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

Chapter 198 This is outrageous! The purple sweet potato spirit actually saved the earth!

After a brief internal monologue, Tony refocused his attention on his diary.

A look of regret couldn't help but appear on his face.

He did not see Black Widow during this encounter with the future Avengers.

So Black Widow went to Vormir just as described in her diary, right?

There he sacrificed his soul, and thus he was forever lost.

Even the Hulk's snap of his fingers couldn't save them.

It's such a pity!

But did the purple sweet potato spirit really slaughter half of Asgard's population?

That guy actually turned his sword against Asgard?

The diary clearly states that half of Asgard's population was not wiped out by the purple sweet potato spirit with a snap of its fingers, but rather slaughtered by it!

These two are completely different.

According to the original diary, the Hulk snapped his fingers only to revive the population that the purple sweet potato spirit had wiped out.

Doesn't this mean that Asgard will forever lose half of its population?

Purple sweet potato spirit, what have you done?!

What a bloodthirsty executioner!

"Purple sweet potato essence!"

Thor, who had just returned to Asgard and hadn't even had a chance to quell the rebellion, was immediately enraged.

He couldn't help but reveal a hint of murderous intent in his eyes.

That purple sweet potato extract is incredibly audacious!

How dare they provoke Asgard!

Is it because I brought back the Cosmic Cube?

Did the enemy attack Asgard in order to collect the Infinity Stones?

But does the purple sweet potato spirit have this ability?

Could they possibly slaughter half the population of Asgard?

impossible!

Totally impossible!

The owner of that mysterious diary must be exaggerating.

Thor simply couldn't believe that such a powerful force existed in the universe; even the purple sweet potato spirit couldn't possibly have it.

Asgard are no pushovers; they are a top-tier, powerful race across the entire galaxy!

However, regardless of the circumstances, the purple sweet potato spirit's act of wielding a sword against Asgard is unforgivable.

No, it wasn't just Asgard; the purple-skinned devils even turned their attention to the dwarves.

This made Thor even angrier.

The dwarves are good friends and allies of Asgard.

Asgard has countless artifacts forged by dwarves, including Thor's hammer Mjolnir.

Thor would absolutely not allow the purple sweet potato spirit to have designs on the dwarves!

But why would the purple sweet potato spirit target the dwarves?

Thor doesn't believe that the dwarves will have the Infinity Stones in the future.

Could it be because of the dwarves' forging techniques?

After a moment's thought, Torres made this obvious guess.

Just as the King sought out the Dwarves to forge the Infinity Gauntlet, the Purple Potato Spirit likely sought out the Dwarves for the same purpose.

After all, the use of Infinity Stones requires the Infinity Gauntlet to function.

Even so, wasn't killing unnecessary?

And isn't the usual practice to kill half and leave half? How come when it came to the dwarves, they killed so many that only one person was left?

Despicable! Unforgivable!

Thor was truly enraged.

Thor had already made a decision in his mind: once he had dealt with the mess in Asgard, he would focus on dealing with the purple sweet potato spirit.

At the very least, we need to find out who this person is!

However, Star-Lord might not be so lucky; he might not even encounter Gamora!

Without Gamora's interference, Star-Lord would likely be captured by Rocket Raccoon and sent back to Yondu!

The Power Stone will fall into Yondu's hands!

[At that time, Ronan was probably still searching for the Power Stone for the Purple Potato Spirit, right? It seems like Yondu's raiders wouldn't stand a chance against Ronan.]

So, Ronan will ultimately get the Power Stone?

Without the protection of the Guardians of the Galaxy, wouldn't Xandar have been destroyed much earlier?

Poor Xandar, even if they dodged the purple sweet potato demon, they still couldn't escape Ronan.

"So Gamora was also taken to the future by the purple sweet potato spirit."

It was so obvious that Tony came to the answer in a second.

This shows that Gamora is not only the daughter of the Purple Potato Spirit, but is also quite valued by the Purple Potato Spirit.

Otherwise, they wouldn't have taken her on such a dangerous mission.

It's a real shame that the purple sweet potato spirit is pushing her own daughter into a fire pit.

If the purple sweet potato spirit hadn't taken Gamora to the future, Gamora wouldn't have ended up being reduced to ashes, right?

As for the story of Star-Lord being captured by Rocket Raccoon without Gamora, Tony naturally couldn't possibly know the details.

But without a doubt, at this point, the Guardians of the Galaxy members probably didn't know each other yet.

and so.

Is this where the fate of the Guardians of the Galaxy began?

Could it be as mentioned in the diary, "The unreliable Rocket Raccoon met the unreliable Star-Lord and his friends, and then formed an unreliable team in an unreliable way"?

Tony thought it was still very possible.

Whether it is true or not, only Zhou Cheng, the owner of the diary, knows.

In addition, another important piece of information was also verified here.

At that time, Star-Lord, who was Yondu's henchman, was indeed searching for the Power Stone on Yondu's orders, not out of his own will.

Looking back, it does make sense.

After all, how could a nobody like him possibly have the chance to come into contact with something like the Infinity Stones?

However, there was one thing Tony really didn't expect: Ronan's collection of the Infinity Stones was actually just him running errands for the purple potato!

Tony had been wondering to himself whether these two interstellar overlords would fight over the Power Stone.

It turns out I was just overthinking things.

Even Ronan works for the purple sweet potato spirit!

It seems there's a significant difference in skill level between Ronan and the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit.

Of course, this is only in comparison to purple sweet potato extract.

Compared to Star-Lord and Yondu's "Raiders," Ronan is still very strong.

The diary's owner, Zhou Cheng, asserted with certainty that the plunderers would not be able to keep the Power Gem, and that it would be taken by Ronan.

There's not much to say about that.

Tony wasn't surprised that Ronan destroyed Xandar.

Although the reason is unknown, the various spoilers in the diary have indicated that Ronan seems to have some kind of grudge with Xandar.

But why would the purple sweet potato spirit also destroy Xandar?

Judging from the tone of the diary, if Ronan hadn't done this, the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit would have done the same!

So, did Xandar offend the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit?

But why does Ronan still do this even though the purple sweet potato spirit is gone?

Could it be that Xandar offended both Ronan and the Purple Potato Spirit at the same time?

That Xandar planet is really something to be offended!

Despite his inner turmoil, Tony still made another prediction.

Considering that the purple sweet potato spirit's goal is to collect the Infinity Stones, is it possible that Xandar actually possesses the Infinity Stones?

[Ronan isn't a purple potato spirit, so it's unknown whether he'll collect the Infinity Stones, but it feels like after Ronan destroys Xandar, he might also target Earth.]

After all, Ronan was scared away by Captain Marvel when he invaded Earth, a humiliation he can never wash away.

[They used to be wary of Captain Marvel, but now that they have the Infinity Stones, they might just make a comeback!]

[And with Captain Marvel rarely on Earth, can the Avengers really hold off Ronan?]

Even if we can hold them off, it will undoubtedly be a tough battle.

Goodness gracious! Looking at it this way, even without the purple sweet potato spirit, Earth isn't safe.

Tony: "..."

The Playboy was speechless!

Because what the diary says does seem to make a lot of sense!

The diary had mentioned before that Captain Marvel scared away Ronan the Accuser.

However, the specifics of what happened were not explained in much detail.

It wasn't until later, when Tony specifically asked Nick Fury about Captain Marvel, that he finally learned the general outline.

It turns out that Ronan the Accuser led a fleet to invade Earth during the war between the Skrulls and the Kree.

However, Captain Marvel single-handedly destroyed Ronan's various "interstellar missiles" and destroyed most of the enemy's fleet.

Ronan was scared away.

Considering this fact, if Ronan truly possesses even greater power, such as obtaining the Power Stone, it is indeed not impossible for him to come to Earth and avenge his previous defeat.

This is logically reasonable!

But what exactly is the Power Stone?

The Celestials can use it to destroy a planet!

Considering Ronan's fleet, Earth seems to be in a really bad situation.

At least this force looks stronger than the Battle of New York launched by Loki and the Chitauri.

Fortunately, although Captain Marvel is no longer on Earth, we now have Tony Stark the Destroyer and the Avengers!

Although Tony wouldn't presume to say that the Avengers would definitely defeat Ronan, just like Captain Marvel did.

But one thing is certain.

It won't be so easy for Ronan to actually destroy the Earth.

[No, we don't even need Ronan to destroy it; Earth probably doesn't have many years left anyway, right?]

[After all, Thiam's creation relies on life energy! Once the Earth's population reaches a certain size, Thiam will awaken!]

[If the purple sweet potato spirit hadn't wiped out half the Earth's population, it's hard to say whether the Earth would have survived until the final war.]

Haha, that's how interesting things are.

[Can you believe that the purple sweet potato spirit, who ruthlessly wielded its sword against Earth, actually saved it in a way?]

[Of course, it wasn't the final salvation, but at the very least, it postponed the destruction of Earth, didn't it?]

Is this the truth about Earth's womb?

"Is this how Thiam grew up?"

Tony's expression instantly turned extremely serious.

When Tony first learned that Thiam was conceived at the Earth's core, he was certain that Thiam must have drawn energy from the Earth in some form to grow.

Although Tony doesn't know the specific form it will take, the law of conservation of energy is inviolable.

Now, Tony finally learned the shocking answer: the energy that Thiam absorbed was actually life energy!

In other words, aren't they just living, breathing human beings?

This is the cruelest method Tony could think of.

What impact the absorption of Thiam will have on all of humanity on Earth is another matter.

But a stark reality has already been laid bare before Tony:

The more people there are on Earth, the sooner Thiam will wake up!

If that's the case, then the diary wasn't wrong.

The fact that purple sweet potato extract wiped out half of the Earth's population is actually a "good thing".

Of course, this is only from the perspective of the creation of Thiam.

So, is this the truth behind how the purple sweet potato spirit interfered with the creation of Thiam?

Tony had been very curious about this ever since the diary mentioned it before.

I couldn't help but wonder what the purple sweet potato spirit had done to unintentionally benefit the Earth.

Unexpectedly, in the end, it was still the other side's crazy method of wiping out the interstellar population.

There is no doubt that Tony would never agree with this method.

The other diary owners must have done the same.

So, in the end, the key issue still comes down to the Infinity Stones.

Whether it's the Purple Potato Spirit or the Celestials, their ultimate destination, or rather, their ultimate way out, is all the Infinity Stones!

These words carried even more weight in Tony's heart.

[It's really tragic. No matter how you look at it, Earth is just as dangerous without the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit!]

[It could even become more dangerous.]

[However, things should be much better outside of Earth, since the universe has indeed lost one of those somewhat obsessive madmen.]

As for the Infinity Stones, some people will probably still collect them.

[Barring any unforeseen circumstances, it's likely a collector.]

After all, when Asgard entrusted the Reality Stone to the Collector, the Collector had revealed his ambitions.

He also plans to collect the Infinity Stones.

Furthermore, in the TRN 877 universe, the universe of T'Challa Star-Lord, without the Purple Potato, the Collector became the new overlord!

collector.

This is the second time the name has been mentioned in the diary.

Tony had previously judged that this person should be a big shot in interstellar space, and now it seems that Tony's guess has been confirmed.

Although the diary still doesn't provide much information about this person's strength, someone who dares to collect Infinity Stones can't be an ordinary person.

Especially in the parallel universe of T'Challa Star-Lord, he became a ruler comparable to the Purple Potato!

But why would Asgard store the Reality Stone with a collector?

Wait a minute, the Reality Stone!

Tony's eyes lit up immediately.

Following the Infinity Stones of Time, Power, Space, and Mind, the diary has finally revealed another Infinity Stone.

Given the naming conventions of all the Infinity Stones, does the Reality Stone possess the ability to influence reality?

Just like Scarlet Witch altering the reality of Westfall, does it affect reality?

If that's the case, then this Infinity Stone is incredibly powerful!

It's safe to say that these are truly Infinity Stones; each one exhibits incredibly powerful characteristics.

(End of this chapter)