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

Chapter 225 Surpassing the Celestials and the Creator God, She is the Strongest Superhero!

The Black Knight?

Although this was the first time Cersei had heard the title "Black Knight," she could still glean something from that single term.

The subject of this word is clearly the knight.

And what is a knight?

As someone who has lived on Earth for seven thousand years and is a researcher at the Natural History Museum in London, Cersei naturally knows this very well.

Those were cavalrymen who originated in the Middle Ages and received orthodox military training; they represented a social class that embodied power and honor.

Of course.

With the development of the times, especially the emergence of firearms, the traditional knightly class gradually declined.

However, the culture of chivalry did not decline along with it, but was passed down.

Even some countries still retain the title of knight.

The word "knight" has gradually become a symbolic literary term, representing courage and loyalty.

So Cersei could roughly imagine what a superhero with the title of "knight" would be like.

But why the "Black" Knight?

Dane is clearly white!

Or will Dane wear a black uniform to carry out the operation?

Cersei subconsciously made this guess in her mind, but whether it was true or not, no one knew.

Cersei didn't dwell on it any longer.

Anyway, as long as we know that Dane's hidden identity is that he's a good person, there's nothing more to think about.

Having a dual identity herself, she accepted this situation without any difficulty.

So Cersei immediately put her thoughts aside and focused her attention back on her diary.

His eyebrows immediately twitched slightly.

Ebony sword?

Cersei was also hearing about this sword for the first time, and even thought its name was unremarkable.

But the diary has already been stamped: this sword is a divine weapon!

That would be quite remarkable.

Furthermore, the diary also points out that Dane, as the Black Knight, was not particularly powerful.

So, could it be understood that Dane's strength largely comes from this divine weapon?

After all, it is a divine artifact, and it can undoubtedly greatly enhance the user's strength, right?

The fact that this ebony sword was used by the Valkyries of Asgard speaks volumes.

"Dane!"

"The Black Knight!"

Nick Fury, standing in front of another diary, immediately brightened up with his one eye.

Another superhero has emerged!

Moreover, judging from the tone of the diary, the other party's strength seems to be quite considerable.

Of course, that's not the key point.

The key point is that the identity of the Black Knight Dane is still very easy to investigate.

His name is Dane, and he has a close relationship with Cersei, so this was a piece of cake for S.H.I.E.L.D.

It's easy to thoroughly investigate that Black Knight.

This wasn't a problem for Nick Fury to worry about; the only thing on his mind right now was that Dane was in London!

Recruiting a superhero living in a foreign land to your side undoubtedly presents many inconveniences.

Regardless, Nick Fury was not going to let this golden opportunity slip by.

[In the 199999 universe, it's hard to say whether the Black Knight would join the Avengers, but joining the Midnight Sons shouldn't be a problem, right?]

After Cersei was captured by Aristom, Dane finally decided to take up his family's ebony sword, and the Blade made his appearance.

Blade has always been a core member of Midnight's Children!

[I'm getting a little excited just thinking about it! Is the infamous Midnight Child finally going to be released?]

I personally think there's still a high probability.

[After all, Moon Knight, Ghost Rider, and Doctor Morbius have all made appearances, so Doctor Strange needs no introduction!]

Although Doctor Dark Knight belongs to the Sony Universe, thanks to Spider-Man's "triple insect scene," the Sony Universe and the 199999 Universe have now been connected!

Midnight's Child?

Tony savored it carefully.

The more you think about it, the stranger the name of this superhero group seems.

Judging from the name, does it mean "midnight" child?

So, do all the members of this Midnight Children group like to go out and do things at midnight?

Whether this is true or not is unknown, but judging from the nicknames of the members of Midnight's Children, they do seem to be related to midnight.

Moon Knight and Doctor Dark Knight are a given; they practically have the word "midnight" etched into their names.

If we're talking about Ghost Rider, is it a ghost that has become a knight?

Or is he a knight with abilities related to evil spirits?

However, in any case, evil spirits certainly cannot be exposed to the light of day, right?

They can only come out and move around at midnight!

As for Blademaster?

Judging from the name, this is a superhero who uses a knife as a cold weapon, but that's about all.

Another one is Doctor Strange.

Tony knows this famous superhero very well; he's one of the most powerful Avengers.

It plays an extremely important role in the war against the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit, and will also play an important role in the future multiverse era.

Mr. Fantastic considers it the greatest threat to the multiverse.

Tony had always thought of Doctor Strange as nothing more than a powerful Avenger.

But now it seems that Doctor Strange is actually a member of the Midnight Children?

If that's the case, then the Midnight Sons are by no means a simple organization.

After all, given Doctor Strange's level, he shouldn't have joined a low-level organization.

This can also be seen from the members of Midnight's Children.

The Black Knight's abilities are unknown, and the diary doesn't provide much information, but given that he possesses a divine artifact once used by the Valkyrie, he couldn't possibly be weak.

And Moon Knight.

The diary mentioned before that this was the person who made the Nine Pillar Gods appear together to judge him!

It goes without saying that it is a being that can alarm even the Nine Pillar Gods.

And that Doctor Morbius is actually a superhero from another parallel universe!

Their sophistication and level of expertise are equally extraordinary.

"Sony Universe?"

Tony's brow furrowed slightly as he took notice of this parallel universe.

To date, Playboy has come into contact with numerous parallel universes.

The numbering of those parallel universes follows a very clear pattern, and they are basically numbered using only Arabic numerals.

In addition, a few universes are numbered using a combination of English letters and Arabic numerals.

But this parallel universe is actually a vocabulary!

This was the first time the playboy had encountered such a situation.

So, what makes this "Sony Universe" special compared to other parallel universes?

Why use a new naming convention?

Playboy was quite interested in this.

But without a doubt, the specific reasons behind it are beyond Tony's comprehension.

"Child of Midnight!"

Nick Fury, sitting in front of another diary, couldn't help but feel a surge of excitement.

He used to hope that his diary would reveal more about superheroes.

So that his giant braised egg can be absorbed in, thus strengthening Earth's defense capabilities.

Unfortunately, diaries are not very effective in this regard.

It's been a long time since a new superhero was "launched".

But who would have thought that this time they would give away so many superheroes at once?

And judging from the names, besides the Doctor, there are only Warriors and Knights.

I won't comment on what the doctor said, but warriors and knights, don't they represent combat power?

No matter how you look at it, the Midnight Sons superhero organization is an extremely powerful organization!

The only regret is...

Apart from the Black Knight, the other superheroes were merely given a name, nothing more.

It's impossible to find any relevant clues about braised eggs.

Of course, Dr. Dark Night did include the name Morbius.

However, the diary also mentions that the person is from the Sony universe.

So after some analysis, Nick Fury realized that mentioning anyone other than the Black Knight was pointless!

But the braised eggs weren't in a hurry.

After all, S.H.I.E.L.D. had been monitoring Dr. Strange from all angles, and he hadn't yet become a superhero who controlled magic.

And then there's Spider-Man, who caused the "three insects in one frame" incident. He'll be a high school student in the future, but right now he's just a little kid.

Judging from all these circumstances, the Midnight Sons should be a superhero organization that will only appear in the future.

This is the opportunity for braised eggs.

He can plan ahead!

"I've been captured by Aristam?"

Cersei was slightly taken aback, but quickly realized what was going on.

It seems that in that other universe, our Eternals did not stop the creation of Thiam without paying a price!

This is not difficult to understand.

On the contrary, that guy Dane finally decided to pick up his family's ebony sword. Could it be that he was planning to save me?

I never expected Dane to be such a reliable and trustworthy guy.

Cersei's feelings for Dayne grew even stronger.

Compared to the Avengers, the members of Midnight's Children are much more interesting.

[Especially Moon Knight, isn't he the most interesting one?]

Currently, Moon Knight has three distinct personalities, but without a doubt, this is just the beginning.

[It's worth noting that in the main universe, Moon Knight even gave rise to personas of Iron Man, Captain America, Spider-Man, and Wolverine!]

I'm really looking forward to Moon Knight's performance; it's sure to be amazing.

Three...personalities?

Tony was taken aback for a moment.

What's going on?

Judging from the diary, does this Moon Knight actually suffer from dissociative identity disorder?

To put it more professionally, it's multiple personality disorder, or dissociative personality disorder.

Tony didn't mean to discriminate against people with multiple personality disorder, but he genuinely didn't expect that Moon Knight would be a superhero with mental health issues.

Moreover, judging from the diary, Moon Knight's split personality is not just an ordinary split personality.

After all, the fact that it split into three personalities is just the beginning!

In other words, Moon Knight has more personalities.

So, under these circumstances, how can Moon Knight be competent in the "job" of a superhero?

What if Moon Knight suddenly splits into another person while fighting criminals or carrying out a mission?

That would be quite a fun time.

However, Tony soon realized that he had guessed wrong; Moon Knight's situation was somewhat different from what he had imagined.

So Moon Knight himself isn't actually a superhero, but rather he can split into superhero personalities!

In other words, Moon Knight is a normal person when he's not having an episode.

But once the illness strikes, does it turn one into a superhero?

Ah this!

This was something Tony hadn't anticipated.

As the diary says, it is quite interesting.

But can Moon Knight really split into Tony Stark, Captain America, Spider-Man, and Wolverine?

That's a bit of an exaggeration!

Doesn't this mean that Moon Knight alone is equivalent to a group of superheroes?

This is incredibly good value for money.

Also, who is Wolverine?

The style of this nickname is exactly the same as Ant-Man, Spider-Man, and Black Panther.

Without a doubt, he is a superhero associated with "wolves".

However, Tony cannot accurately conclude the specifics of the relevant method.

[Actually, Moon Knight's situation is quite similar to Professor X's son, Legion.]

However, Moon Knight's strength is far inferior to that of the larger group.

Although Moon Knight's abilities come from the moon goddess Kongsu, he pales in comparison to the rest of the army.

Of course, the Legion isn't part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but that's only for now, and only temporarily.

[Keep in mind, She-Hulk already consulted Kevin Feige; the X-Men were bound to appear sooner or later!]

Speaking of She-Hulk, isn't she actually the most powerful superhero?

[What Celestials, what Eternity? They're all utterly weak compared to She-Hulk.]

"Professor X."

Tony noticed the name immediately; it was not unfamiliar to him.

As mentioned in the diary before, Playboy knew that this person was a mutant and also a member of the Illuminati in the 838 universe.

He was killed by the corrupted Scarlet Witch who traveled through space; his fate was undeniably tragic.

Aside from that, Playboy didn't know much about Professor X.

Only now do I realize that the other party has a son named Daqun.

Large group?

Without a doubt, this is not a name, but a nickname!

Under normal circumstances, Tony would definitely be quite bewildered by the nickname "Legion".

But at this moment, upon learning that the large group was the same kind of people as Moon Knight, Playboy was simply amazed.

They've all started using the term "Big Group" as a nickname. Just how many different personalities are there in this Big Group?

In other words, how many superpowers does this person actually have?

It's simply unbelievable!

Besides, is Moon Knight's superpower actually derived from the moon goddess Kongsu?

This is also one of the Nine Pillar Gods!

I don't know why Moon Knight, whose energy comes from the Nine Pillar Gods, is also subject to their judgment.

Tony had no idea what the specific reason was, but it seemed there must be a very complicated story behind it.

(End of this chapter)