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

Okay, perhaps we can exclude the Skrulls for now.

Regardless of whether the Skrulls served the Eternals in the past, their current situation is indeed very awkward.

Their home planet was destroyed, and hundreds of thousands of people on the entire planet died, hiding on Earth like rats, huddled in nuclear radiation zones.

Since discovering this shocking truth, Tony has developed corresponding drones to monitor these people around the clock.

Nick Fury also deployed corresponding satellites to monitor the aliens' every move.

It can be said that, apart from those Skrulls who are currently active in the open and helping Nick Fury, this applies to all of them.

Those hundreds of thousands of Skrulls were essentially a group of interstellar refugees.

Aside from barely surviving, he did nothing.

The possibility of him doing something for the Yongheng tribe is really slim.

As for the Kree?

According to what we learned from Thor, this race is still one of the more powerful races in the interstellar world, and is still at the height of its civilization.

It's hard to judge now.

However, the Kree are from another planet.

Aside from the war with the Skrulls, the diary makes no mention of any further invasions of Earth by the Skrulls.

Not even once.

So compared to the Kree or anything like that, Tony is currently more focused on the Eternals.

"Icarus", "Water Sprite".

Tony immediately took notice of these two names.

This is the first time the diary has revealed the identities of the two Eternals.

Icarus is just a name, and Tony can't possibly analyze it at the moment.

But the sheer audacity of that suicide method speaks volumes.

Fly into the sun!

This illustrates at least two points.

First, Icarus can fly, and can easily fly directly from Earth to the Sun.

To be able to do this, the opponent's flight speed is beyond question, but more importantly, their physical strength is also astonishing.

After all, such a high speed cannot be sustained without corresponding physical strength.

Secondly, there's the abnormal physical attributes of Icarus.

The fact that the other party flew into the sun and committed suicide at least shows that the other party could survive in the sun for a period of time, right?

Otherwise, how could it fly in?

Even without considering anything else, the fact that they can fly and their bodies can survive briefly in the sun is enough to send chills down one's spine.

As for water sprites?

This is undoubtedly a superhuman who can manipulate water, right?

It's impossible to determine Tony's exact strength at the moment, but he should be quite powerful, perhaps even stronger than most other Eternals.

The diary mentions that the Eternals were engulfed in civil war because of the birth of Thiam!

The diary only briefly described this civil war, but Tony still managed to glean quite a bit from the available intelligence.

After all, if Pym Particles could perfectly save the Earth, Icarus wouldn't object!

What does this tell us?

In the future, or perhaps in another universe, other Eternals also attempted to save Earth from Thiam.

As mentioned earlier, the Eternals can prevent Thiam from "hatching".

However, the other Eternals' attempts to stop him were not as perfect as using Pym Particles, and there was a high chance that they would harm Thiam's life.

So Icarus, who was loyal to Aristhem, stood up and opposed the plans of the other Eternals.

Further fighting broke out.

Therefore, this so-called civil war should be between Icarus and the Water Sprite against all the other Eternals!

This further demonstrates the immense power of Icarus and the Water Spirit.

In addition, Tony was now much clearer about the stance of these Eternals.

First, the Eternals helped Asgard fight the Frost Giants, and then the other Eternals, except for the water spirit Icarus, tried to stop Thiam's "divine manifestation".

Tony felt that the Eternals could still be considered allies.

At the very least, they consider all the Eternals, except for Icarus and the Water Spirits, as allies.

It seems that after this round of spoilers, we can try to find the Eternals.

[Okay, not all immortals are like that. Didn't the Purple Potato Spirit betray Aristem?]

Who would have thought that the purple sweet potato spirit was also an immortal?

However, the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit's origins seem quite different from those of Icarus and the other characters who were merely tools.

[After all, the purple sweet potato spirit has spent his entire life collecting Infinity Stones; things like eliminating mutants and ensuring the creation of Tiam seem completely irrelevant to him.]

[It's not just unrelated; the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit also greatly interfered with the creation of Thiam!]

[But strangely, Aristom did not take any action in this regard, letting it continue unchecked from beginning to end.]

What!

The purple sweet potato spirit is actually an immortal!

Tony's face showed barely suppressed surprise.

It has to be said that this kind of thing was really beyond the Playboy's expectations.

Tony had always only regarded the Purple Potato Spirit as a rather powerful alien, nothing more.

But I never imagined that the purple sweet potato spirit had such a background.

In particular, Tony had always had a good impression of the Eternals and subconsciously believed that they could serve as allies on his side.

But in the blink of an eye, the diary took an unexpected turn, giving Tony a real back injury.

"Eliminate the mutants?"

"Guarantee the creation of Thiam?"

Then, Tony couldn't help but furrow his brow slightly.

Without a doubt, this was the mission of Icarus's Eternals, which was consistent with Tony's previous guess.

Even the Celestials take the continuation of their race very seriously, and they have been closely monitoring the development of Thiam.

They even created the Eternals specifically for this purpose.

So, is this the origin of the Eternal Clan?

The diary is right, it really is a complete tool.

But what kind of race is the mutant race?

Why would the Celestials create a race specifically to exterminate them?

Tony clearly remembers that mutants were also a race created by the Celestials!

Could it be that the mutants interfered with the creation of Thiam?

The playboy fell into deep thought and immediately felt a headache coming on.

Without a doubt, there must be some intricate connection between the Mutant Race, the Celestial Race, and the Eternal Race; it must be a bottomless abyss.

But what exactly happened was something Tony couldn't figure out in a short time.

Playboy's attention was quickly drawn to another unexpected piece of information:

Did the purple sweet potato spirit interfere with the creation of Thiam?

Who is the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit?

Without a doubt, the main villain!

Or is he a super villain who wiped out half of all life in the universe?

What about the creation of Thiam?

It represents the destruction of the Earth!

So the diary is saying that the super villain, the purple sweet potato spirit, actually interfered with Thiam's destruction of the Earth?

Putting aside other factors and analyzing the results alone, purple sweet potato extract actually did a good thing.

It has to be said that this is something the playboy never expected.

[Actually, if the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit wanted to, it could not only interfere with the creation of Thiam, but I think it could completely solve this problem.]

Having collected all the gems, the Purple Potato Spirit possessed the most powerful force in the universe, making her virtually omnipotent!

Unfortunately, the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit can't do this, but the Avengers could give it a try.

Compared to Pym Particles, the Infinity Stones are clearly a more reliable option.

After all, there are still certain risks involved in using Pym particles.

[I remember the Galactus in TRN666, which shrunk for a while before returning to normal!]

[The Celestials' words are also uncertain.]

[It should be noted that some of them are even stronger than Galactus.]

Nobody knows what rank Tiem is at.

Tony: "..."

The playboy was speechless.

Fortunately, his diary had mentioned that even the Galactus had been affected, which gave him great confidence in the Pym Particles.

They felt they had truly mastered the only way to deal with the Celestials.

result?

Zhou Cheng only said half of what he meant!

He said, "Why does the concept of a creator god feel so low-class?"

Could it be shrunk down by something a scientist on Earth researches?

After all that, it's only temporary!

Of course, this takes into account the fact that it is a planet devourer.

Even if Pym particles can only shrink it temporarily, it's still incredibly powerful.

Tony never imagined that some of the Celestials would be so incredibly powerful.

Is he comparable to the creator god?

Even though Tony already knew from the spoilers in the diary that the Celestials were an incredibly awesome group of super gods, he never imagined they could be this awesome!

If that's the case, Tony's confidence in the Pym Particles will be further diminished.

As for the Infinity Stones...

Tony couldn't help but smile wryly.

This method does sound much more reliable, but correspondingly, the difficulty has increased many times over!

What are the Infinity Stones?

Although the diary has not described the Infinity Stones much, various clues have led people to believe that they must be extremely precious treasures throughout the universe.

This diary entry explicitly states that collecting all the gems grants one the most powerful force in the entire universe.

Almost omnipotent!

This level, this skill level, is ridiculously high.

Even a fool could understand what collecting this kind of thing really meant.

That's not even something that Earth is qualified to touch right now.

Just think of Odin.

Why did the God-King ultimately give up collecting the Infinity Stones?

The reason remains unknown, as it wasn't mentioned in the diary.

Whatever the reason, the fact that a god-king gave up speaks volumes.

However, the playboy quickly regained his spirits.

That's right, collecting the Infinity Stones must be an extremely difficult task.

But what Tony excels at most is solving problems!

There's nothing Tony Stark can't accomplish if he's willing, not even collecting the Infinity Stones.

Didn't the diary also give away spoilers? Didn't the future Avengers start collecting the Infinity Stones?

If the purple sweet potato spirit collects the Infinity Stones, its purpose is to snap its fingers and wipe out half of all life in the universe.

However, the diary never mentions the Avengers' purpose in collecting the Infinity Stones.

Everyone has been speculating that it was to stop the purple sweet potato spirit.

However, there is no doubt that the Avengers' operation failed, after all, the "All-Gem Purple Potato" had already made a dazzling appearance and even snapped his fingers in Infinity War.

They successfully wiped out half of all life in the universe!

This is very likely why the Avengers chose to travel back in time to collect the Infinity Stones.

Because in reality, they have no way to defeat the purple sweet potato spirit with all the gems.

Such an extreme method was the only option left.

That's why the Avengers retrieved the Infinity Stones from the past, gained the power to fight against the Purple Potato Demon, and returned to fight, leading to the final battle!

This was Playboy's previous speculation.

However, Tony wonders if the Avengers might have another objective besides dealing with the Purple Potato Demon: to resolve the Celestials' problem.

Anyway, after Endgame, the Avengers successfully collected the Infinity Stones from the past, didn't they?

[They even successfully snapped their fingers, saving all the creatures that the purple sweet potato spirit had wiped out.]

[Whether you snap your fingers once or twice, it's still snapping your fingers, isn't it?]

[It's just that Hulk is going to be unlucky; he's going to lose another arm.]

However, the impact doesn't seem to be significant; Hulk's physical abilities are already monstrous.

Although it's unclear whether it healed naturally or through a treatment, his arm, which was damaged by the energy of the Infinity Stones, did indeed eventually recover.

[But there's nothing we can do about it. Hulk snapping his fingers might only ruin an arm, but for someone else, it's death. Look how horribly Tony died.]

The Avengers' mission to collect the Infinity Stones was a success!

Tony was not surprised by this result; the various clues in the diary actually pointed to this.

The only regret is that Black Widow died forever in this operation, and even the snap of her fingers couldn't save her.

So, besides Black Widow, who else is there?

Were there any other Avengers who died in this operation?

It wasn't mentioned in the diary, so the playboy had no idea.

However, there is one point.

Judging from the diary, it's quite clear that the person who snapped his fingers and brought back half of the life in the universe that had been wiped out by the purple potato spirit was Hulk.

Tony wasn't surprised that the creatures that were about to be wiped out by the purple sweet potato spirit were being saved; in fact, he had already guessed this outcome.

After all, if such a human tragedy—no, I should say a cosmic tragedy—really happened, the Avengers couldn't possibly ignore it.

But, Hulk?

It was Tony Stark who snapped his fingers in Endgame!

Furthermore, as mentioned in the diary before, Tony Stark died to save the world! (End of Chapter)