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

Chapter 143 Odin is also an Avenger! There's a prehistoric Avengers in the universe!

Not only that.

This spoiler immediately brought Thor back to his memory.

Indeed, an enormous golden glove is kept in the treasury of Asgard.

The golden gloves were also inlaid with some colorful gemstones!

Thor hadn't paid much attention to it before, since there were many treasures in Asgard's vaults, and he didn't know them all in detail; he only had a general impression of them.

But now it seems that the glove must be the Infinity Gauntlet!

If that's the case, then wouldn't the gems embedded on the back of the glove be Infinity Stones?

So the Infinity Stones mentioned in the diary, which possess immense power, were actually those stones?

So Asgard has always existed?

But something's not right!

After thinking about it carefully for a while, Thor couldn't help but frown slightly.

The diary says that her father, Odin, has given up on collecting the Infinity Stones.

But he remembered clearly that the glove was already studded with Infinity Stones!

Could it be that, besides the Infinity Stones embedded in the glove, there are other Infinity Stones in the universe?

But something about this is also not quite right.

After all, just by looking at the names "Infinity Gauntlet" and "Infinity Stones," it's clear that the gauntlet and the stones are a set.

The slots for setting gemstones on the gloves are all filled. Doesn't that mean the collection is complete?

Was Zhou Cheng, the owner of the diary, mistaken, or did he guess wrong? Even though the gloves were already inlaid with gems, were there actually other gems inside?

Thor felt that both possibilities existed.

However, it is impossible to draw a definitive conclusion as to which specific situation it is.

I need to wait until I return to Asgard to properly ask my father, Odin.

"The Infinity Gauntlet?"

Tony Stark, standing in front of another diary, suddenly froze.

He noticed the crucial "prop" mentioned in the diary.

Although this is the first time the word has been mentioned in the diary, there is no doubt that the Infinity Gauntlet was specifically designed to hold the Infinity Stones, and the two are used together.

Even the specific usage method was something Playboy could come up with pretty much.

It's simply a matter of setting a gemstone somewhere on the glove.

Then, the user can put on the Infinity Gauntlet and use the power of the Infinity Stones.

The logic here is so obvious, clear and smooth that it is almost presented to everyone in its entirety, and the conclusion can be drawn without much analysis.

This is not a problem.

The real question is, if Odin needs the Infinity Gauntlet to use the Infinity Stones, then what about that purple sweet potato?

Is it the same?

Lacking sufficient knowledge of the Infinity Stones and the Infinity Gauntlet, Playboy was naturally unable to make a judgment on this outcome.

But one thing is certain: the number of Infinity Stones will probably not be too many.

After all, a glove is enough to fit it!

Given that the purple-skinned devil was collecting the Infinity Stones, Tony Stark was momentarily unsure whether this was good news or bad news.

On one hand, Infinity Stones can grant a person considerable power, and the more stones one has, the greater the increase.

From this perspective, this seems to be a good thing.

However, if there are too few gems, it also means that the collection difficulty is reduced, and it will be relatively easier to collect purple sweet potato spirits.

This is not what the playboy wanted to see.

Odin went to great lengths to deal with the Celestials.

[I wonder if Odin is aware that there's currently an embryonic Celestial being hidden on Earth!]

Unfortunately, Odin died before that group of gods came into being, so probably no one knows the answer to this question.

However, even if Odin knew, what could he do? He would likely be powerless to change anything.

Looking across the entirety of Asgard, aside from Odin and Thor, everyone else is utterly insignificant compared to the Celestials.

Of the prehistoric Avengers who fought alongside the Celestials millions of years ago, only Odin remains, all alone.

What else can Odin do? Rely on the current Avengers?

"There are actually Celestials on Earth?"

Tony Stark's brows furrowed immediately.

After learning more about the Celestials from the diary, the playboy simply couldn't bring himself to like this arrogant race.

Even Tony Stark considered it extremely evil and perverse to enjoy conducting experiments on higher beings.

Furthermore, the actions of Ego, a defective member of the Celestials, further convinced the Playboy that the Celestials were a group of villains.

Deep down, Tony Stark naturally didn't welcome it.

While Tony Stark was certainly moved by the war between Odin and the Celestials, he was mostly just watching with a sense of detached amusement.

After all, that happened millions of years ago.

Such a distant era is practically irrelevant to most people.

Of course, Ego's era is more recent, but Ego has Star-Lord to deal with, so Tony Stark didn't take it too seriously.

But the playboy never imagined that there were other groups of gods on Earth!

Although the diary clearly states that it is an "embryonic celestial group" that has not yet been born and will only be born in a future timeline after Odin's death.

But if it is the "embryonic" deity group, does that mean that there is a "mother deity group" that is pregnant on Earth?

But that's not right either.

If that's the case, wouldn't it be simpler for the diary to just say that there's a pregnant celestial being on Earth?

Why would they use such a strange expression as "Embryo Celestial Group"?

It's as if there's only that embryonic Celestial Group on Earth, and no other Celestial Groups!

Could it be that I've fallen into a fixed mindset?

Did they subconsciously project the reproductive methods of mammals onto the Celestial race?

Yes, that's still a possibility.

After some thought, Tony Stark couldn't help but nod to himself.

After all, the diary never revealed how beings of the Celestial Group, at their level, survived and reproduced, so the playboy naturally couldn't possibly know.

For this extraordinary race, it wouldn't be surprising if an embryo survived alone.

There's nothing to agonize over, and Tony Stark didn't dwell on it.

What Playboy is really concerned about now is why there are embryonic gods on Earth?

Why did the Celestials choose to nurture themselves on Earth?

And judging from the tone of the diary, it seems that this embryonic celestial group will "mature" and be truly born soon!

This means that another group of gods will appear on Earth.

So here's the question.

What would that group of gods do on Earth?

Could it be that, like with the transformation of the Eternals and Mutants, they will continue to use Earthlings for experiments?

Or will they do something else?

Or, do nothing and just leave?

Tony Stark, of course, did not know the answer.

But he knew very clearly that if that Celestials really wanted to do something, it would be a disaster for the entire Earth!

After all, Odin, who lived millions of years ago, was traumatized by such an attack.

Even a defective product like Ego is capable of devouring the entire universe.

This gives a glimpse into the true level of the Celestial Group.

Just as the diary questioned, can the Avengers really handle an existence of this level?

"Prehistoric Avengers?"

"Did the Avengers exist in prehistoric times?!"

Nick Fury, sitting in front of another diary, was genuinely shaken by the news.

After Captain Marvel left Earth, Nick Fury had the idea of ​​forming the Avengers to deal with alien threats.

He has always subconsciously believed that the Avengers were his "original creation".

Who would have thought that the Avengers existed as far back as prehistoric times!

That was prehistoric time!

It seems that Earth is still in the Stone Age, and Earthlings are just a bunch of primitive people.

It has to be said that this news really caught Lu Dan completely off guard.

Of course, what caught him even off guard was that, judging from the tone of the diary, Odin was also one of the Avengers at the time!

Although we don't know who the other Avengers are, since they are fighting against the Celestials alongside Odin, their level should be similar to Odin's.

Damn it, just thinking about this makes Nick Fury feel a sudden urge to gasp.

This prehistoric Avenger is ridiculously high-level, isn't he?

Compared to this prehistoric Avengers, the Avengers they've assembled now is nothing more than children playing house.

Of course, Lu Dan also believes that this is only the case for now.

The diary reveals what the future of the Avengers will look like, and it also contains many terrifyingly powerful figures.

For example, the Scarlet Witch, who can kill her way through the multiverse after turning evil; Doctor Strange, who can destroy the entire universe after turning evil; the mysterious robot Vision; Thor, who almost killed the all-in-one purple potato after his transformation; and so on.

That's something to look forward to.

The current Avengers are hopeless; they're far too weak, utterly pathetic compared to the Celestials.

[Then the future Avengers... well, even the future Avengers can't be relied upon.]

[Black Widow, Stark, Vision, and several others die; Captain America and Barton retire; Thor leaves Earth.]

Scarlet Witch is trapped in her own utopia, Doctor Strange has returned to Kamar-Taj, and Hulk is probably busy training She-Hulk.

Although the Avengers haven't officially disbanded, they're practically falling apart.

Even Nick Fury, in order to deal with the threat of the Elementals, had to seek help from Spider-Man, that high school student!

Ah this!

Tony Stark's lips twitched slightly involuntarily.

He knew that the Avengers would reach their peak in the future, so powerful that they could fight against many big shots in the interstellar space.

At its peak, many of its members reached the highest level in the universe.

But after its peak, the Avengers eventually declined into this state.

To be honest, it still caught the playboy off guard.

With Tony Stark and Black Widow dead, Captain America and Barton retired, Thor left, and the original Avengers were left with only Dr. Banner.

Moreover, Dr. Banner seems to be having a rough time, training She-Hulk... wait, She-Hulk?

So, Hulk isn't unique after all?

Besides Dr. Banner, is there a second Hulk in the world?

How could such a thing happen?

Could it be General Ross, or some other ambitious person trying to replicate the Super Serum, or even someone with the ambition to replicate the Hulk, who has created yet another Hulk?

Tony Stark was very clear about the rules of the game in this world, and he also knew very well what kind of people those in power were like.

So I don't find this strange.

The key question is, why would Hulk train She-Hulk?

The diary clearly states that it was Hulk training She-Hulk, not Dr. Banner training She-Hulk!

Hulk?

Seriously?

Aside from incompetently smashing everything, what else can Hulk do?

As someone who had personally experienced the Hulk's beating, Tony Stark expressed extreme skepticism.

However, after a slight internal grumbling, the playboy said that this was undoubtedly a good thing.

Although it's unclear how he did it, it seems the future Hulk will be able to control his anger.

They can even control it so well that they can reach the level of a normal person.

Otherwise, how can we train others?

I just wonder when Dr. Banner will be able to reach that level.

Tony Stark was very much looking forward to it.

"Elementals?"

This newly emerging word quickly attracted Tony Stark's attention.

This word had never appeared before; it was the first time it had been mentioned in the diary.

However, if we look at the literal meaning, we can still deduce something from it.

Tony Stark was very familiar with the word "element," which has a very broad definition, including physical elements, chemical elements, natural elements, and so on.

"众" goes without saying; it simply means a group.

Therefore, the natural interpretation of "Elemental Clan" is that it refers to a group that possesses the power of a certain element.

Although we don't know who this group consists of, judging from their abilities alone, the Elementals are incredibly powerful and terrifying.

Of course, the same applies to Spider-Man.

At the very least, Nick Fury, the director of S.H.I.E.L.D., believes that Spider-Man has the ability to deal with those Elementals!

Moreover, the diary clearly states that Spider-Man was still a high school student at that time!

Goodness, a high school student? He's just a kid!

As mentioned in the diary before, Spider-Man is stronger than Captain America; he can pull high-speed trains and cruise ships with his bare hands.

So, how could someone reach this level when they were still a child?

That's really amazing!

(End of this chapter)