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

Chapter 260 The Life Tribunal, which transcends the Celestial Gods and the Creator Gods, truly exists!

From the perspective that killing female Loki could save TVA, this analysis is indeed not wrong.

But what if we look at it from other angles?

But that doesn't quite make sense.

This means that the purpose of the survivor, Kang, setting up such a shocking scheme was ultimately to make Loki kill Female Loki.

That's a bit of a joke, isn't it?

He stirred up the multiverse and caused such a huge commotion, all for a female Loki?

What a fuss!

The diary makes it very clear that even the killing of Kang by the female Loki was a scheme orchestrated by Kang himself!

So, he first plotted to have female Loki kill him, and then he plotted to have Loki kill female Loki to save him.

Does Kang, the survivor, have some kind of perverse sense of humor or unusual fetish?

Otherwise, why would they do these incomprehensible things?

So, what exactly happened?

Without a God's-eye view, Tony felt that everything was like a tangled mess, and it was difficult to make sense of it.

However, Tony was right about one thing.

Once Loki becomes the stabilizer of TVA, it means he's forever trapped on the Throne of Time, never to step down.

What an enormous price to pay!

"The greatest superhero!"

Thor, standing in front of another diary, didn't know whether to be proud of Loki or saddened by his fate.

On the one hand, Loki did indeed do something "great," even greater than Tony's snap of his fingers.

On the other hand, Loki's sacrifice was far too great.

He could hardly imagine the loneliness and despair of being permanently imprisoned on the throne.

Just thinking about it makes me shudder.

That's worse than death.

So, Loki, this is the real you!

Chris Hemsworth has finally come to truly understand his mischievous brother.

Of course, that's Loki from the future, or Loki from another universe.

The Loki currently imprisoned in Asgard's dungeons, well, he's still a long way off.

[And at that time, Loki was already one of the top characters in the entire Marvel universe, right?]

Thanos and the Avengers are nothing compared to Loki.

Judging from their performance, even figures like the Observer and Kang the Conqueror were far outmatched by Loki.

Whether it can compare to the Living Tribunal is debatable, but it's certainly no weaker than the five primordial gods, right?

[I must say, it's truly unexpected that a Living Tribunal exists in the 199999th universe.]

[There's so much garbage piled up at the end of time in TVA, isn't the severed head of the Living Tribunal clearly in there?]

[And when the corrupted witch attacked Kamar-Taj, Doctor Strange and Miss America escaped through numerous parallel universes, one of which clearly also featured the Living Tribunal!]

"Isn't that a bit of an exaggeration?"

Tony was somewhat unconvinced.

He admitted that Loki's actions were indeed admirable, and even Zhou Cheng thought he was greater than himself, a sentiment echoed by the playboy.

After all, Loki's self-sacrifice was indeed impeccable.

Furthermore, according to the diary, Loki, having mastered "time slippage," can freely travel between different timelines without creating time branches.

It has become an existence that transcends the multiverse.

Even if the Avengers, including Tony Stark, eventually manage to roam freely throughout the universe, they are ultimately only making a mess of things within a single universe.

Even the corrupted witch mentioned in the old diary who ravaged the multiverse was essentially just a puppet controlling other universes using dream-walking magic, nothing more.

It's not really a multiverse level.

So that's correct.

The diary says Loki has surpassed the Avengers and Thanos, and Tony doesn't have any objections.

Is it comparable to the five creator gods?

Is it even comparable to a court of death?

Isn't this a bit too exaggerated?

The Life Tribunal's previous diary mentioned this.

Although there wasn't much description, it clearly pointed out that this was an existence that surpassed the five great creator gods!

Doesn't this mean that Loki has surpassed the five creator gods?

Is Loki, the god of stories, really that powerful?

The playboy was still secretly grumbling.

However, Tony quickly dismissed these chaotic thoughts, and a thoughtful expression appeared on his face.

The end of time?

In the past, Tony would have simply considered it an adjective, or a descriptive word.

In some TV series and movies, there are also lines like "I will accompany you to the end of time".

A playboy wouldn't care.

However, when this word is associated with TVA, then it is obviously not the case at all.

Judging from the tone of this diary, there's a lot of rubbish at the end of time.

Why does it look like the end of time is a place?

So, at the end of time, is TVA actually a dumping ground?

Tony had no idea about this, but among all that trash in TVA, was there actually a "face" of the Living Tribunal?

avatar?

Could it be that the Tribunal for Life is actually run by one person?

Tony has always thought of the Living Tribunal as a court of law.

Although it's unclear why the image of the Life Tribunal was broken, the broken image reappeared in the TVA's junkyard.

But looking at it this way, the prestige of the Living Tribunal isn't as high as I imagined.

Speaking of Doctor Strange and Miss America, they really do have a connection.

Miss America was protected by Doctor Strange during her escapes through so many universes!

Although Dr. Defender nearly killed her, it cannot be denied that without Dr. Defender, Miss America would have died long ago.

[In the end, it was thanks to the protection of Doctor Strange from the 199999 universe that Miss America was finally able to completely escape the Scarlet Witch's troubles.]

Ultimately, Miss America even joined Kamar-Taj and became a sorceress!

[And judging by how hard she tries to learn magic, she's on par with Doctor Strange, haha.]

Dr. Defender almost killed Miss America?

What the hell is this?

Didn't the diary just mention that Dr. Defender was killed by the Bandaged Monster while protecting Miss America?

It seems that something very complicated must have happened between Dr. Defender and Miss America.

Tony understood.

I didn't dwell on it too much.

However, the fact that Miss America was protected by Doctor Strange in every universe was somewhat unexpected for Tony.

Things can't possibly be that coincidental!

It couldn't possibly be any kind of fate!

Does fate really exist in this world?

Some people might believe this, but Tony simply doesn't believe in such unscientific claims.

That's nothing more than probability theory.

As for why Doctor Strange protects Miss America in every universe, Playboy believes there must be other reasons.

But the diary didn't mention the specific reason, so Tony had no idea.

In addition, Miss America joining Kamar-Taj was something Tony hadn't expected either.

So it seems that Miss America is a special person who exists only once in the multiverse.

Finally, did it "settle" in its own universe?

Considering Miss America's superpower of traveling through the multiverse, Playboy really doesn't know whether this is a good thing or a bad thing.

After all, this means that Earth truly possesses the means to travel through the multiverse.

It could even signify that Earth has entered the multiverse era!

Tony couldn't guarantee that Earth would be ready by then.

Strange's talent is truly a mystery.

[He was incredibly slow at first, unable to learn no matter what he tried, and fell far behind the other students.]

[He even made excuses, saying it was because his hands were crippled.]

[As it turned out, the mage without hands used spells very skillfully, and the mage's face was practically slapped repeatedly.]

But later, even complex magic like time manipulation could be learned after just one viewing, which astonished Baron Mordo.

[He can't even master the basics of magic shields, yet he can fight against a top-tier mage like Casillas.]

[He was almost beaten to death and taken to the hospital, yet he was able to have his soul leave his body and instruct others to save him—that's incredibly impressive!]

"Ha ha!"

"That was a resounding slap in the face."

Tony couldn't help but laugh out loud.

He could even imagine the scene described in the diary:

A group of students at Kamar-Taj were learning magic, and while everyone else was learning normally, Strange just couldn't learn it no matter what he tried.

That would be an extremely awkward situation.

It was so embarrassing that even the Ancient One had a special talk with this "bad student".

Good heavens, what a horrific scene that was!

Strange then retorted, "I can't learn it well not because I'm stupid, it's because my hands are ruined!"

Based on Tony's understanding of Strange's personality, the other party should be very self-righteous.

The results of it?

The Ancient One summoned a student who had no hands, and the student successfully cast the spell on the spot!

Ah this!

What kind of scene was that?

That would be incredibly embarrassing, wouldn't it?

But jokes aside, judging from the description in the diary, it turns out that Strange, the future great sorcerer, was actually a complete underachiever in Kamar-Taj at the beginning.

It has to be said that this was something Tony really hadn't expected.

"Casillas".

Then, Tony's gaze fell on the name.

This is the first time the name has been mentioned in the diary, but it also clearly states that this person is a top-tier archmage.

Putting everything else aside, this alone is enough to attract Tony's serious attention.

However, whether this person is good or evil, a superhero or a supervillain remains to be seen.

It's impossible to tell just by the fact that he fought Doctor Strange.

All Playboy can do right now is quietly mark this person, nothing more.

After that, Tony turned his attention back to his diary.

I was immediately impressed by Doctor Strange's amazing antics.

Astral projection to guide others in healing oneself?

Is this really that impressive?

Can you show off any more?

I know you're a top-notch surgeon, but even the best don't need to show off like this.

Do you think no one can save you if you're gone?

Tony was speechless and didn't know what to say.

[Could it be that the Ancient One's antics on Mount Everest gave him an epiphany?]

[However, given that Strange was in a car accident, shouldn't Kaepersky have already stolen the spell to summon Dormammu from Kamar-Taj?]

[It probably won't be long before Dormammu descends upon Earth!]

Is the Ancient One about to be killed by Kaecilius?

[Haha, it's like a joke that someone of Ancient One's caliber could fall to their death from a building.]

Everyone was tricked by the Ancient One.

She's definitely using this opportunity to retire and then latch onto Evergreen's coattails.

So this is the truth behind "learning magic on Mount Everest"?

Tony finally realized what was going on.

As mentioned in his diary before, Doctor Strange learned how to open portals on Mount Everest and almost froze to death.

Playboy even complained back then, "Is the learning method at Kamar-Taj really that exaggerated?"

After all that, it turns out that's not the case at all.

Judging from the tone of the diary, it's clear that Doctor Strange was simply too stupid, and the Ancient One couldn't teach him no matter what she tried, so she resorted to this "extreme teaching method."

That's a ruthless person!

However, judging from the results of this "extreme teaching method," it is clearly very good.

Doctor Strange not only successfully learned how to open portals, but also seems to have become a magical genius ever since.

"The spell to summon Dormammu?"

After a brief moment of internal grumbling, Tony was immediately drawn to this crucial piece of information.

And they were quite surprised.

The diary had already mentioned that Dormammu, the dimensional daemon, almost swallowed the Earth, but was ultimately defeated by Doctor Strange using time magic.

In the end, Dormammu's appearance on Earth was actually due to being summoned by someone.

Casillas?

So this guy is undoubtedly a supervillain, having even summoned a dimensional demon to Earth.

Tony had no idea why the other party did this, but he really wanted to go to Kamar-Taj to ask them if he had the chance.

Why would such a dangerous spell exist there?

Okay, even if you do have them, could you please keep them safe?

It's been stolen? That's way too exaggerated!

Kamar-Taj has been mentioned in the diary multiple times to date.

Although the descriptions are not extensive, the overall sophistication is fully established through the fragmented details between the lines.

But now that Tony looks at it, he feels that Kamar-Taj isn't actually that reliable.

How can anyone feel at ease when even a spell powerful enough to devour the Earth can be stolen?

Besides.

The diary has finally provided further spoilers regarding how the Ancient One died.

So he was killed by Casillas?

It looks like he fell from the building during the fight and died from the fall.

"Another death from a fall?"

Tony suddenly remembered.

When the other corrupted Doctor Strange assassinated his counterparts in other universes, didn't he use the same tactic?

What the hell is this?

Are the sorcerers of Kamar-Taj not resistant to falls?

(End of this chapter)