!

This guy is ruthless!

No, this should be called a wolf extermination.

The only one who's pitiful is Laufey.

He was clearly his own son, yet he plotted to kill him in order to gain the approval of his enemy!

It's terrible, absolutely terrible.

What sins did Laufey commit in her past life to give birth to such a wretched creature as Loki, who then needlessly sacrificed his own life?

"Sneaking Laufey into Asgard to assassinate his father?"

"Destroy the entire Jotunheim?"

Is this something Loki would do?

Thor was thoroughly provoked, feeling both extreme surprise and intense anger.

Loki is acting so recklessly!

This is absolutely outrageous!

Even if you want to gain your father's approval, you can't arrange for Laufey to assassinate him, can you?

What if Laufey actually succeeds?

Wouldn't Father be in danger?

The diary clearly states that Laufey assassinated his father while he was in Odin's Sleep.

At that time, my father was completely like a fish on a chopping board, utterly powerless to resist!

That's too much! That's absolutely outrageous!

The same applies to destroying the entire Jotunheim.

Even if Asgard and Jotunheim are constantly at war, they can't commit genocide, can they?

That's not something Asgard should do.

Absurd, absolutely absurd!

So, Loki, is this the real you?

If Thor hadn't just experienced Loki's deception and assassination attempt, he would never have believed this latest wave of spoilers.

And now.

Thor's mind was completely focused on picking up his hammer as soon as possible, returning to Asgard, and stopping Loki!

We absolutely, absolutely cannot let Loki's plot succeed.

Actually, Loki is quite a pitiful kid.

On the surface, he appears to be a major villain, causing trouble in Asgard and on Earth.

But all this fuss was simply about wanting to be on equal footing with Thor, nothing more.

At its core, Loki was nothing more than a pitiful kid with a warped mind, driven by jealousy of his brother's favoritism towards Odin.

Therefore, when Thor finally destroyed the Rainbow Bridge and thwarted the plan, Loki, heartbroken, willingly plunged into the abyss of space.

He's truly determined to die!

Ah this!

Tony Stark was completely stunned.

It has to be said that Playboy really didn't expect that behind all the trouble Loki caused, there was such a hidden story.

So the most fundamental reason for the Battle of New York was actually Odin's failed family education?

Odin's favoritism towards Thor caused Loki to develop a deep sense of imbalance over a long period of time.

So Loki started causing all sorts of trouble in order to prove himself to Odin?

Like Loki trying to destroy Jotunheim?

No wonder!

It wasn't until this moment that Tony Stark began to understand why Loki, the God of Mischief, had been fooled by the purple potato.

Perhaps it's because the purple sweet potato spirit has found Loki's weakness?

From this perspective, Zhou Cheng is actually right; Loki really is a pitiful kid.

Tony Stark truly never expected that Loki's fall into the abyss of space would actually be suicide!

This action alone shows how desperate Loki was at that moment.

"Loki just wants to be my equal?"

Thor, facing another diary, was lost in deep thought.

So this is why Loki wanted to deceive himself into staying in Midgard forever?

Is that why Loki sent the Destroyer to kill him?

Because if Loki didn't have himself, would he be able to get all of his father's love?

Is this the root of everything?

Before the diary specifically mentioned it, Thor didn't think much of it and never considered such a question.

But now that I think about it carefully, it seems that Loki has indeed been overlooked all along.

Loki actually played a significant role in all those battles and conquests.

But every time he returned in triumph, it seemed that the applause was for Thor.

The one the king praised before all the soldiers was indeed Thor!

Loki is a prince too!

Thor, the God of Thunder, and Loki, the God of Fire—these two brothers' names should be celebrated together!

"It's all my fault!"

"It's all my fault!"

Upon learning the truth, Thor's anger and resentment towards Loki vanished almost entirely.

Instead, she began to feel deep regret and self-blame.

If only I had paid attention to Loki sooner, if only I hadn't ignored Loki so much.

Thor had already made a decision in his heart: once he returned to Asgard, he would have an open and honest talk with Loki.

Apologize properly to Loki!

The only frustrating thing is that Thor really doesn't know when he'll be able to pick up his hammer again.

[It's not just Odin; it feels like the entire Marvel universe is unfriendly to Loki. Is this just Loki's fate?]

[Even though the Avengers traveled through time and disrupted the timeline, nothing happened, and it was allowed by the TV series.]

[This was considered something that should have happened in the sacred timeline.]

What happened to Loki?

[She simply took advantage of the Avengers' time travel to escape, that's all, and yet she got caught by TVA!]

[He was even forced to work for TVA, hunting down another female Loki.]

Seeing Loki being manipulated like a puppet in the TV anime made me realize once again how pitiful he is.

"So Rogers wasn't the only one traveling through time?"

Tony Stark's face showed surprise again.

It has to be said that this was something he never expected.

Although I can't figure out how this is done yet, even if I had to use my brain, I would know that time travel is extremely difficult.

It's definitely not something just anyone can do.

But in the future, many people have actually done it!

So it seems that the future Avengers have mastered a sophisticated method of time travel!

As expected of the Avengers, a team of all sorts of amazing talents, they can even do things that are now just science fiction.

I wonder if time travel is done using scientific or magical methods?

No matter how you look at it, this is a very interesting thing!

There is one thing.

Traveling through time is no small matter. What difficulties did the Avengers encounter that made them need to travel through time to accomplish this?

"The Sacred Timeline".

When the playboy's gaze fell on the word again, his brows furrowed involuntarily.

This term actually appeared earlier. At that time, Tony Stark speculated that the timeline that was not affected by time travel might be the Sacred Timeline.

But now, the diary tells him that the Avengers' time travel also belongs to the sacred timeline!

That's damn good.

So what exactly is the Sacred Timeline?

What exactly are the criteria for judgment?

He completely agreed with Zhou Cheng's criticism: why were the Avengers' actions considered reasonable by TVA, while Loki's actions were deemed unreasonable and he was arrested?

There has to be some standard, right?

Of course.

This is the first time the word TVA has been mentioned in the diary.

However, since the Time Mutation Administration has already been mentioned before.

With Playboy's intelligence, he naturally figured it out instantly: it was an abbreviation for the Time Mutation Administration.

(End of this chapter)