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

Chapter 232: Did the Avengers create Kang the Conqueror? Kang's time machine came from the Avengers?

Asgard.

The King's Palace.

Odin and Thor, father and son, both clad in armor, stood atop the highest "balcony," overlooking the entirety of Asgard.

Thor basked in the gentle breeze as he gazed upon the kingdom he ruled.

For the first time in his life, he gained a completely new understanding of the word "Asgard".

Thinking back to my past self, I was just enjoying the feeling of being admired by everyone, enjoying the worship and applause.

That's far too superficial.

And now?

After experiencing so much, Thor's state of mind has become completely different.

Sometimes I think that Chris Hemsworth is really grateful to his father for exiling him back then.

It was that exile that shaped him.

"Is the rebellion in Vanaheim over?"

The voice of Odin, the voice of the god-king, rang in my ears, carrying a touch of gentleness.

This was simply impossible before.

Over this period of time, it's not just Thor who has changed, but Odin as well.

"Yes, Father."

"Wanaheim has returned to stability, as have Hohenheim and Ria."

"It's all over, Father."

"The rebellion in the Nine Realms is now completely over."

Thor nodded, giving a very affirmative answer.

He also remarked from the bottom of his heart, "If Father had personally led the army, the war would have ended much sooner."

"You must think of me as a loaf of bread, right?" Odin laughed, "always smearing me with sweet words."

Chris Hemsworth laughed too.

The father and son had a conversation at the highest point of Asgard, and the atmosphere was very pleasant.

"By the way, Father, have you ever heard of the Living Tribunal?"

After finishing their business and chatting for a while, Thor suddenly asked Odin a crucial question.

This question has been on Chris Hemsworth's mind for a long time, but he only has the opportunity to ask it now.

"The Court of Life?"

Odin tilted his head and thought about it carefully, only to find that it was a completely unfamiliar word to him.

Odin was certain that he had never heard of the word before.

"What about OAA?"

Seeing Odin deep in thought, Thor continued to press him for answers.

I've never even heard of the Court of Death, let alone the OAA or anything like that.

Odin shook his head.

He immediately guessed what was going on and confidently asked, "Did that 'mysterious thing' reveal all this to you?"

"Yes, Father, according to the description of that 'mysterious thing,' it is an existence that transcends eternity."

Thor gave Odin a brief explanation.

Even Odin couldn't help but be somewhat surprised.

As a god-king, he naturally knew what level of god Eternity was.

An existence that transcends eternity is simply unimaginable.

Odin has always believed himself to be the most powerful being in the universe.

But for a fleeting moment, Odin felt that he was nothing special.

It seems they don't truly understand the realities of this universe.

"I could consult some Asgardian texts, but I doubt I'd find much of a benefit."

After suppressing his emotions, Odin casually said something to Thor.

Thor nodded, saying nothing more, and continued to press, "Then Father, do you know where the Gate of Eternity is?"

"The Gate of Eternity?"

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

"Whatever it is, it will come true; this is a long-standing legend."

Odin sighed aloud.

"No, Father, this is not a legend."

Thor, however, firmly corrected Odin.

Seeing Thor's serious expression, Odin immediately understood.

That "mysterious thing" that can predict the future must also reveal clues about the Gate of Eternity.

So that's right, it seems the Eternal Gate is real.

The legend of making a wish for eternity is also true!

Unfortunately, even Odin had no idea about the Eternal Gate.

"Thor, you'll have to figure this out yourself."

Odin simply told the truth and patted Thor on the shoulder.

"Father, I will."

Thor then understood the situation.

"Alright, Thor, stop staying by this old man's side. Go and enjoy the joy of victory with your soldiers."

"Take off this heavy armor, and the banquet will be ready."

The father and son talked for a while longer, then Odin said goodbye to Thor and left.

Thor then returned to his room and did some simple rest.

I just took a shower and changed into casual clothes.

Just as he was about to join the celebration, Thor's gaze fell on the mysterious diary lying on the table.

Thor stopped walking and habitually went to his diary, opening it.

I want to see if there have been any updates to the diary.

But then they discovered that new content had appeared on it.

Instead of rushing to the celebration, Thor sat down and began reading the contents of his diary.

A smile involuntarily crept onto his lips.

It seems that the owner of that diary was not omniscient or omnipotent after all!

Malekith and his ilk were wiped out months ago!

The war for the Aether particles did break out, but it didn't break out in Asgard; it broke out in the Dark Realm.

Now, it's all over.

Even the cursed warrior they captured had long since died in Asgard's dungeons.

The cursed warriors transformed by Malekith can indeed gain explosive and abnormal strength, but the price is burning their own lives!

Every cursed warrior is destined to die young.

So that's correct.

The Dark Elves are extinct, truly extinct.

As for luck?

Yes, I am indeed very lucky.

They actually obtained such a magical thing as a diary, which allowed them to know their tragic fate in advance.

This allows for proactive planning and changes.

Now, haven't they already avoided their mother's tragic fate?

With the rebellion in the Nine Realms now completely quelled, Thor couldn't be happier.

Gah!

But suddenly.

The smile on Thor's lips froze instantly, and a look of surprise suddenly appeared on his face.

His gaze was fixed on the diary, somewhat unable to believe this latest spoiler.

A drawer overflowing with Infinity Stones?

Like garbage?

It has to be said that this is indeed a bit nerve-wracking.

You should know that because of the Infinity Stones, Thor and the Avengers fought many brutal and tragic wars against Thanos!

Even in Asgard, half the population was slaughtered by Thanos!

result.

The Infinity Stones, whose heads were smashed and beaten to death by everyone, are actually... trash in TVA?

Even judging from the tone of the diary, the term "garbage" here is not an exaggeration.

Rather, it is... an objective description.

The Infinity Stones have lost all their powers!

It turned into an ordinary stone!

Why is this happening?

Why do the Infinity Stones lose their powers in TVA?

Those are Infinity Stones!

Thor had already consulted his father Odin and knew all too well the true level of the Infinity Stones.

He simply couldn't imagine that something of this caliber could lose its power.

So what exactly happened?

Did TVA use some means to suppress the power of the Infinity Stones, or was there some other reason?

The truth behind it all is something Thor could never have imagined.

But as the diary says, Chris Hemsworth's mentality has really been pretty much ruined.

This spoiler from the diary is just meant to provoke people!

"Are the drawers overflowing with Infinity Stones?"

After a brief moment of surprise, several key questions came to Tony's mind.

First, why are there so many Infinity Stones in TVA?

After all, the diary has revealed so much information, but it has never mentioned that TVA also plans to collect the Infinity Stones.

not to mention.

Although Tony didn't know how many Infinity Stones were in the complete set, the fact that a single gauntlet could hold them meant that there weren't that many.

It's impossible to fill the drawers with anything.

In other words, the Infinity Stones in TVA were definitely not just one set, but many sets!

Isn't collecting a full set of Infinity Stones enough for TVA?

Instead, you need to collect many, many sets?

Considering TVA's actions of constantly "resetting" the branch timelines.

Tony felt that the gems were more likely to have come from those "reset" actions than from active collection.

After all, the Infinity Stones are completely useless in TVA. Why would TVA collect useless things?

Second, how did the Infinity Stones in TVA become trash?

This was truly astonishing, shocking Tony as much as it had Thor.

Playboy simply couldn't imagine that something of the Infinity Stones' caliber could "fail"!

All I can say is that TVA truly lives up to its name; it is indeed a suffocating behemoth.

No wonder even a god like Loki was manipulated by TVA.

Of course.

Even someone as intelligent as a playboy couldn't possibly come up with a clear explanation for what exactly happened.

That was a level Tony couldn't possibly reach.

In this matter, all Tony could do, just like Thor, was to be shocked.

[Needless to say, the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit was originally a super overlord renowned throughout the universe!]

In the end, they suffered total annihilation and perished.

The Avengers also suffered heavy losses; even Iron Man, Black Widow, and Vision were killed.

This is truly ironic.

Ironically, Kang, the mastermind behind TVA, was very likely created by the Avengers themselves.

After all, Kang's rise to power was simple: it was all about the time machine!

But that time machine wasn't built by Kang himself; he discovered it!

The origin of Kang's time machine in the main universe is unknown, but in universe 199999, it seems there is only the time machine built by the Avengers.

[Think about it, it's not impossible. After all, the Avengers' time machines are actually quantum time machines.]

[In the quantum realm, Janet, the Wasp who is an expert in quantum mechanics, helped Kang repair the other party's time machine!]

What does this mean? Kang's time machine is very likely a quantum time machine!

[Now it's easier to understand why the Avengers were allowed to travel through time in the TV series, isn't it?]

It seems we've discovered something extraordinary.

What the hell?

Kang's birth was actually the Avengers' fault?

Kang, the conqueror who created TVA and transcends time and the multiverse, was created by the Avengers.

Ah this!

You must be kidding!

That's a really big joke!

Tony was immediately shocked by this incredibly explosive spoiler, and he clicked his tongue in disbelief.

Furthermore, the Infinity Stones, which everyone had fought tooth and nail to acquire, were treated like trash within the TVA created by Kang.

The playboy felt increasingly uncomfortable, as if he had swallowed a fly whole.

So, after all this time, are they all just clowns being played and manipulated by the god of fate?

What a ridiculous and messed-up life!

The only consolation is that this conclusion is not definitive.

It was merely the diary owner's deduction, nothing more.

Of course, even so, Tony dared not be negligent in this matter.

After all, the owner of that diary possessed far more information than anyone else.

Since the other party has made such a deduction, it must not be unfounded.

There must be some reason behind it!

Even if this inference is wrong, one thing is undeniable:

The birth of Kang the Conqueror is not unrelated to the Avengers.

Thinking of this, Tony's expression became serious, and he turned his gaze back to the diary.

He wanted to see what that connection really was!

"A time machine?"

Tony raised an eyebrow slightly.

It must be said that this answer was something Playboy had never expected.

After all, the diary had already given away the spoilers: Kang the Conqueror is a super god who transcends time and space.

Even the timeline can be managed and manipulated by it!

So, this kind of existence actually relies on a time machine?

TVA Guardians of the Sacred Timeline, traveling through various time branches to reset things, relies on a time machine, too?

Instead of other, more advanced powers that Tony can't currently imagine?

Surprised, Conqueror Kang's status and prestige in Tony's eyes subconsciously decreased considerably.

Meanwhile, another problem also presented itself to Tony.

Kang the Conqueror's time machine was something he found.

It wasn't created by itself!

Ok.

Conqueror's prestige has decreased by one again.

Tony's question was to add one.

The time machine that Conqueror Kang found, even the owner of the diary didn't know where it came from?

if it is like this.

While we can't conclude from this that Kang's time machine came from the Avengers, it's enough to serve as a major warning to Tony.

This is undoubtedly a painful lesson!

The invention of a time machine could indeed have extremely serious consequences.

Putting aside Kang the Conqueror for now, isn't the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit, who traveled from the past, a living example of the final battle?

As for Kang the Conqueror?

No one can be sure whether it is or isn't!

(End of this chapter)