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

Chapter 214 The God-Defying Slayer Almost Killed All the Gods in the Universe!

"Sir, you have an urgent matter to attend to."

Tony Stark, who was busy in the laboratory, immediately received a notification from Jarvis.

Although Jarvis's words were somewhat vague, Tony immediately understood what Jarvis meant.

The playboy immediately understood.

"Banner, Reed."

Tony paused his work for the moment, greeted his two "colleagues," and said, "I'll leave this to you two for now. Excuse me."

"You go ahead with your work, the two of us can manage."

Dr. Banner, wearing glasses and staring at the data in front of him, paid no attention to what Tony was saying.

Mr. Fantastic responded from the side.

The playboy stopped being coy and turned to leave the lab.

"The diary has been updated?"

The moment the door closed, Tony checked with Jarvis.

"Yes, sir."

Sure enough, Jarvis immediately gave this affirmative answer.

Tony didn't waste any more words and immediately got into his luxury car.

He returned to his luxurious villa as quickly as possible.

Of course.

Actually, you could read the diary in the lab's break room. Tony believed that the diary must have "followed" him and was "hidden" in the break room.

However, considering the risk of being caught by Banner or Reed if this is done,

Playboy still felt more at ease going back to his own home.

Leaning comfortably back on the sofa, Tony took out his diary and turned to the latest page.

Sure enough, it was found that new content had been updated.

The convergence of the nine stars is almost here!

Playboy wasn't too surprised by the news, since Lu Dan had already warned Tony.

Tony agreed to let Mr. Fantastic join him, and devoted almost all his energy to researching Vision, for this very reason.

The diary already spoiled things like Malekith and the Dark Elves, so there's not much to say about it.

only.

Loki also died in the Dark Elves' invasion?

Loki was strangled to death by the purple sweet potato spirit!

This completely contradicts the previous spoilers in the diary!

But after only a moment's thought, Tony had a guess.

Without a doubt, Loki's death this time is the same as his previous death when he fell into the abyss of space.

These are all scenes Thor witnessed, and all are Thor's subjective perceptions of death.

It wasn't real death.

Given the numerous spoilers in the diary, there's little doubt that Loki was strangled to death by the purple sweet potato spirit.

But it is quite obvious.

Thor, who experienced this event at the time, had no idea and must have thought Loki was really dead.

In other words, when Loki fell into the abyss of space, Thor experienced the pain of losing his brother.

We experienced it again when the Dark Elves invaded.

That kind of pain was real!

Oh, right, and the time Loki was killed by the purple sweet potato spirit.

This left even the playboy somewhat helpless.

Loki has died again and again. Is he deliberately trying to mess with Thor's mentality?

You can't torture people like this.

After a slight internal monologue, Tony turned his gaze back to the diary, a look of surprise on his face.

Is Malekith from the main universe really that powerful?

Playboy doesn't know what the "War of the Realms" is all about, but he can guess from the literal meaning of the words.

It must have been a war that engulfed several planets.

Furthermore, considering that Malekith, being a dark elf, was originally from the Nine Realms.

Will the interdimensional war initiated by the other side also affect Earth?

Thinking about this, Tony couldn't help but feel a little worried about Earth in another universe.

If the war between the worlds truly extends to Earth, then no matter how you look at it, it is a far more brutal war than the Battle of New York!

Besides, Malekith from the main universe is just too powerful!

It actually takes four Thors working together to defeat it?

This is far more serious than being crushed to death by a spaceship in 199999 space.

Of course, Thor was the same, and this also provoked him.

What does it mean to have three Thors: past, future, and present?

So, it turns out that Thor from the main universe can also travel through time and space?

Did Thor do this himself, or did he use a time machine created by Tony Stark, as in the 199999 universe?

Considering that Earth might also be drawn into this "war between worlds," Tony naturally couldn't rule out that possibility.

Regardless of how Thor travels through time, bringing his future and past selves over as helpers is quite a feat.

"That's a good idea!"

Inspired by Thor's actions, Tony's eyes lit up immediately.

If we ever encounter an enemy we can't defeat or an ultimate problem we can't solve, perhaps we can call on the Avengers from other universes for help.

Just like the Watchers formed the multiverse Avengers to fight Infinite Ultron.

Or perhaps it's like the Spider-Man Alliance in the multiverse.

This might be a good approach!

Imagine what it will be like when the final battle arrives.

The purple sweet potato spirit who traveled through time from the past suddenly found himself facing a group of Iron Man, a group of Captain America, and a group of Thor.

Hehe, that would be such an interesting scene.

The purple sweet potato expert must be completely dumbfounded, right?

Of course, that's on the premise that you actually develop the time machine yourself.

But is this a problem for Tony?

Of course, it can't be a problem.

If he could develop it in another universe, how could Tony himself not be able to?

"Loki is dead?"

Thor, standing in front of another diary, quickly realized what was happening.

When the diary spoilers came out, Thor was still wondering if Loki had escaped from prison, which was why he was able to do things like exiling his own father, which made people laugh and cry.

But now it seems that Loki faked his death!

After all, Thor, who had read the diary, already knew that Loki ultimately died at the hands of Thanos.

Rather than dying at the hands of Malekith.

Furthermore, Thor knew Loki's nature very well, so he naturally came to this conclusion.

Loki faked his death to deceive everyone, and then exiled his father to Midgard.

He himself impersonated his father and became the King of Asgard.

In this way, it is truly flawless.

He's just a god of trickery!

It's a real shame, though. It seems like Loki's tricks are all the more outrageous when he uses them on his own family.

It's incredibly stylish.

But when facing the enemy, it's practically useless.

What a troublesome little bear!

[This level of skill and strength... among Thor's enemies across 199999 universes, only the Godslayer, Gale, could compare, right?]

[That was a terrifying enemy that even the combined might of Thor, the female Thor, and the Valkyrie had repeatedly defeated!]

[You have to remember that Thor at that time had already completed his transformation and was wielding Stormbreaker; he was probably at his strongest, right?]

[When he wreaked havoc in the Pantheon, he instantly killed Zeus!]

But even that was no match for the Godslayer, Gehr.

Despite their best efforts to stop the Godslayer, Gale, he still managed to reach the Gate of Eternity and find eternity!

If Thor hadn't used his persuasive skills to convince the Godslayer, all the gods in the world would have vanished.

All you need to do is make a small wish!

Godslayer Gale!

Thor's expression instantly became extremely serious.

This person is arguably the one Thor fears most among all the Asgardian enemies revealed in the diary.

Holding the legendary Black Death Sword, even a being of Zeus's caliber admitted to being afraid.

Even Thor, whose arrogance was no less than Tony Stark's, felt immense fear and unprecedented respect for the Godslayer, Gale.

At this moment, the diary also revealed the immense power of the Godslayer, Ge'er.

Not only is Thor no match for it, but even a lineup of two Thors plus a Valkyrie would still be no match for it.

They even suffered defeats "one after another"!

Even at the peak of Thor's power!

As expected of the legendary Black Death Sword!

Having already known the legend of the Black Death Sword, Thor was only secretly amazed by the monstrous nature of the Godslayer Gale, but he wasn't particularly surprised.

Thor was genuinely surprised by his own rampage in the Pantheon.

The diary had previously spoiled that Thor was heading to the Pantheon to seek Zeus's help!

How did it turn into a rampage in the Pantheon?

He even...destroyed Zeus instantly?

So what exactly happened?

Zeus is Thor's lifelong idol!

Why would he have such a serious conflict with his idol?

Thor's brow furrowed deeply.

However, due to a lack of relevant information, even after racking his brains, Chris Hemsworth couldn't come up with a clear idea.

But was my peak performance really that strong?

They were able to instantly kill Zeus!

Six!

As expected of Thor, he's incredibly strong!

Do you need to know what level of god Zeus is?

That's a super god on par with his father Odin, no less powerful than his father!

Doesn't this mean that one's future will reach the same heights as one's father?

Even surpassing his own father?

Thinking about this, Thor couldn't help but curl a smug smile into his lips.

"The Gate of Eternity!"

Immediately afterwards, Thor's smile froze slightly, and his expression became solemn again.

Thor, being of such a high level, naturally knows what the Eternal Gate is.

If you find the Gate of Eternity, you will find the supreme and legendary Eternity!

Legend has it that the first person to reach the Gate of Eternity can make any wish upon Eternity.

Whatever the wish is, Eternity will help it come true.

For many gods, including Thor, this has always been a legend.

A legend similar to the Black Death Sword.

Only at this moment did Chris Hemsworth finally realize for certain that this was not just a legend.

But really!

But did that Godslayer, Ger, actually find the Gate of Eternity?

The Gate of Eternity could actually be found?

Okay, that's not the point.

The key question is, what would someone who calls himself a "godslayer" do if he found the Gate of Eternity?

Gudong!

Even someone as powerful as Thor couldn't help but swallow hard.

That's simply unimaginable.

It would be a disaster for all the gods.

"That madman!"

"He actually wished for all the gods in the world to disappear?"

When Thor got the definite answer from the diary, he felt a little sweaty.

That madman, Gel, actually plans to wipe out all the gods in the world in one fell swoop!

What a madman!

An extremely dangerous madman!

Thor really couldn't understand what kind of deep-seated hatred God had for Gol.

It's one thing for him to slaughter gods, but he even dared to try to exterminate them all.

More importantly, the other party actually almost did it!

That's quite dangerous.

"Talk-no-jutsu?"

"Persuade the Godslayer?"

Tony, standing in front of another diary, was taken aback.

He never imagined that the gods' crisis would be resolved in this way.

It was actually Thor's brain that was relied upon?

This is truly unexpected.

That muscleman who kneels down and roars at the drop of a hat, that guy whose brain is full of muscles, could actually "convince" the Godslayer?

I have to say, I really didn't see that coming.

As expected of one of the five primordial gods, he truly possesses incredible divine power; erasing all the gods in the universe would be a piece of cake for him!

[I wonder if such immense power can solve the problem of Thiam?]

This is indeed an interesting topic.

[If someone also reached the Gate of Eternity and wished to preserve Earth when Thiam was born, wouldn't that be simple?]

[It seems like it has potential.]

[After all, while the Celestials are powerful, in terms of skill level, they still can't compare to Eternity.]

"The Five Creator Gods?"

"Eternity?"

A glint flashed in Cersei's eyes.

She had been on Earth for seven thousand years, and this was the first time she had ever heard of eternity, only from her diary.

But no matter what, the power to erase all the gods in the world by making a wish is just too terrifying!

Even Cersei, with her level of expertise, was thoroughly provoked.

So here's the question.

Could Eternity, possessing such immense power, truly save the Earth as the diary claims?

After all, the creator god is indeed extraordinary, but the celestial gods are still incredibly powerful!

Cersei couldn't give a definite answer.

However, this method does not seem to be without purpose and can be considered as an alternative.

At the very least.

This seems much more reliable than the methods that the Eternals had discussed before.

There is one thing.

How can one reach the Gate of Eternity?

(End of this chapter)