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

Chapter 147 Odin, the King of Gods, was dumbfounded. His foolish son Thor could actually foresee the future?

It must be said that "there's always a way out" is indeed a wise saying.

Since it was confirmed that S.H.I.E.L.D. was indeed, as described in the diary, infiltrated by Hydra to the point that it could be renamed "Snake Shield".

Nick Fury was in a state of exhaustion for a long time, constantly racking his brains for a way out of the predicament.

But I've been racking my brains for ages and still can't come up with any effective solutions.

In fact, the only way to completely resolve this matter is the extreme method revealed in the diary: to completely destroy S.H.I.E.L.D., along with Hydra!

Without him.

Hydra's infiltration to this extent is truly "beyond saving."

Otherwise, if there were even the slightest hope, how could that other self have the heart to destroy S.H.I.E.L.D.?

S.H.I.E.L.D. is Nick Fury's brainchild!

If even that other version of himself is in such a state, one can imagine the pressure Lu Dan himself is under, as if a mountain is pressing down on his heart.

But who could have imagined that, after seemingly no way out, a new path would appear amidst the mountains and rivers?

The diary revealed a fact that was even more despairing, but ironically gave the braised eggs hope.

It provided the only way to perfectly break the deadlock!

This is truly a stroke of luck!

Nick Fury felt as if the heavy weight on his heart had finally disappeared, and he felt much more relaxed.

Without any hesitation, he immediately began to carefully plan how to replace Alexander Pierce.

Given Pierce's special status, replacing him would actually be much easier than replacing any other Hydra undercover agent.

After all, at Pierce's level, the network of relationships he has to sort out and deal with is actually much simpler than that of a typical Hydra undercover agent.

Of course.

Nick Fury was not complacent either. After careful planning, he invested a great deal of resources to prepare for the matter in all aspects.

After finishing all the tasks, it was almost dark.

Lu Dan finally had a chance to catch his breath.

"Sir, there's something I think you need to know."

Just as he was about to make a cup of coffee to relieve his fatigue, honest Coulson appeared in front of the braised egg once again.

"explain."

Nick Fury had no choice but to put down his coffee cup, sit back down, and look at Coulson seriously as he asked.

Lu Dan knew that Coulson wouldn't come to report in person at this time unless it was something very important.

"It's Thor."

Coulson reported solemnly, "Someone spotted him in the Sierra Nevada Mountains."

Thor?

Sierra Nevada Mountains?

???

The braised egg was immediately completely bewildered.

It must be said that Thor's move was something he had not anticipated at all.

In Nick Fury's subconscious mind, Thor should have returned to Asgard, so why is he still on Earth?

The key is that if you want to stay on Earth, then stay on Earth. Why are you going to the Sierra Nevada Mountains?

What exactly is in the Sierra Nevada mountains?

Lu Dan's brain started working at lightning speed, trying to analyze Thor's behavior, but he couldn't figure it out no matter how hard he tried.

"Keep an eye on him, and report to me immediately if anything happens."

Nick Fury ultimately had no choice but to give Coulson such an order.

"Understood, sir."

Coulson accepted the order and left.

They immediately mobilized relevant satellites to scan the Sierra Nevada Mountains in search of Thor.

Soon, Thor was spotted on a hilltop in the southeastern foothills of Nevada.

"Thor, what are you trying to do?"

Looking at the images transmitted by the satellite, Coulson was also somewhat puzzled.

However, considering Thor's identity, he dared not relax for a moment and began to stare intently at Thor without blinking.

But Thor just stood there motionless, seemingly doing nothing.

What Coulson and his group were unaware of was that, at that very moment, Thor was actually speaking with Heimdall.

Standing before Thor was a projection of Heimdall.

However, only Thor could see the projection; no one else could.

"Heimdall, should this be okay?"

Thor glanced around and then asked Heimdall, who was standing in front of him.

Heimdall also surveyed the surroundings, then nodded: "Absolutely. We've prepared enough dark energy, and we'll be able to teleport you back soon."

"Hurry up, Heimdall."

Thor couldn't help but urge Heimdall on.

Having been stranded on Earth for so many days, Thor was eager to return.

"Stand here and don't move."

Heimdall gave Thor a few instructions, and then drew his longsword with a clang.

Around Thor, complex and indescribable symbols began to be drawn.

In just a short while, a magic circle appeared around Thor.

"So, are you ready?"

After everything was over, Heimdall sheathed his sword and smiled as he looked at Thor.

"Of course..."

Swish!

Before Thor could finish speaking, the magic array around him activated.

The dazzling light engulfed Thor's entire figure.

When the light faded, Thor had vanished without a trace.

Swish!

After a brief moment of confusion, Thor's vision returned to normal.

At this point, Thor realized that he had indeed returned to Asgard.

Looking around, I saw several very familiar people standing nearby.

His father Odin, his mother Frigga, and his most loyal and reliable friend Heimdall.

"Thor, welcome back!"

Heimdall smiled and nodded at Thor.

"Thor!"

Frigga couldn't help but run a few steps and hug her son tightly.

Then he began to carefully examine Thor from head to toe.

"Thor, you seem a little different."

"It seems you must have had some unforgettable experiences during your time in Midgard."

Frigga looked at Thor with great satisfaction and sighed aloud.

"Yes, Mother, I have indeed experienced some things."

Thor was also quite moved.

Thinking back on my experiences in Midgard these past few days, it feels like a dream.

Although this "journey to Earth" was short, it was of great significance to Thor.

Thor felt he would never forget it for the rest of his life.

"I didn't expect it would take you more than a month to pick up your hammer."

Odin was actually quite pleased with Thor's growth, but when he spoke, he unconsciously adopted the role of a strict father.

"Father, I know I have disappointed you. I will apologize to you later."

"But now, I want to know if everything is alright in Asgard."

After speaking these words to Odin with a serious expression, Thor realized something. "Where's Loki? Why isn't Loki here?"

Hemsworth immediately had a bad feeling.

Previously in Midgard, Thor actually learned some things from Heimdall.

For example, the Bifrost in Asgard is broken, so regular teleportation is impossible, and dark energy has to be used instead.

However, Heimdall did not reveal to Thor why the Rainbow Bridge was broken, or other related matters.

Thor, of course, had no idea about the "accident" that happened between Odin and Loki.

However, after learning about the relevant information from the diary, Thor still had some guesses.

That's why I'm so worried.

At that moment, when Thor mentioned this matter, he saw Odin and Frigga's expressions immediately darken, and he had an even worse premonition.

"What's wrong?"

"What happened to Loki?"

Thor pressed on, his face filled with disbelief, "He didn't...fall into the abyss of space, did he?"

I haven't even returned to Asgard yet, and I haven't started a war with Loki. Could such a thing really happen?

But why is the Rainbow Bridge broken?

Odin couldn't help but glance at Heimdall to the side.

He subconsciously assumed that Heimdall had leaked this information to Thor, without giving it much thought.

He simply waved his hand, dismissing Heimdall: "Heimdall, you can go back now. Thor and I need to talk alone."

Heimdall naturally obeyed Odin's command, bowed slightly to the god-king, and then left the scene.

Only Odin and his family of three remained.

"Thor, a lot has happened in Asgard while you were away."

Frigga and Odin exchanged a glance, then shook their heads and sighed.

He told Thor all the terrible things that happened in Asgard after Thor was exiled.

Thor: "..."

Chris Hemsworth is truly speechless; look at the mess this has made!

Even if he didn't return to Asgard, Loki's fate would still have remained the same; he still fell into the abyss of space!

The Rainbow Bridge, too, is broken.

Is this Loki's fate?

So what about the future?

Will Loki, who fell into the abyss of space, encounter the purple sweet potato spirit again, just like recorded in the diary, and be tricked by the purple sweet potato spirit into invading New York?

Thor thinks it's still very possible!

After all, the facts have proven that everything revealed in the diary actually happened.

The accuracy of the diary is beyond question.

And what about Loki's trajectory?

Although there was a slight deviation, it still followed the trajectory revealed in the diary.

The story continues to unfold according to the plot spoilers in the diary, which is perfectly logical.

"Father, Mother, you don't need to be too sad. Loki should be alive!"

Thor then rallied and began to comfort Odin and Frigga, who were still immersed in grief.

"Thor, I know you can't accept it, and neither can your father and I, but no one can survive in the abyss of the universe."

Frigga thought Thor couldn't accept it, so she started to comfort him instead.

"No, Mother, I am very confident that Loki is not dead!" But Thor became more and more certain.

Odin and Frigga were starting to get a little confused.

Judging from Thor's appearance, he certainly doesn't seem to be overly grieving.

On the contrary, it was as if they knew something!

"I watched Loki fall into the abyss of space with my own eyes."

Odin pondered for a moment, then stared intently at Thor. "And since you weren't there, why would you say that?"

"Father, just as Mother said, I did encounter some things in Midgard."

"Something magical, like a dream."

"To put it another way, I obtained something, something with magical powers."

"That thing allows me to know some things about the future, but because of its magical power, I can't express it. I've tried, but I can't."

Thor then told Odin and Frigga about the diary in a very vague way.

???

After listening, Odin and Frigga both saw a look of confusion in each other's eyes.

Judging from Thor's words, he actually obtained something in Midgard that could predict the future?

And that thing also contains magical power, which Thor is forbidden to reveal?

But if Thor can't reveal it, how will they know that Thor actually obtained that thing?

It's not that the two don't trust their son, but their words are unsubstantiated and hard to believe.

Moreover, his son's intelligence development is indeed a bit unbalanced.

What if I get scammed?

"So... that 'thing' told you Loki isn't dead?"

Odin's voice continued, and he stared intently at Thor, asking in a deep voice.

"Wait a moment."

Frigga, recalling something, asked, "Did that thing also tell you that Asgard was in danger?"

"That's right."

Thor nodded emphatically. "I know it's incredible, but many of the things it revealed have come true, including Loki's schemes and his fall into the abyss of space."

Odin and Frigga were truly astonished.

Given their level of expertise, they would naturally be even more aware of the level of things they were predicting in the future.

Even the most powerful beings in the universe can rarely do that.

Only a very few people with special skills can barely glimpse a corner of the future.

As Thor said, it is unheard of to predict the future so casually.

It seems that no one but the Agamotto lineage who fought alongside him millions of years ago could have done it.

"So, besides Loki, what else did 'it' say?"

Odin continued to ask.

"After Loki falls into the abyss of space, he will encounter a guy called the Purple Potato, and be tricked by him into invading Midgard."

"Oh, by the way, that purple sweet potato spirit, like you, Father, collects Infinity Stones. Father, what are Infinity Stones?"

"Are those the Infinity Stones embedded in the Infinity Gauntlet inside the Asgardian vault?"

"And Father, could you tell me about your battle against the Celestials? Father, could you tell me the story of your prehistoric Avengers?"

Thor told Odin a lot of things in one go.

Odin's expression grew increasingly solemn.

He had never told anyone about collecting Infinity Stones or being a prehistoric Avenger!

So what Thor said is true, he really can foresee the future?

(End of this chapter)