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

Chapter 136 The Ancient One, a powerful figure protected by the Creator God! She wasn't killed, she just didn't want to live anymore!

Of course.

All of this is merely Tony Stark's own analysis, nothing more.

The real reason why the Purple Potato Spirit didn't take matters into his own hands to steal the gems, but instead tricked Loki into doing so, is not mentioned in the diary.

The idea that Zhou Cheng, the owner of the diary, was afraid of Odin or the Ancient One was merely his own speculation.

The other party did not give a definite answer!

However, since the Cosmic Cube, or rather the Space Stone, is so important...

Therefore, strengthening the defenses against the Cosmic Cube is always a good idea.

Whether Loki returns or not, whether the Battle of New York takes place or not, everyone must do their utmost to ensure that the Tesseract is not stolen!

This is the most important thing.

It's a pity, though, that Odin is already very old and will probably die of old age in a few more years.

The Ancient One, that guy who lived for who knows how many years, also didn't want to live anymore, and after finding a successor, he deliberately died.

Otherwise, looking at the entire Earth, no, even the entire universe, who could kill the Ancient One?

[Based on that traitor from Kamar-Taj?]

[Stop joking!]

[The Ancient One simply wanted to follow Eternity!]

[If they hadn't been unable to find a successor, they probably would have been taken offline long ago, right?]

Die of old age!

So Odin actually died of old age?

It has to be said that this answer still surprised Tony Stark somewhat.

When the diary revealed Odin's death, Playboy was already wondering who could have killed someone of Odin's stature.

Could it be a purple sweet potato spirit with multiple gems or all gems?

Or is it some other, even more powerful being?

Whoever it is, they must be a super big shot that people look up to!

But now the playboy finally learned that no one killed Odin; Odin died of old age!

Tony Stark was deeply moved by this, for everything in the world eventually perishes, and even a god-king like Odin could not escape birth, aging, sickness, and death.

So, what about the creator god called Eternity?

The other party is a supreme being above Odin, and is named "Eternal". Is it really possible to be eternal and indestructible?

And then there's Dormammu, the dimensional demon mentioned in the diary before—a god who transcends time!

If one transcends even time, does that mean one will never die?

Unfortunately, no one could answer this question for Playboy.

After a slight internal monologue, Tony Stark continued reading the contents of the diary.

A look of surprise appeared on his face again.

So, the Ancient One wasn't killed after all; she just didn't want to live anymore!

The reason he has been "forcing" himself to live all this time is simply because he has not found a successor.

That's damn good.

Tony Stark really has a lot of complaints he can't keep quiet about; is he really tired of living?

Just how many years has this Ancient One lived?

Playboy naturally had no idea about this question, but the power and extraordinary abilities of the Ancient One were once again vividly demonstrated.

Looking across the entire universe, who can kill the Ancient One?

Doesn't this mean that even if the Ancient One possessed the entire universe, she would still be a top-tier super-powerful figure?

But that's not the most amazing thing about them. The most amazing thing is that the Ancient One is actually an eternal being.

Eternity?

That's the creator god!

So it turns out that the Ancient One was actually working with the Creator God?

hiss!

Tony Stark couldn't help but gasp.

Is this the level of the Ancient One? It's truly beyond the comprehension of ordinary people.

Its origins are indeed too extraordinary!

But there's one thing: why must one die to pursue eternity?

Judging from the tone of the diary, the death mentioned here probably doesn't mean a fake death, right?

But it shouldn't be that he's really dead, right?

After all, how can one pursue eternity after death? Perhaps in the form of a soul or some other form?

Having had the diary for so long, the playboy naturally had a different understanding of death.

At the very least, Tony Stark already knew that souls existed.

Moreover, the soul can continue to exist in some form after the body dies.

For example, the Hall of Heroes in Asgard, which was mentioned earlier.

That's where Asgardian warriors who died bravely in battle go after they die.

So, was the "death" of the Ancient One also a similar case?

That's why the Ancient One deliberately died at the hands of that traitor in Kamar-Taj.

"Did Father die of old age?"

Thor, sitting in front of another diary, couldn't help but relax a little.

After the spoilers in his diary were confirmed one after another, he became extremely anxious.

After all, the diary said that his entire family, except for himself, had all died.

Just now, the diary also revealed Loki's death; the poor kid was strangled to death by the purple sweet potato spirit mentioned multiple times.

Although we still don't know when or under what circumstances this life-or-death struggle took place.

But Thor had also secretly made a decision: he must stop the purple sweet potato spirit!

Although we don't have a clue how to proceed yet, knowing the mastermind behind it all is a good thing.

However, the diary never mentioned the deaths of his father and mother, which made Thor extremely anxious.

At this moment, the diary finally revealed this extremely crucial information.

Thor immediately breathed a sigh of relief.

His father did not die a violent death, but rather passed away peacefully in his sleep.

Come to think of it, someone of his father's stature, who in the entire universe could rival him?

How could someone possibly be killed by a single person?

That Zhou Cheng is really something, why didn't he explain things clearly, making me worry for nothing?

However, Thor's brow, which had just relaxed, furrowed again very quickly.

It is indeed good news that Odin died of old age.

But the fact that Odin doesn't live for more than a few years is undoubtedly bad news!

No, that can't be.

"That can't be!"

Thor shook his head repeatedly, unable to accept it all, and unwilling to believe it.

But at the same time, some details that Thor had previously overlooked or failed to notice naturally came to mind.

Odin's style of doing things has indeed changed quite a bit in recent years.

And indeed, he did look much older; upon further consideration, Odin had certainly lived for quite some time.

But no matter what, it's unlikely that he'll die of old age within a few years, right?

How is that possible!

Absolutely not!

Thor screamed inwardly, his eyes glued to the diary, trying to glean as much information as possible from it.

It's just a pity.

At this crucial moment, the diary suddenly stopped updating, abruptly ending without any warning.

Thor was incredibly frustrated, but there was nothing he could do.

"No, I need to get back to Asgard immediately."

Thor stood up abruptly, feeling an unprecedented sense of urgency.

He desperately wanted to get to Odin immediately so he could check on his father's condition.

Besides.

Thor couldn't stand by and watch Loki destroy Jotunheim!

Fandall and the others were completely unaware of this matter. Moreover, Loki was always cunning and treacherous. Fandall and Sif alone were no match for Loki!

Thor must go back in person.

The crucial problem is that, even now, Thor still can't lift his hammer.

Of course.

The method for picking up the hammer has already been explained in the diary.

They must be of impeccable character and morality, without any flaws.

How can one ensure that their character is up to standard and without flaws?

Given Thor's intelligence, it's impossible for him to come up with an answer in a short time.

Even so, Thor cannot do nothing.

Without any delay, he rushed back to his hammer and began another round of attempts.

The result was without a doubt: the hammer remained as heavy as a mountain for Thor, and he was completely unable to budge it.

"Father, why are you doing this to me?"

Thor felt himself becoming quite withdrawn. Was there something wrong with his morals? No!

He, Thor, has always made outstanding contributions to the peace and stability of the Nine Realms, and has wiped out countless troublemakers.

How could there be any moral flaws?

Could it be because he had a fight with his father and even called his father senile?

But he already knows he was wrong!

Why can't it still work!

Thor was extremely anxious; he was desperate to get back to Asgard and stop Loki!

However, what Chris Hemsworth could never have imagined was that even if he could pick up his hammer again, he would never be able to go back.

……

Asgard, Rainbow Bridge.

Ding ding ding!

Bang bang bang!

A series of crisp metallic clanging sounds rang out, accompanied by the whooshing of air and the sounds of fists and feet.

It turned out to be a group of fully armed Asgardian warriors attacking the five people.

Which five people?

The Warriors Three of Asgard, Sif the warrior, and Heimdall!

The Warriors Three of Asgard need no introduction.

These four people secretly descended to Earth to retrieve Thor and dethrone themselves from the throne.

He was still on Earth, teaming up with the guy who picked up the hammer to defeat the Destroyer, ruining Loki's plans.

Loki, of course, would not let it go.

As for Heimdall?

Loki had already broken ties with the other party long ago, and even used the Box of Ice to freeze the other party into an ice pop!

So that Laufey and the other frost giants could be secretly allowed to infiltrate Asgard.

However, Heimdall was truly formidable; even after being frozen by the Ice Box, he managed to break free and kill the Frost Giant guarding the Rainbow Bridge.

Then they teleported the three warriors of Asgard back.

In the original movie, Thor returned with the Warriors Three, which allowed him to take control of the situation.

And now?

Only a few of the Warriors Three returned, and they played almost no significant role in the overall situation in Asgard.

Before they could even leave the Rainbow Bridge, Loki and his men blocked their way.

Admittedly, the group was indeed very strong, but even at their strongest, there were only four of them.

The severely injured Heimdall was no longer able to fight and could only rely on the warriors of Asgard.

But they only held out for a short while before being unexpectedly defeated and captured by the warriors of Asgard.

"How interesting, the famous Warriors Three of Asgard and the warrior Sif."

"Oh, and of course we can't forget the legendary Heimdall, a man even my father respected greatly."

"I must say, it's really quite amusing to send people like you to jail."

Loki then stepped forward, glanced at the people who were being held tightly, and wore his signature sinister smile.

"Loki, even if you seize the throne through despicable means, you will never win the hearts of the people of Asgard!"

"Thor will be back sooner or later!"

The hot-tempered female warrior Sif glared angrily at Loki and shouted.

"No, it won't be long before I become a king loved by everyone."

"No one will remember Thor then; everyone will only praise my great achievements."

"Keep your eyes peeled and watch!"

Loki was incredibly confident.

"Loki, King Odin may be in danger, Asgard may be in danger!"

"Yes, I do not like you, but that has nothing to do with you or me; it concerns the entirety of Asgard, and I hope you will take that seriously!"

The more rational Fandral remembered Thor's advice and began to solemnly admonish Loki.

Loki's heart skipped a beat.

Did Fandral know something?

According to his subsequent plans, Asgard will indeed be in danger.

His beloved father, Odin, is indeed in danger!

However, time is now running out, and Loki's plan is about to be implemented.

Despite some lingering doubts, Loki had no time to figure them out.

It's not too late to interrogate him slowly after his grand plan is completed.

"Take him away! Lock him up!"

Loki completely ignored Fandral's words and ruthlessly issued the order to the Asgardian warriors present.

"Loki, I'm not making this up; you have to believe me."

"Loki!"

Fandral kept yelling at Loki.

However, Loki's figure vanished in a flash, turning into a beam of light.

That's right.

The Loki in front of them was not the real Loki, but merely a projection of Loki using magic.

So where is Loki's real body right now?

Without a doubt, they were lurking inside Odin's room.

He only intended to create the illusion that Laufey had assassinated Odin, but he never expected that Odin would actually lose his life.

So after letting Laufey in, he silently stayed by Odin's side, keeping an eye on the situation.

Just as he captured the Warriors Three and Heimdall, Laufey had already successfully infiltrated the palace.

They even injured Frigga, Loki's mother.

Everything is progressing according to plan.

(End of this chapter)