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

Chapter 208 Doctor Strange, the Cosmic Calamity, Triggers a Cosmic Collision Crisis!

However, there is one point.

Loki is still imprisoned in Asgard's dungeons!

Because Loki secretly released the Frost Giants into Asgard, nearly destroyed Jotunheim, and then went to Midgard to cause trouble.

These actions have completely violated the laws of Asgard.

Therefore, after Odin put Loki on trial, he had already imprisoned Loki.

A full hundred years in prison!

It is worth mentioning that, unlike Loki, who successfully launched the Battle of New York, he was punished with a lifetime of imprisonment.

Because the battle for New York was stopped in advance and nipped in the bud, Loki's punishment is much lighter than before.

Even so, if you think about it, Loki was definitely imprisoned when the Dark Elves invaded!

Loki from the other universe, who almost conquered Midgard, will only have an even longer sentence!

So here's the question.

How did Loki, while imprisoned, exile his father Odin and impersonate Odin to become king in Asgard?

Could it be that Loki escaped from prison?

Considering Loki's status and position in Asgard, as well as his methods.

It seems that it's not too strange for the other party to do something like this.

So Thor naturally made a decision: from now on, he must keep a close eye on Loki!

Don't give Loki a chance to escape!

Although he is 1,500 years old, yes, judging from Loki's various behaviors, he is still a mischievous child!

What's even more absurd is that Loki, after exiling Odin, couldn't find Odin at all.

It was Doctor Strange who intervened at the crucial moment, enabling the two brothers to find Odin.

[Just imagine their meeting with Doctor Strange; it would be quite interesting.]

Thor is one thing, since he's not a magic expert, but Loki is a great sorcerer, yet he was completely manipulated by Doctor Strange!

[Haha, if Thor hadn't stopped them, those two would have been fighting, right?]

However, judging from their respective displayed abilities, Loki is truly no match for Doctor Strange.

Loki's only real skill is creating illusionary clones, right? But Boa Strange can create real, physical clones!

[Completely defeats Loki's fake clone!]

Ah this!

Speechless!

There wasn't a single big word!

Chris Hemsworth really doesn't know what to say.

He really wanted to go back to Asgard and give Loki a good whack on the head.

Can't you be a little more reliable, you idiot?!

You almost ruined Asgard by exiling Odin in order to become king, but at least you should have paid more attention to Odin, right?

So this bear really just threw Odin into Midgard and then completely ignored him?

Excessive!

That's really going too far!

Thor subconsciously felt a surge of annoyance.

He felt ashamed, especially when he read in the diary that he and his brother needed the help of the Midgardians to find their father.

That's a bit embarrassing!

However, judging from the tone of the diary, it seems that the encounter between the two brothers and Doctor Strange was not so harmonious.

Even Thor and Loki were manipulated and controlled by Doctor Strange.

Are you kidding me!

The owner of that diary must be exaggerating!

Even though the diary repeatedly mentions how powerful Doctor Strange is, he is still Odin's son, Thor!

What is Doctor Strange anyway?

Okay, Loki's strength is indeed inferior to Thor's.

Loki is Thor's brother, so how bad could he be?

"As expected of Doctor Strange!"

The playboy in front of another diary couldn't help but sigh.

Loki's illusionary clone, Playboy, is something I've seen before. To be honest, if it weren't for modern technology like Jarvis that completely counters this move, it would be quite difficult to deal with.

For most people, Loki's magic is undoubtedly very troublesome.

Ultimately, all the clones Loki created were fake!

If even fakes are treated this way, what about the real ones?

Tony felt a chill run down his spine just thinking about it.

He hadn't expected Doctor Strange to possess such astonishing abilities.

It's no wonder she's a great sorcerer from Kamar-Taj.

As for other methods besides phantom clones? Well, let's not talk about them!

[It seems only the elderly Loki, imprisoned in TVA, could really put Doctor Strange to the test.]

[The other party could even open portals at will, just like Doctor Strange, and even more easily than Doctor Strange.]

After all, Doctor Strange needed the Sling Ring to open the portal.

[Especially the clones created by the elderly Loki, which are far more powerful than Loki himself; they are no longer mere illusions, but almost real.]

[Being able to fool the purple sweet potato spirit is the best example!]

[In his universe, the purple-skinned Loki only killed an avatar, not the real Loki—can you believe it?]

Even during a chaotic Loki brawl, the elderly Loki casually created three more Lokis, enough for them to fight.

"So Loki is this strong after he got old?"

Thor couldn't help but smile.

He felt that his good-for-nothing younger brother had finally turned the tables.

Can you open portals to any space at will?

666!

This kind of magic is among the most advanced in the entire universe.

Even his mother, Frigga, couldn't do that.

Or rather, it cannot be done easily.

A lot of preparation is needed in advance.

Just like how Odin used dark energy to teleport him to Midgard.

The only way to freely teleport through space is through the Rainbow Bridge.

But the elderly Loki could do it "at will."

That's quite remarkable.

As for creating a clone to be strangled by the purple sweet potato spirit, thereby deceiving the purple sweet potato spirit, that surprised Thor even more.

Loki's clones can actually reach this level?

It's important to understand that while Loki's clones are so realistic that they're hard to distinguish, they're still only limited to the "non-touch" stage.

Once actual contact is made, it will be immediately discovered that it is an illusion without substance.

But what about the old Loki?

The purple sweet potato spirit strangled someone to death without even realizing it was fake!

This is absolutely amazing.

Could it be that what Loki created back then wasn't an illusionary clone, but a physical clone?

Otherwise, how did they manage to fool the purple sweet potato spirit?

Even during a chaotic Loki brawl...

Wait!

What the hell?

A bunch of Loki fighting each other?

A group of Loki or something, the diary did mention them before.

The Loki captured by TVA is not just Thor's brother, but a Loki from many parallel universes.

But why would a bunch of Lokis want to fight each other?

Shouldn't we all unite to resist and fight against TVA?

Why fight amongst yourselves?

Thor felt a little angry at his son's lack of ambition.

However, the diary doesn't elaborate on why the Lokis were fighting, so Thor naturally wouldn't know.

But could the three clones that old Loki created actually be used in battle?

That's just too astonishing!

It can both deceive the purple sweet potato spirit and fight. Who would believe that such a clone is not a real body?

So, will my troublesome younger brother also become so powerful in the future?

Not bad!

Thor finally felt a sense of relief.

The illusions were incredibly realistic, but what was truly breathtaking was the sheer power of the elderly Loki.

He could even create the entirety of Asgard with magic!

At this rate, how many clones can be created?

[To fight Loki like this, perhaps only Doctor Strange, after mastering the Dark Book and awakening the Eye of Agamotto, could possibly succeed.]

The Eye of Agamotto can see through the truth and soul of all things, making it the nemesis of Loki's magic.

"That's... a bit of an exaggeration!"

Thor subconsciously swallowed, genuinely shocked by the spoilers in the diary.

The entire Asgard!

Having grown up in Asgard, Thor naturally knew just how big Asgard was, which is why he was genuinely shocked.

This is simply unbelievable!

How much divine power would it take to do something like that?

He's probably no less formidable than the current king, isn't he?

Has the elderly Loki become this powerful?!

This level of skill is absolutely top-tier, not to mention in the entire Nine Realms, even in the entire universe.

So here's the question.

If even Loki, who is not as good as him, has become this strong in the future, then what about Thor?

Wouldn't they just become cosmic giants?

Chris Hemsworth started to daydream without even realizing it.

"The Dark Book!"

Tony, sitting in front of another diary, couldn't help but mutter the name to himself.

The diary just mentioned that this is a magic book of the same level as the Book of Vishanti.

It is also suspected to be black magic, the opposite of white magic.

However, aside from that, the diary doesn't provide much information about the book.

But now it seems, will those who practice this magic book awaken the "Eye of Agamotto"?

The name sounds mysterious and profound, and it's the first time it's been mentioned in a diary; it certainly has a high-class feel to it.

It must be a very remarkable eye.

Despite the diary's mention of seeing through the truth and soul of everything, Tony felt that this ability wasn't all that remarkable.

It doesn't match my estimated level of Agamotto's Eye.

But who knows if the Eye of Agamotto has any other uses?

Being able to see through Loki's illusions is probably just one of its functions, right?

anyway.

Tony dared not underestimate the Eye of Agamotto in the slightest.

[There's one problem: the price of awakening the Eye of Agamotto is too high, or rather, the risk is too great.]

[Cultivating the Dark Book isn't the main issue; the crucial point is that after cultivation, one can use dream travel to traverse the multiverse.]

[But doing so would trigger a cosmic collision event!]

[Just like Doctor Strange.]

He did indeed resolve the crisis brought about by the Scarlet Witch using his dream-walking technique, but it also triggered a cosmic collision event!

He was even confronted by his future wife, Dormammu's niece.

Hopefully, the two of them can perfectly resolve that cosmic collision crisis.

Otherwise, universe 199999 would collide directly with other universes.

"Dreamwalking?"

Tony's pupils contracted slightly, and a thoughtful expression unconsciously appeared on his face.

As mentioned in the diary before, the corrupted Scarlet Witch once ravaged the multiverse and even crossed universes to wipe out the Illuminati of Universe 838.

Is it possible that the corrupted Scarlet Witch used dream walking magic?

In other words, is it possible that the Scarlet Witch's corruption was due to her studying the "Dark Book"?

Playboy thinks this is still very possible.

This coincides with the speculation that "The Dark Book" is a form of black magic, and it also explains why "The Dark Book" has an entire chapter dedicated to the Scarlet Witch.

Of course, this also explains the prefix "darkening".

Is it because she practiced dark magic like the "Dark Book" that Scarlet Witch turned evil?

So if that's the case, does that mean Scarlet Witch will also awaken the Eye of Agamotto?

After a moment's thought, Tony put those thoughts aside and refocused his attention on his diary.

I was immediately and severely provoked.

Cosmic collision event!

What is a cosmic collision event?

Literally, it means two universes, like two planets, that collided directly.

hiss!

So it turns out that universes can actually collide with each other?

Why does using the Dreamwalking Technique cause a collision between two universes?

Playboy was genuinely a bit bewildered.

This was something he never expected, and even though the diary had revealed it, he still couldn't understand it.

That is clearly beyond the current understanding of Playboy.

No theory can explain it.

Of course, none of this is the most crucial point.

Most importantly, what would be the consequences if a cosmic collision actually occurred?

The answer was so obvious and logical that Tony didn't dare to think about it further.

I'm afraid the two universes will just collapse together.

Are the consequences of dream walking techniques really that serious?

The Dark Book is truly an extremely dangerous magic book!

However, judging from the diary, Doctor Strange studied the Dark Book in order to resolve the crisis brought about by Scarlet Witch.

The crisis here doesn't refer to something like a corrupted witch wreaking havoc across the multiverse; the diary doesn't mention it, so Tony naturally has no idea.

But what the hell is Dormammu's niece?

Dormammu, isn't he the dimensional lord who tried to devour the Earth but was defeated by Doctor Strange?

From this perspective, Dormammu is undoubtedly an enemy of Earth and Doctor Strange.

How did it end up that Dormammu's niece became Doctor Strange's wife?

What's going on here?

First, Star-Lord hooked up with the daughter of the purple potato, and then Doctor Strange hooked up with Dormammu's niece.

It turns out these future Avengers are quite adept at playing tricks.

(End of this chapter)