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

Chapter 199 Thor: Just kidding, I could never get so fat I'd look like a pregnant woman!

So, in the future, did Asgard obtain the Reality Stone?

No, it might not be obtained in the future. Who knows, the Reality Stone might have always been hidden in Asgard?

After all, everyone has only known Thor for a short time, so it's impossible for him to tell them something of this level, right?

So is this why the purple sweet potato spirit attacked Asgard and slaughtered half of Asgard's population?

For the Infinity Stones?

Considering that Thor had just taken the Tesseract, Tony felt it was even more likely.

"The Reality Gem?"

Thor of Asgard began to fall into deep thought.

When did Asgard get the Reality Stone?

It seems that the Infinity Stone mentioned in the diary was obtained by Asgard in the future.

Given his father Odin's current condition, he is unlikely to get involved in anything other than protecting Asgard.

Therefore, it is highly likely that the Reality Gem was collected by oneself!

So, in the future, did I really start collecting Infinity Stones?

But why would Asgard keep the Reality Stone with collectors?

Who is this guy?

Thor tilted his head and thought carefully, but he really couldn't think of anything for the time being.

Thor made up his mind to go and ask his father Odin after the spoilers were over.

Given Odin's experience and knowledge, he might recognize this guy.

Don't let that collector's unassuming appearance fool you; he actually has quite a background.

[It's not entirely clear in the 199999 universe, but in the main universe, he, like the Grandmaster of Sakaar, is a cosmic elder!]

Those are life forms that emerged after the Big Bang; they were among the first life forms in the universe.

Although their strengths vary, they're all incredibly resilient.

Their extremely long lifespans even forced them to develop personal hobbies; otherwise, they simply couldn't survive and would easily grow tired of living.

This is also why collectors love collecting so much, and why the Grandmaster loves competition so much.

[It's a real shame, though. Of all the things a collector could collect, he had to choose the Infinity Stones, and in the end, he still caught the eye of the Purple Potato Demon!]

I suspect the collector ultimately sold the Void to the Guardians of the Galaxy because he was terrified of the purple-skinned devil, right?

Otherwise, with the skulls of the Celestials transformed into a city, how high-class would that be? Why would they sell it?

"An Elder of the Universe?"

"The first life in the universe?"

Tony couldn't help but click his tongue in amazement.

He had long suspected that the collector must be a cosmic-level big shot, but he never expected that the other party's background would be so great.

It turns out that life was born after the Big Bang.

So when did the Big Bang happen?

Given Tony's level of expertise, it's impossible for him not to know that the mainstream scientific view is that the Big Bang occurred approximately 18 billion years ago!

In other words, has the collector actually lived for 18 billion years?

hiss!

Upon reaching this point, Tony couldn't help but gasp in shock.

The diary was right, collectors really live a long life!

Of course, the diary also states that it is a collector in the main universe.

Although there may be some differences between different parallel universes, most of their structures are still very similar and they are still very useful for reference.

It also means reading a diary.

Is the city where the collector lives actually a replica of a Celestial's head?

That's a bit of an exaggeration!

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

Even a being of Odin's caliber would have difficulty dealing with it; a being that could shatter the entire Earth just by giving birth to a single infant!

A collector actually transformed his skull into a city?

What an incredible feat!

Doesn't the Collector fear that other Celestials like Aristam or Eisen the Seeker might wipe him out?

As expected of an elder of the universe!

That's awesome!

Besides, is it possible that the head of a Celestial Being is as big as a city?

Wouldn't a complete group of gods be equivalent to the size of a planet?

So this is the Celestials!

That's truly suffocating!

First, there's a lifespan of over 10 billion years, then there's the use of the heads of the Celestials as cities.

The collector's sophistication was instantly elevated to its peak by the diary.

But even collectors of this caliber couldn't resist the allure of purple sweet potato?

The Reality Gemstone, which Asgard had kept with the Collector, was still stolen by the Purple Potato!

Another thing is...

The High Priest mentioned in the diary before.

So it turns out this guy is such an awesome big shot?

No wonder they can even take on beings of Hulk, Thor, and Beta Ray Bill in competitions.

As expected of an elder of the universe!

No, the most regrettable thing is for Asgard. They paid such a high price to obtain the Reality Stone, only to have it entrusted to the wrong person.

[It's important to know that Asgard was invaded by the Dark Elves because of the Reality Stone, resulting in heavy casualties!]

Even Thor's mother, the legendary superstar Frigga, died in this conflict, which is truly heartbreaking.

Poor Thor, he could only watch helplessly as his mother died at the hands of the cursed warrior! He was powerless to do anything about it.

Poor Frigga, she didn't have to die.

If Loki hadn't deliberately given the cursed warriors the wrong directions, they wouldn't have unexpectedly found Frigga.

"Dark Elves invading Asgard?"

Tony raised an eyebrow slightly.

This race is also a race in Norse mythology, and its location on the World Tree is below Midgard, which is the Earth.

According to mythology, this race was a group of dwarves who were skilled in metallurgy, forging, and weapon making.

The weapons used by the Aesir gods were all crafted by the Dark Elves.

Even Odin's Spear of Eternity and Thor's Mjolnir were forged by the Dark Elves.

According to the mythology, this race had a very good relationship with the Aesir gods, and their strength was not particularly great.

How could such a race invade Asgard?

Did they even kill Frigga, the queen of pop?

To be honest, this still surprised Tony somewhat.

It seems that the actual dark elves are quite different from the dark elves in myths and legends.

"Dark elves?"

Thor in Asgard also raised an eyebrow.

When he was very young, his father and mother told him stories of the dark elves.

They were a dark race, born from darkness before the light appeared, attempting to return the entire world to darkness.

Therefore, a war broke out with Thor's grandfather, King Bauer, and Thor was eventually annihilated by King Bauer!

That's right.

According to the story of Odin and Frigga, the Dark Elves no longer exist!

However, judging from the diary, the Dark Elves, this evil race symbolizing darkness, were not actually wiped out.

Not only were they not wiped out, but they will also make a comeback someday and attack Asgard.

Chris Hemsworth was genuinely speechless.

Surtur, the fire giant who was killed by his father Odin, has been confirmed to be alive, and the dark elves, who were supposed to be wiped out by his grandfather, have also just been confirmed to be alive!

Grandfather, Father, you can't be this cruel!

After a brief, sarcastic remark, Thor put aside those random thoughts and refocused his attention on his diary.

His gaze immediately sharpened.

The dark elves have murdered their own mother!

So, this is how my mother died?

As mentioned in the diary before, Thor is the most tragic hero, as his entire family has been wiped out.

Chris Hemsworth has been eagerly guarding his diary, hoping to get spoilers related to the plot and thus prevent tragedy from happening.

Thor already knows about the deaths of his father Odin and his brother Loki; one died of natural causes, and the other was killed by the purple succubus.

All that's missing is a mother of her own.

at last!

Finally, the diary has revealed this crucial spoiler.

It turns out that his mother died at the hands of the dark elves!

Oh, right, I also have an older sister.

I just don't know how my sister died.

However, Thor's feelings about Hela were rather complicated, since he had never met her.

He lived for over 1,500 years and only then did he learn that he had an older sister.

In this situation, there is absolutely no bond whatsoever, and the idea that there are any feelings or kinship with Hela is pure nonsense.

Therefore, Hela is undoubtedly in the back row in Thor's story.

He needs to resolve the issues with his parents and younger brother before he can even consider Hela.

So at that moment, Thor quickly put Hela out of his mind and continued to focus on his mother's affairs.

It seems the Dark Elves invaded Asgard to steal the Reality Stone.

Is this why Asgard decided to keep the Reality Stone with collectors?

However, since the Reality Stone is now in the collector's possession, it means that the Dark Elves' invasion has failed, right?

Thor was not surprised by this; in fact, he thought it was only natural.

Asgard is not a place where just anyone can provoke you!

Unfortunately, the price paid was too high; even his own mother was sacrificed.

But how come his mother's sacrifice was related to Loki?

What's with Loki giving directions to the Cursed Warrior?

What on earth did Loki do?!

The diary clearly states that if it weren't for Loki's guidance, the Dark Elves wouldn't have unexpectedly found their mother!

So even though he didn't know more about the Dark Elves' invasion of Asgard, Thor still made a decision.

If this really happens, make sure to keep a close eye on Loki.

Don't let him give random directions.

[If I remember correctly, the future Thor and Rocket Raccoon returned to Asgard on this day to retrieve the Reality Stone, right?]

[The future Thor also met Frigga, but Frigga immediately recognized him as another Thor.]

[Haha, speaking of which, the future Thor has gotten so fat she looks like a pregnant woman, it's not surprising that she's recognized as not being the same person.]

[After all, Fat Otaku Thor is just too cringeworthy to look at; it's unbearable to watch.]

[But the fact that Frigga could recognize Thor as coming from the future at a glance is truly remarkable.]

[Truly worthy of being called a supreme mage.]

Tony couldn't help but nod as he looked at the diary.

We now have a better understanding of the Avengers' future plans to collect the Infinity Stones.

The Time Stone, Power Stone, and Mind Stone were collected by Captain America and his four "Earth Squads".

The gem that requires the sacrifice of a soul was collected by Barton and Black Widow on Vormir.

The Reality Gem, which was just revealed in the diary, was collected by Thor and Rocket Raccoon.

What about the Power Gem?

As everyone already knows, it was kept in the hands of a collector before the purple sweet potato spirit took it away.

So, will the future Avengers go there to collect them?

Could it be that the place we're going to is the Nebula?

So, unfortunately, the other party was captured by the purple sweet potato spirit?

Tony thought it was still possible.

However, it is impossible to draw a definitive conclusion as to whether it is or not.

After a brief review, the Playboy turned his attention back to his diary.

He was immediately stunned.

Thor has gotten so fat he looks like a pregnant woman?

That's a god!

Can God gain weight?

One of the most powerful beings in the universe, one of the top warriors, who has fought countless battles, big and small, how could such a person be associated with the word "fat"?

Just thinking about it makes me feel very uncomfortable.

Not to mention, as mentioned in her diary, she had become so fat that she looked like a pregnant woman.

If that's really the case, then the diary was absolutely right; it would be too much to bear.

But what exactly happened in the future?

Why did Thor get fat?

Could it be that after the victory in the final battle, Thor had nothing to fight and got so bored that he got fat?

Surely not?

Of course, this kind of information wasn't anything important, and Tony could just sit back and enjoy the gossip.

But is Frigga really that amazing?

How could someone be identified as someone from the future at a glance?

Indeed, becoming a top diva is no easy feat.

"joke!"

"Are you kidding me!"

"How did I get fat!"

Thor, the God of Thunder from Asgard, immediately began to complain, feeling quite indignant.

This must be fake.

The owner of that diary must be exaggerating.

His physique, even on the entire universe, is top-notch, perfect.

Being fat has absolutely nothing to do with him.

Who is he?

He's Thor!

There's one thing: since that other version of myself traveled from the future and even met my mother, why didn't I remind her?

How could his mother still be killed?

Did something happen that prevented that other self from speaking?

There's only one update today, my friends, so don't wait up tonight.

(End of this chapter)