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

Chapter 171 The Exaggerated Doctor Strange Accidentally Tears Apart the Multiverse

Understood.

In an instant, Tony truly understood why the Black Panther goddess had become so terrified.

If the Godslayer, Gell, is truly that terrifyingly powerful, then it would be perfectly normal for the Black Panther Goddess to seek refuge with him.

After learning about the terrifying power of the Godslayer, Playboy's previous contempt and disdain for the Black Panther Goddess had largely disappeared.

"impossible!"

"How could a great god like Zeus, a model for all gods, possibly fear any god-slayer!"

Thor of Vanaheim immediately launched a accusation against Zhou Cheng.

As a huge fan of Zeus, how could he allow others to belittle his idol like that?

Even the owner of this magical diary!

defamation!

The other party must be slandering Zeus!

Thor was furious. If he could, he really wanted to confront the other party and have a good talk with them.

"Black Death Sword!"

However, when Thor's gaze fell upon this word, he was immediately stunned, even somewhat unable to accept it.

Does the Black Death Sword really exist?

Isn't that just an absurd legend?

That's right.

Thor had heard of the Black Death Sword, and not only Thor, but many gods had heard of it.

But just as Earthlings regard the existence of Thor and Zeus as legends, many gods also regard this sword, which is specifically used to kill gods, as a legend.

How could a sword that grants the power to slay gods to anyone who wields it possibly exist?

But Thor could never have imagined that such a sword actually existed!

Swish!

In an instant, Thor's expression turned serious.

This was definitely not good news for him, as a god.

So why would such a sword exist in the universe?

Soon, Thor found the answer in the diary: the God of Symbiotes.

What kind of god is this?

The name sounds weird!

Thor tilted his head, lost in deep thought.

Unfortunately, no matter how hard he tried, he couldn't come up with any relevant information; he had never heard of such a god before.

It seems I'll have to wait until I return to Asgard to ask my father.

Regardless of who this symbiotic god really is, the fact that he was able to kill the Celestials and even use their blood to forge weapons makes him an incredibly powerful and terrifying figure.

You have to understand, that's the Celestial Group!

At that time, his father used all his skills and methods, but he only managed to kill one seriously injured celestial being, and that was all!

When the Celestials returned, the prehistoric Avengers, including his own father, were utterly humiliated!

Even without participating in that battle, Thor could sense just from Odin's description how powerful the Celestials were.

That was a super strong person whose strength far surpassed that of his father!

As it turns out, that symbiotic god had actually killed the Celestials!

Is that symbiotic god, whose name sounds rather strange, really that powerful?

Moreover, although they have no idea about the Symbiote God, the other party should be an enemy of the Celestials.

This made Thor feel a bit more favorably toward the God of Symbiotes.

I just don't know why the Black Death Sword, forged by the Symbiotic God, became a god-slaying sword.

Chris Hemsworth fell into deep thought.

Symbiotes are truly a fascinating phenomenon.

[Unable to survive independently, it must bond with a host to survive, yet it can grant the host extraordinary superpowers, seemingly created specifically to enhance others.]

Isn't this just a kind of "living armor"?

[I wonder if symbiotes will appear in this universe in the future, like the infamous Venom, one of Spider-Man's most famous nemesis.]

I've noticed before that the Life Foundation is an organization that exists.

[As far as I can remember, in other universes, it was this Life Foundation's spaceship that brought the symbiotes from outer space.]

I just don't know if they would do that in this universe.

"Symbiotes, what interesting things they are."

Tony's interest was immediately piqued, and his eyes even shone with excitement.

The brilliance that shines when a scientist encounters a particularly interesting research topic.

For Playboy, the "symbiotic" described in his diary, which cannot exist independently and must depend on a host, is indeed very interesting.

Judging from this description, doesn't it look a lot like a parasite?

However, unlike parasites that drain the host's energy, it actually strengthens the host while parasitizing it!

To be honest, Tony had never seen anything like this before.

The term "living armor" vividly describes the symbiote's form of existence to Tony.

So, is this thing like a suit of steel armor, covering a person's entire body?

And then use this method to give people great power?

Considering that symbiotes are not from Earth, but rather originated from outside Earth.

So, besides parasitizing humans, symbionts should also be able to parasitize other organisms?

In addition, the diary mentions a name: Venom.

What is Venom?

A toxic liquid?

Why would a symbiote choose such a name?

Is it because the symbiote is as deadly as venom, or because the symbiote's shape resembles a pool of poisonous liquid?

Whatever the reason, since it's named after venom, it probably isn't anything good.

The fact that the other party is Spider-Man's nemesis further confirms this.

So what about other symbiotes besides Venom?

In addition, the diary mentions that the symbiote in that other universe arrived "on" a Life Foundation spaceship.

So, was the other party's arrival on Earth in this way voluntary or involuntary?

Did the symbiote autonomously invade the spaceship, or was it discovered and brought here by the Life Foundation?

These two are completely different in nature.

In an instant, a multitude of questions arose.

Some of these issues were of great importance, and Tony was eager to find out.

However, information was extremely scarce at the moment, and it was not something Tony could figure out just by wanting to.

But there is one thing Tony can do: pay attention to the "Life Foundation" that was just mentioned in the diary.

Not only was it mentioned in the diary, but Tony himself also remembered that a Life Foundation did indeed exist in their world.

It seems that when it was first established, they even invited Tony Stark to endorse it.

"Jarvis, look into this Life Foundation."

Without hesitation, Tony put aside his thoughts and immediately gave Jarvis the order.

Jarvis, without any hesitation, faithfully carried out his boss's orders immediately.

"The Life Foundation is a non-profit organization founded by Carlton Drake."

"The initial goal was to conquer intractable human diseases such as cancer, but now they seem to be very interested in space projects."

Jarvis then began to introduce the Life Foundation to Tony.

"Wait a minute, Carlton Drake?"

Tony immediately interrupted Jarvis.

Carlton, that guy, Tony really knows him!

Tony didn't realize it when the diary mentioned the Life Foundation, but he recognized it immediately when Jarvis mentioned the name.

"Is that Carlton Drake?"

That's why Tony confirmed it with Jarvis.

"Yes, sir, it's Carlton Lakeland, the one who pioneered gene therapy at the age of nineteen and doubled the life expectancy of pancreatic cancer patients."

Jarvis gave a very affirmative answer; this Carlton Drake was no ordinary person either.

Even compared to ordinary people, he can be considered a legendary genius.

Otherwise, how would Tony know this person?

"I knew it was him."

Tony nodded. "I should have known. He made a big move back then, wasn't it the Life Foundation?"

However, there is one point.

The Life Foundation, as its name suggests, is an organization related to healthcare.

How did they suddenly get involved in space projects?

Thinking of this, Tony's brow furrowed slightly.

Could it be that Carlton's space program was actually aimed at creating symbiotes?

Is their goal to bring back symbiotes from outer space?

Or perhaps I'm overthinking it. Carlton has his own reasons for getting involved in space projects, and it has nothing to do with symbiotes or anything like that.

Of course, these are all Tony's guesses, and there is currently no evidence to prove this, but even so, Tony has made a decision.

We should thoroughly investigate the Life Foundation.

After all, regardless of whether the other party's goal is a symbiote or not, since they have ventured into space like another universe, there are still potential risks in this regard!

But how to put it doesn't matter anymore.

Regardless of whether the Life Foundation in this universe brings symbiotes from outer space, the existence of Venom is likely unavoidable.

[You know, Spider-Man, that super mischievous kid, is around!]

I remember that after Spider-Man's identity was exposed by Mysterio, he went to Doctor Strange for help, asking him to use magic to make everyone forget that he was Spider-Man.

[As a result, Doctor Strange kept interrupting his magic, which disrupted his performance and caused him to accidentally tear apart the multiverse.]

[All of Spider-Man's enemies from across the multiverse have been teleported here.]

[Besides Doctor Octopus, Green Goblin, Electro, and the others, Venom was also teleported over.]

[However, Venom didn't cause any trouble; it only stayed in the bar for a few hours before being sent back.]

The problem is, although the venom was removed, a tiny droplet remained in this universe.

Spider-Man?

So the appearance of Venom is related to Spider-Man?

Seeing Spider-Man mentioned again in the diary, Tony's spirits were immediately lifted.

Tony is quite interested in Spider-Man these days.

However, after seeing Spider-Man's performance, they immediately felt speechless.

Just because his identity has been exposed, he plans to use magic to make everyone in the world forget him?

This approach is truly absurd, ridiculous, and incredibly naive.

It seems the diary was right; this Spider-Man really is a super brat, and his mind is probably not fully developed.

They might even still be in elementary school?

Anyway, Tony was speechless.

Although he couldn't quite understand why Spider-Man would hide his identity and be afraid of being exposed.

Tony thinks he's doing just fine as he is now.

Everyone knows he's the Destroyer, so what?

But Tony thought to himself that even if he were ten years younger, he would have countless ways to handle similar situations.

In any case, there's no need to make such an exaggerated show of things, is there?

After making his rant, Doctor Strange's power once again left a very deep impression on Tony.

This person truly deserves to be one of the most powerful members of the Avengers, and he is indeed capable of destroying the entire universe after turning evil.

They managed to tear the multiverse apart without even realizing it!

So, is this why Doctor Octopus, Green Goblin, and other such characters appeared in this universe?

It seems Tony's guess last time was correct.

Doctor Octopus and Green Goblin are indeed from other universes.

Then the other Spider-Men must be the same.

There was just one thing Tony didn't quite understand.

If Doctor Strange was casting a spell to forget Spider-Man, why did he teleport Spider-Man's enemies over?

Since he's Spider-Man's nemesis, it's obvious that he remembers Spider-Man's existence!

Well, even with Tony's wisdom and knowledge, the problems in the magical realm are not something he can understand for the time being.

Since it's "magic," it must not follow scientific norms.

Tony stopped dwelling on the issue and began analyzing the relevant intelligence.

According to previous spoilers, Doctor Strange patched up the rift in the multiverse, sending all of Spider-Man's villains back.

But a tiny drop of venom was left behind!

So the symbiote is indeed in a liquid state?

The diary suggests that a tiny droplet of Venom, splitting off from Venom, will survive independently in this universe, becoming a new Venom.

Doesn't this mean that symbionts possess this ability to split?

In other words, one venom can turn into several venoms!

Considering that Venom is Spider-Man's nemesis, it's clear that Venom's own strength is at least no weaker than Spider-Man's.

With such power and the ability to split itself, Venom is truly a troublesome thing!

And this is just the Venom related to Spider-Man.

Tony hadn't forgotten that the Life Foundation also existed in their world!

Whether Carlton will bring other symbiotes from outer space remains to be seen.

The only consolation is that Earth's current level of technology is indeed far from sufficient.

The Life Foundation has not developed a spacecraft capable of reaching deep into outer space.

So even if the other side really is like another universe, eventually bringing forth a symbiote, it will be many years later.

(End of this chapter)