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

Chapter 223 The domineering Thor chops off Thanos's head with one axe!

Sure enough, nothing can escape the notice of Satan, the owner of the diary!

The convergence of the nine stars has indeed begun!

With this thought flashing through his mind, Nick Fury began to use his one eye to browse the contents of the diary.

I wonder what key information this spoiler will reveal?

Stonehenge?

Lu Dan's heart stirred slightly.

After thinking about it carefully, it seemed that this was indeed the case.

Dr. Selvig did indeed streak at Stonehenge, but at the time, Lu Dan was focused on information related to the convergence of the nine stars and subconsciously overlooked the important factor of location.

But now that I think about it, Stonehenge doesn't seem to be any "ordinary place" after all.

This was originally a world-renowned prehistoric cultural temple site.

It is not only a famous tourist attraction, but also has great scientific research value.

It is unknown how many archaeologists have studied it.

Various theories and even legends have been widely circulated and are talked about with great interest by audiophiles.

In some films and literary works, Stonehenge has been given an extremely mysterious aura and closely associated with occultism.

It was created by Merlin, the wizard of King Arthur, using magic;

What kind of beacon left on Earth by aliens?

What ancient sacrificial site, ancient cemetery?

And so on and so forth, the list goes on.

Each of them spoke with such detail and conviction, as if it were the truth.

Although those legends may sound absurd or even ridiculous, Stonehenge does indeed hold many mysteries that remain unsolved to this day.

The exquisite construction techniques and astronomical principles contained within it are particularly astonishing.

As the director of S.H.I.E.L.D., Lu Dan could not possibly be unaware of an existence of this caliber.

However, Nick Fury has always scoffed at the various legends surrounding Stonehenge.

Their view on Stonehenge is consistent with the mainstream opinion: it was an observatory built by ancient humans to observe astronomical phenomena.

That's it!

But that was in the past!

But now, that idea of ​​braised eggs has been severely shaken.

In the main universe, is Stonehenge really an ancient magic circle?

It really is a mysterious place!

Given the high degree of similarity between parallel universes, it is highly likely that Stonehenge in our own world is also similar.

Good guy.

An ancient magic circle!

Such mysterious places naturally possess an immense attraction for someone like Nick Fury!

In just a moment, Nick Fury made a decision in his heart.

I must study Stonehenge properly when I get back!

Regardless of what that magic circle was, the fact that Malekith was able to use it to forge the "Second Generation Black Death Sword" was enough to demonstrate its extraordinary nature.

What if I could also obtain something from that magic circle and replicate a weapon of the "Second Generation Black Death Sword" level? Wouldn't that be a huge win?

This has potential!

Thinking of this, Nick Fury's gaze began to become somewhat fanatical.

As for the "Second Generation Black Death Sword" sweeping away Odin and Frigga, it was because they knew that Gael had used the Black Death Sword to kill a large number of gods, and even Zeus was afraid.

Nick Fury wasn't too surprised.

Although the "Second Generation Black Death Sword" is not the Black Death Sword, you can tell from the name that it should be a sword of the same nature as the Black Death Sword.

Its power is certainly not weak.

On the contrary, Frigga's ability to outmaneuver Malekith was somewhat unexpected for Lu Dan.

Originally, the diary had already revealed that Frigga died during the Dark Elf invasion, and Nick Fury subconsciously believed that Frigga was no match for Malekith.

But now it seems that Frigga truly deserves to be called a queen of pop!

And thinking about it carefully, it makes sense.

The diary clearly states that Frigga died at the hands of the cursed warrior, not Malekith!

But if that's the case...

Malekith was no match for Frigga, and Frigga was no match for the cursed warrior.

Could it be that Malekith, the leader of the dark elves, is actually less powerful than the cursed warriors under his command?

Of course.

Lu Dan only thought about it that way and did not actually accept this result.

After all, the Dark Elf invasion was a very complex matter, and it couldn't be judged by such a simple and crude comparison of strength.

"hehe."

"Of course my mother is amazing!"

Watt Alheim.

They searched for three whole days on this desolate, dark planet, but found nothing.

Neither the Avengers nor Heimdall's side ever found any trace of the Dark Elves.

Thor then temporarily returned to the temporary camp to discuss the next steps with everyone.

At the same time, some minor adjustments were made.

During his rest and recuperation, Thor discovered that the diary that had come with him had started to be updated.

Without further ado, they immediately began reading.

A smug smile immediately crept onto his lips.

Because of his status and position, his mother, Queen Frigga, had not taken action for many years.

Odin and Thor were involved in almost all the wars, large and small.

This caused many people to overlook Frigga.

They thought Frigga was just a superstar.

But only Thor knew just how powerful his mother truly was!

Not only was he a great mage, but he was also a great warrior!

This is my mother!

[If Malekith wasn't a cursed warrior, how could he have possibly killed Frigga?]

However, it must be said that the Cursed Warrior is truly powerful; he could send Thor's hammer flying with a single punch.

[Isn't this similar to Hela, the goddess of death, catching Thor's hammer with her bare hands?]

Even Asgard's protective magic array was destroyed by the cursed warrior; he was truly formidable.

If Loki hadn't tricked him, Thor would most likely have been killed by the cursed warriors!

"The Cursed Warrior is that powerful?"

Tony Stark was somewhat surprised by this.

The diary has mentioned cursed warriors before.

Just by looking at this high-class name, Playboy could tell that this person must be no ordinary individual.

Furthermore, since Frigga also died at the hands of the cursed warriors, Tony naturally dared not underestimate her in the slightest.

Even so, the playboy never expected that the cursed warrior would be this powerful.

It actually managed to knock Thor's hammer away!

Tony has known Thor for quite some time and is very clear about what Thor's hammer is.

Only a top-tier powerhouse in the universe could be able to send someone flying with a punch!

As for Asgard's protective magic array, the playboy naturally had no idea.

Tony could guess the level of the defensive magic arrays within the civilization of Asgard, even if he used his thigh to guess.

Its destruction by the cursed warriors further demonstrates their power.

Moreover, judging from the tone of the diary, there is no doubt that the Cursed Warrior's strength surpasses that of Thor.

It could even be said to far exceed!

and so.

Will I encounter another powerful opponent of this caliber during my trip to Watt Alheim?

Fortunately, Vision arrived just in time!

Playboy believed that even if the Cursed Warrior did appear, he would not be a match for Vision.

Vision is the real killer weapon!

This is also the source of Tony's confidence in this operation against the Dark Elves.

"Loki!"

"This kid has finally been reliable for once."

Thor, standing in front of another diary, couldn't help but let out a long sigh.

This powerful cursed warrior ultimately died due to Loki's scheme.

It's not easy!

Loki's schemes and tricks finally paid off once.

This is the true god of trickery!

Winning wars through cunning, rather than spending all day playing tricks on others.

It seems that Loki has some potential.

It seems that all along, he hasn't used his intelligence in the right way.

[Thor is truly quite tragic, considering all his nemesis: the Dark Elves, Hela, the Purple Potato Demon, and the Godslayer Gale.]

Each one of them was so powerful as to be invincible! And almost all of them made Thor pay an incredibly heavy price.

The Dark Elves caused Thor to lose his mother, Hela caused him to lose his home, and the Purple Sweet Potato caused Thor to lose his brother and half of his people!

It could be said that Thor has almost lost everything!

Therefore, it's not hard to understand why Thor became depressed and turned into a couch potato after chopping off the purple sweet potato spirit's head with an axe.

This guy is definitely the most tragic superhero in Marvel history, bar none.

Ah this!

Thor was speechless in front of the diary.

After carefully reviewing the information about himself revealed in the diary, he found that he could not find any words to refute it.

He is definitely the most tragic of all the superheroes, isn't he?

My younger brother, my father, my mother—every single one of them.

Oh, right, I don't know if I should add Hela to the list.

Not only were his entire family wiped out, but Asgard itself was also reduced to ashes.

Half of the population was also ruthlessly slaughtered!

Even Jane Foster, who was supposed to be his girlfriend, ultimately could not escape death.

awful!

It's simply too tragic to describe.

Why was Thor's life so tragic?

Thor must be feeling incredibly sad.

The only consolation was that she obtained that magical diary, which allowed her to learn about these tragedies in advance.

That way, we can prepare in advance and avoid these tragedies.

Putting everything else aside, the current Dark Elf crisis alone is already different from the original future.

Pharstus successfully retrieved the Aether, but he did not bring it back to Asgard.

This means that the Dark Elves will not attack Asgard as they originally did, thus sacrificing their mother.

"We must completely eliminate the Dark Elves here!"

Thinking of this, Thor's gaze became more determined than ever before.

After calming down, Thor refocused his attention on the diary.

A smug smile involuntarily crept onto his lips.

So it was Thor who killed the purple sweet potato spirit?

666!

As expected of Thor!

Thor knew that the one who killed the purple potato spirit must be his strongest Avenger, Thor!

However, the diary had already mentioned that the Avengers would be facing two purple sweet potato spirits in the future.

So, which purple sweet potato spirit did I kill?

This kind of problem was rather complicated for Thor, and after thinking about it for a while, he felt a bit overwhelmed.

Thor simply shook his head, deciding not to waste any more brain cells.

No matter which purple sweet potato extract it is, it's still a purple sweet potato extract, isn't it?

There's just one thing: did I actually resort to beheading?

Thor was somewhat surprised.

No matter how you look at it, this doesn't seem to be my style, does it?

Wait!

After a moment of slight confusion, Thor suddenly remembered something.

As mentioned in his previous diary, he almost killed Thanos with all the Infinity Stones, nearly ending the war with him.

Pay attention, it was so close!

Thanos unfortunately did not die.

This incredibly brutal war, unfortunately, did not come to an end.

The owner of the diary even pointed this out.

Thor struck the wrong spot back then, which is why Thanos didn't die.

The key point is that you struck the wrong spot!

So this time, the other self aimed at the other's head and hit the right spot?

"So, Thanos's neck is his weak point?"

Thor naturally made this guess.

This isn't something that's too hard to understand.

Thanos must have been protected by thick armor all over his body, making him difficult to penetrate, which is why his neck became his weak point.

This is perfectly normal for a soldier.

Oh, and we can't forget Zeus's son, Heracles.

[Thor probably never imagined that Zeus, whom he pierced through the chest, was actually still alive, right?]

Not only that, Zeus, seeking revenge, also ordered his son Heracles to kill Thor!

That's the famous Hercules!

However, in the main universe, Hercules is a good friend of Thor.

[He even shares a similar background with Thor, having been exiled to Earth by his father Zeus and joining the Avengers.]

I wonder what kind of story will unfold between the Hercules of the 199999 universe and Thor?

This is really something to look forward to.

Zeus was actually alive!

Thor was initially surprised, but then he realized it was the right thing to do.

In any case, that was his idol, Zeus.

It wouldn't be strange if someone survived having their own chest pierced.

But could my future self really inflict that level of damage on Zeus?

It pierced through his chest!

In the future, Thor truly will be a super-powerful being who can rival Zeus.

As expected of Thor.

(End of this chapter)