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

Chapter 242 Comparable to Loki, the only existence transcending the rules of the multiverse.

Fortunately, at the critical moment when TVA also collapsed, Loki successfully mastered this ability and could "escape" on his own.

No, it would be inappropriate to call it "slipping away" at that point, since it could be perfectly controlled.

That's completely time travel.

No, it's not just simple time travel, but a capability that completely transcends time travel.

After all, normal time travel will create time branches, which is why TVA is needed to reset them.

What about Loki?

It's amazing that they were able to avoid this!

Wow, awesome!

It sounds like something really impressive.

At the very least, he's even more powerful than Kang the Conqueror!

After all, even Kang the Conqueror couldn't travel through time without creating time branches.

Otherwise, how did the variants of Docon come about?

Even Kang's TVA couldn't do that; it required special methods to reset it.

But Loki did it!

Doesn't this mean that, just as the diary says, Loki truly transcends the multiverse?

It has become a transcendent being!

"It's unbelievable that Loki could pull off such a spectacular turnaround."

Tony was quite moved by this.

It's worth noting that the original Loki was strangled to death by Thanos.

It wasn't just Thanos; even the Avengers could easily defeat Loki.

Although Loki and Thor are both gods from Asgard, it has to be said that Loki's prestige is far inferior to Thor's.

Playboy never took Loki seriously.

In the end, Loki met a tragic end, being captured by TVA, which is truly heartbreaking.

But who could have imagined that Loki would eventually become the most awesome one?

He's way more awesome than his good brother Thor, more awesome than all the Avengers, and more awesome than Thanos who killed him.

Even in the future, many of the Avengers will be incredibly powerful, and can be considered among the strongest in the universe.

Even Doctor Strange turning evil could destroy an entire universe.

Ultimately, it's only at the level of a single universe.

It can be said that he is simply incomparable to Loki, who will reach the multiverse level in the future.

The only one that can be compared is the Scarlet Witch.

But even Scarlet Witch needs to study the Dark Book to travel through the multiverse!

It only involves the spatial dimension, not the time dimension.

Loki's swagger is becoming increasingly evident.

It has to be said that this was something the playboy never expected.

After a moment of reflection, Tony raised an eyebrow.

God of Stories?

There are gods like this?

So, is Loki going to use the multiverse as paper and his own abilities as a pen to write the story in his heart?

To put it more bluntly.

Is Loki also planning to intervene in the multiverse to some extent, just like in TVA?

Especially Asgard.

Especially Loki's good brother Thor.

To be honest, they're all pretty miserable.

I wonder if Loki will use his abilities to make some modifications?

Looking at all the superheroes in the 199999 universe, only Miss America could barely be compared to Loki, right?

Of course, Miss America only possesses the superpower to travel through the multiverse; she cannot travel through time, and she herself has almost no combat ability.

Otherwise, he wouldn't have been hunted down by the Scarlet Witch across the entire multiverse.

But I think Miss America's potential is far greater than that.

[It's important to know that in the main universe, Miss America is quite powerful and is also a member of the Young Avengers!]

Not to mention, in the entire multiverse, there is only one Miss America; there are no other variants.

This completely defies the rules of the multiverse; it's as if she exists outside of it.

Miss America?

Tony immediately started to think to himself, "Looking at this nickname, could it be a bootleg Captain America?"

Could this Miss America be a fan of Captain America?

Tony naturally couldn't know for sure whether that was the case.

But could this Miss America, like Loki, be able to freely travel through the multiverse?

Although it can only travel in the spatial dimension and not in the temporal dimension, it is still very remarkable.

In any case, that is breaking the boundaries of the universe and transcending the constraints of a single universe!

Of all the superheroes revealed in the diary so far, aside from top-tier figures like the Watcher, only the godlike Loki and the Scarlet Witch who has mastered the Dark Book could achieve this.

Oh, right, we can't forget Spider-Man.

Tony clearly remembered that the diary revealed that in addition to TVA and the Kang Committee, there was also a multiverse Spider-Man League!

Tony already knew about the Council of Kang and such; they traveled through the multiverse using a quantum time machine.

The diary doesn't mention how the Spider-Man Alliance did it, but it's clear that they must have relied on some external means.

Whether it's through technological or magical means, Spider-Man himself doesn't possess this ability.

But what about Miss America?

The diary clearly states that the other party truly possesses this superpower!

Like Loki, the "God of Stories," the other party possessed this power himself.

These are completely different concepts.

In Tony's view, there is no doubt that it should be more high-end.

But is Miss America being hunted down by Scarlet Witch across the entire multiverse?

Goodness, even Tony couldn't help but exclaim "Goodness!"

What kind of deep-seated hatred or resentment could this be?

What did Miss America do to Scarlet Witch that made her go to such lengths, even going so far as to hunt her down across the multiverse?

Wait!

Could the Scarlet Witch's pursuit of Miss America here be the same thing mentioned in the old diary, where the corrupted witch wreaked havoc across the multiverse?

So, when the evil witch swept through the multiverse, she was actually killing Miss America?

But how did the 838 universe's illuminator get involved?

It seems like there's a lot of complicated stuff involved.

Furthermore, the diary also mentions that Miss America is a member of the Young Avengers!

Although this happened in the main universe, it can at least be determined that Miss America is still very, very young.

After all, Spider-Man is a high school student in the future, and Ron's daughter, who is currently in prison, is also a member of that organization.

Everyone's age should be around the same.

In other words, based on this estimate, the current Miss America is only thirteen or fourteen years old.

She didn't even spare teenagers of that age; it seems that Wanda really had "turned to the dark side" back then.

The Dark Book has a truly significant impact on people.

"This child is actually the only being in the multiverse?"

Nick Fury, standing in front of another diary, expressed considerable surprise.

After all, this kind of thing is indeed very rare.

Even if he's not a super scientist like Tony, Lu Dan is still very familiar with and knowledgeable about some concepts of the multiverse.

Lu Dan already knows that in the endless multiverse, many universes have very, very similar basic structures.

Especially the Marvel multiverse.

In those multiverses, people's identities, statuses, or experiences may differ, causing some major events to change.

For example, in universes 838 and 199999, Ultron succeeded in one universe and failed in the other.

For example, the same applies to universes such as 1610 and 616.

However, in other universes, there exists another version of yourself.

But what about Miss America?

There wasn't one!

In other parallel universes, there are no other Miss Americas.

There is only one of him in all the multiverses!

Goodness, is it really that special?

She gives off a strong sense of being the chosen one.

They seem to be someone important!

This setting, suggesting that Miss America is an existence that transcends the multiverse, is indeed reasonable.

Maybe they really do have a very impressive background.

So even though the diary says that Miss America isn't particularly strong except for traveling through the multiverse, Lu Dan still takes her very seriously.

This person is definitely not a simple character.

It's a real shame that she was targeted by the Scarlet Witch before she could even fully mature.

A cross-universe battle royale has thrown the multiverse into chaos.

However, it's obvious that this kind of thing won't happen again.

[After all, it's quite possible that there will never be an Age of Ultron in this universe. In that case, Vision wouldn't have been born, the events in Westfall wouldn't have happened, and Scarlet Witch wouldn't have lost her two sons!]

Therefore, naturally, Scarlet Witch wouldn't target the sons of her own variants in other universes.

[Then of course, they wouldn't want to strip Miss America of her ability to travel through space and reunite with her son.]

No, if it weren't for the events in Westfall, Scarlet Witch would never have met Agatha, and she would never have obtained the Dark Book!

[They don't even have the ability to travel between universes!]

The Scarlet Witch rewriting the events of Westgren, as mentioned in the diary before.

Tony knew something about the background and consequences of it all.

The tragedy was precisely because Vision was "dismembered" and researched by certain departments after his death.

So, regarding what the diary mentions at this moment—that without the Age of Ultron, Wanda wouldn't have lost her two sons—it's not true.

The playboy understood the entire logic and cause-and-effect relationship between them.

There's nothing to worry about.

There is one thing.

Is the Scarlet Witch's relentless pursuit of Miss America across the multiverse actually aimed at stripping her of her ability to travel between universes?

This doesn't make sense; there's a fundamental logical error.

Since Scarlet Witch can hunt down Miss America in the multiverse, it means that she herself can travel through the multiverse.

Even the diary hinted at this method, calling it "dream walking technique".

In this situation, why would Scarlet Witch want to strip Miss America of this ability?

The two are completely identical!

Could it be that the dream travel technique causes a cosmic collision event?

Or is there some other major problem with the Dreamwalking technique?

The exact reason behind this is beyond Tony's ability to ascertain due to a lack of relevant information.

However, Playboy's previous speculation has been confirmed here.

After all, the diary made it very clear.

Scarlet Witch obtained the Dark Book because of the "Westview Incident," which led to her pursuit of Miss America.

And what about The Dark Book?

She is precisely the "culprit" who caused Scarlet Witch to turn evil and wreak havoc across the multiverse!

So there's no doubt about it anymore.

The "Scarlet Witch's Multiverse Attack" was indeed her intergalactic pursuit of Miss America.

It matches up!

Everything fits together perfectly.

So that's right, the ultimate reason Scarlet Witch wreaked havoc across the multiverse was because she wanted to go to other universes to be with her son!

It seems this is still a lingering effect of the "Xijing Town Incident".

Tony completely understands this.

After all, the series of events that happened to Wanda were indeed too cruel.

It's so cruel that it can easily destroy a person's spirit.

Wanda didn't break down or go crazy, so the Playboy thought she was strong enough.

After learning the whole story, Tony didn't blame Wanda; he only blamed the department that had broken down and studied Vision!

That's the real culprit behind all of this!

But who is Agatha Christie?

The name was mentioned for the first time in the diary, so Tony naturally couldn't possibly know anything about it.

But judging from the tone of the diary, could something like the Dark Book have originally belonged to this Agatha Christie?

Or was it because Agatha did something that Wanda got the book?

[Speaking of which, Agatha Christie must be the highest-ranking Dark Mage on Earth right now, right?]

Before Wanda fully awakened her chaotic magic, Agatha Christie had always completely manipulated her!

[It's important to understand that Wanda's magic was actually quite powerful at that time, completely altering the reality of an entire town, yet Agatha was completely unaffected.]

Not only that, Agatha also used magic to create Wanda's brother, Quicksilver! And Wanda didn't even notice.

Before Agatha Christie truly revealed her hand, Wanda believed that Quicksilver was her own creation.

The power of this magic is actually quite astonishing.

Black magician?

Isn't the Dark Book just a magic book that records dark magic?

Therefore, it seems that the Dark Book that Scarlet Witch later obtained most likely came from Agatha Christie.

Moreover, judging from the description in the diary, the "Westtown Incident" was not just Scarlet Witch's affair.

The dark sorceress Agatha also played a very important role in it.

Tony didn't know what specific role it would be.

Tony also has no idea why Agatha Christie created Quicksilver, Scarlet Witch's brother.

But after some contemplation, the playboy arrived at a perfectly reasonable guess:

Agatha clearly approached Wanda on her own initiative, and she must have had some pre-existing purpose in mind regarding Wanda!

After all, Wanda was in a state of mental collapse at that time.

Rewriting the reality of an entire town is nothing more than a way to soothe one's wounded soul.

It's unlikely they'll actively cause any trouble.

(End of this chapter)