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

Chapter 215 Did I actually trigger Ragnarok? Did I actually reduce Asgard to ashes?

"The Gate of Eternity has been found!"

"Found eternity!"

Standing before another diary, Nick Fury was both awestruck by the power of eternity and immediately felt a surge of exhilaration.

Lu Dan felt like he had grasped something.

If Eternity, as one of the creator gods, is so powerful, then besides using it to solve the problems of the Celestials, it would be even less of a problem to use it to deal with the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit, right?

It's not just purple sweet potato spirits; no, to be precise, even beings of purple sweet potato spirit level seem incredibly low-class compared to Eternity.

Using Eternity to deal with the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit is like using a cannon to kill a mosquito—a waste of its potential.

But the diary also reveals other, more serious threats, such as Infinite Ultron slaughtering the multiverse, or the cosmic collision event triggered by Doctor Strange.

Could these suffocating and despairing cosmic events also seek the help of eternity?

Judging from the level and ability of Eternal revealed in his diary, Nick Fury still holds a very optimistic attitude towards this.

I just don't know where this Gate of Eternity is.

How can I get there?

Lu Dan naturally couldn't possibly know about this, so Lu Dan had already made a decision in secret.

When I see Thor again, I'll ask him about eternity.

Even if the Celestials created stars, planets, and the basic cosmic elements such as light, heat, and gravity to maintain the operation of galaxies, and even created galaxies themselves.

[Indeed, they should not be underestimated; one could even say they are astonishingly powerful.]

[But what about eternity? That's a god born at the instant of the Big Bang, the embodiment of the omnipotent universe!]

Aside from the Living Tribunal, which reigns supreme (not counting the truly supreme One-Above-All in Marvel), there's probably nothing that can compare, right?

[There's one thing: the Gate of Eternity isn't something just anyone can reach!]

Even someone like the Godslayer, Gale, had to go to great lengths to steal Thor's Stormbreaker.

"Is this the truth behind star formation?"

"It's... the Celestials?"

Tony Stark was utterly shocked, even speechless.

As a world-class super scientist, even if he doesn't specialize in astrophysics, the playboy is still clear about and understands the formation of stars.

Isn't that because of the collapse of the molecular cloud?

As for planets?

That's not because the star exerts a gravitational pull on the surrounding gas and dust, causing them to collide and accumulate, and then undergo a series of complex evolutions before finally forming.

But the diary tells him that it was all a lie?

Are they all wrong?

Stars and planets are not formed naturally, but were created by the gods!

Are you kidding me?!

Even though Tony had possessed the diary for so long and was its most senior owner, fully aware of the absolute accuracy of its spoilers, he still found it hard to believe at this moment.

Without him.

This wave of spoilers is truly astonishing.

Even the values ​​that Playboy had built up over time were shattered.

Even stars and planets were created by the Celestials, and even the basic components of the universe such as light, heat, and gravity were created by the Celestials. So what in this world is real?

Are the gods the same as the Gods described in the Bible?

Wouldn't that make him a creator god?

Is this the truth of this world?

For Tony, who had spent his entire life studying science and the rules and truths of the universe, this was simply unacceptable.

Therefore, it is clear that behind those scientific advancements, the true essence of those scientific endeavors, lies the ultimate destination of the scientific path.

It's actually... "theology"?

As an outstanding scientist goes further and further down the path of science, he eventually unveils the veil of all worldly truths.

What awaited them was "God created the world"?

So, is this why top scientists like Newton and Einstein all began to study theology in their later years?

"So, is the ultimate goal of science really theology?"

After a long while, a bitter smile finally appeared on the playboy's lips.

I was deeply shocked.

"Sir, God exists, even a creator god exists. Didn't the diary already say that?"

Jarvis's voice rang out from the side at this moment, and the considerate artificial intelligence began to comfort the playboy.

"Of course I know."

"But I used to think those gods were just powerful aliens!"

Tony let out a long sigh.

He had dealt with Thor and fought alongside him against the Destroyer of Asgard.

They fought Loki together, and witnessed Captain America transform into Thor...

After experiencing all these things, God was really just that in the playboy's heart.

They are nothing more than "individuals" who possess extraordinary powers.

He's no different from Tony Stark the Destroyer.

After all, the diary also said that he, Tony, was comparable to a god despite being a mortal.

Therefore, Tony had absolutely no reverence for those so-called gods.

I also genuinely believe that those gods are not really anything special.

Until this moment!

The playboy was truly provoked.

The ability to create galaxies and even the basic structure of the universe—is this the true power of God?

It was indeed terrifying!

However, Tony is no ordinary person.

The truth about the birth of galaxies in the universe certainly gave the playboy a real shock.

But just a few minutes later, Tony recovered and returned to normal.

So what if the Celestials can create stars?

Tony knows about the formation process of stars, doesn't he?

It's nothing more than a series of physical and chemical changes!

Given the right conditions, who can say that Tony can't do it?

Just as the diary mentioned, the highest evolution can create life-bearing planets, and "creation" is not something that only gods can do.

Or rather, it's not that only gods can create the world, but that anyone who can create the world can become a god!

Can Tony become such a god?

If he weren't limited to Earth's civilization, and if he didn't have a lifespan of less than a hundred years, Tony might not have been so bad!

Just like Howard was unable to take the Arc Reactor to the next level due to the limitations of his time.

Now Tony is facing the same dilemma.

"A court of life? What is that?"

Thor, standing in front of another diary, couldn't help but frown.

Is there really an existence in this universe that can surpass even eternity?

The Court of Life?

Thor had never heard of this word before.

But since it's a "court," is this Court of Life used for trial or judgment?

What was the ruling?

Life-related events?

Based on the name "Living Tribunal," Thor subconsciously made some basic guesses.

Whether it's right or wrong, Thor doesn't know.

Thor knew nothing else about this.

As for the OAA, which the diary refers to as "truly supreme"?

Thor had never heard of it either.

Even from the abbreviation "OAA" alone, Thor cannot make any other deductions.

In other words, regarding the OAA mentioned in the diary, Chris Hemsworth could not draw any other conclusions beyond that its existence was incredibly impressive.

However, judging from the tone of the diary, the OAA's level is above the Living Tribunal, no, it should be above everything.

Isn't this level ridiculously high?

Does such a thing really exist in the universe?

Anyway, I've never heard of Thor before, and I even find it a bit unimaginable.

So Thor didn't waste any more time and planned to go back and ask his father, Odin, for more information.

Having made up his mind, Thor turned his attention back to his diary, much to his surprise.

Storm Axe?

As mentioned in the diary before, this is the other divine weapon he possesses besides Mjolnir.

But what does this artifact have to do with reaching the Gate of Eternity?

Why does the Godslayer Gale need to steal his Stormbreaker Axe to reach the Gate of Eternity?

What's so special about this Storm Axe?

So here's the question.

The Stormbreaker incorporates the power of the Rainbow Bridge, which is why it can reach the Gate of Eternity.

So what about the Rainbow Bridge in Asgard?

[The Bifrost in Asgard should be repaired by now, right? And Asgard hasn't been reduced to ashes by the fire giant Surtur yet.]

[In theory, could Asgard reach the Gates of Eternity at any time?]

[The question is whether Odin knows the location of the Gate of Eternity.]

Rainbow Bridge?

It has to be said that this answer was something Thor hadn't anticipated.

Does the Stormbreaker also function as a Bifrost bridge?

Six!

This set of features is really amazing.

In other words, with the Storm Axe, one can teleport to any place in the universe at any time.

There's no need to make a special trip back to Asgard to use the Rainbow Bridge anymore.

That's a great idea!

Why didn't my former self, or rather, my former father, think of this?

If the function of the Rainbow Bridge were also added to Mjolnir, wouldn't it be much less troublesome and difficult when the Nine Realms were in chaos?

Hmm, I can talk to Itri later and see if I can get him to add the teleportation function as well.

Chris Hemsworth made the decision quite happily.

However, the reason why the Godslayer Gale stole the Storm Axe was because the Storm Axe could teleport?

Well, the answer was indeed a bit unexpected at first, but upon reflection, it makes perfect sense.

After all, the Rainbow Bridge can theoretically transport people to any place in the universe.

Even if they could be teleported to the Gate of Eternity, that wouldn't be surprising.

That's not the key issue. The real key issue is that nobody knows the exact location of the Eternal Gate!

So, does his father Odin know about this?

Just like Zhou Cheng, the owner of the diary, he is curious about this, but he currently has no idea.

Besides, did the fire giant Surtur really attack Asgard?

They even blasted Asgard into dust?

So it seems that Ragnarok was indeed caused by Surtur?

My previous guess was correct!

"Surtur!"

Thor's gaze suddenly sharpened. This guy is really asking for death!

I wouldn't have known before, but now that the diary has reminded me, I will absolutely not let it happen again.

Surtur must be dealt with as soon as possible!

It's unclear whether Odin knew, but Thor, the God of Thunder, probably didn't.

Otherwise, as Marvel's most tragic superhero, why doesn't he wish for eternity to change his miserable fate?

Putting everything else aside, when facing the invincible Hela, there was no need to intentionally release Surtur, thus triggering Ragnarok, right?

[Can you believe that the Ragnarok, which Thor had been trying so hard to stop, was actually caused by Thor himself?]

It must be said that although Thor isn't usually very bright, he does possess quick wit and decisiveness in crucial moments.

Ah this!

What the hell!

Thor was immediately provoked.

They were so provoked that they couldn't even speak.

After learning the cruel truth about Ragnarok in Asgard, Thor had already made a vow in his heart.

Even at the cost of my own life, I will stop this from happening.

However, in the end, Ragnarok was actually caused by Thor himself!

You must be kidding!

This must be fake!

If this is true, wouldn't that mean that Thor deliberately destroyed Asgard?

Did they deliberately destroy their own hometown?

Has he gone mad?!

"Wait a moment!"

However, Thor was slightly taken aback.

So, is that why there's a New Asgard?

Because the original Asgard has been reduced to ashes and no longer exists?

That other version of myself in another universe actually did that?

Moreover, the other party was willing to sacrifice the entire Asgard just to deal with his cheap sister, the Goddess of Death, Hela.

Is Hela really that powerful?

Only Surtur can defeat him?

In an instant, Thor felt an extreme pain in his balls.

Putting aside the impending appearance of the dark elves, his own sister is truly a huge problem.

This made Thor feel an immense pressure.

If Hela is truly as powerful as described in her diary, Thor really doesn't have much confidence in fighting her.

The only consolation is that I knew about this in advance, so I could start preparing ahead of time.

Thinking of this, Thor finally felt a little relieved.

In addition, the description of "releasing" Surtur also caught the attention of Thor.

What does "release" mean?

Was Surtur captured and imprisoned by Asgard before this?

Otherwise, how could it be called "release"?

(End of this chapter)