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

Chapter 261 Nick Fury, the universe's most filial son, called out for his mother even in his dying moments.

The more Playboy thought about it, the more absurd it seemed.

After all, the sorcerers of Kamar-Taj have established a rather high level of prestige, and opening portals seems to be just basic stuff for them.

You can even open a portal to another dimension, how could you possibly die from a fall due to a spatial factor?

Not to mention the Ancient One.

Not only have they mastered the power of space, they've also mastered the power of time.

Of course.

What Tony didn't expect was that the Time Stone wasn't actually in the Ancient One's possession during the battle with Kaecilius.

Instead, Doctor Strange took it.

However, even if she still had the Time Stone, the Ancient One wouldn't easily use a "weapon" of that level.

After all, that thing is practically a nuclear weapon.

Kamar-Taj will not be used unless it is a matter of utmost urgency.

[It's tough on Strange; he'll have to shoulder the heavy burden of Kamar-Taj from now on.]

[Having just taken office, he already has to deal with a dimensional demon of Dormammu's caliber.]

[Having resolved this enormous problem, they now had to deal with the Obsidian Five, who were after the gems.]

This is a true StarCraft pro.

Ebony Maw easily overpowered Doctor Strange; if it weren't for Spider-Man and Iron Man's intervention, Doctor Strange's fate would have been uncertain.

[I really have to thank I've watched so many Spider-Man movies, otherwise even if Iron Man and Spider-Man teamed up, it would be difficult to defeat Ebony Maw.]

"The Obsidian Five!"

Tony's expression began to turn serious.

The diary had mentioned this word a long time ago, but without much description.

Aside from knowing that this was a group of interstellar bigwigs, Playboy couldn't obtain any further information.

However, after sharing relevant information with Thor some time ago, all the Avengers, including Tony, knew that these were some of Thanos's generals.

According to Thor, the Black Order were all renowned and powerful warriors before they joined Thanos.

However, one of them, known as "Supergiant," has been dead for many years.

Therefore, the current Black Order actually consists of only four people.

But none of those four people should be underestimated.

And now?

The diary also provides more specific information.

Ebony Maw actually ravaged Doctor Strange!

The diary clearly states that it was Doctor Strange who defeated Domam!

Isn't that a bit too astonishing?

Whether it was the diary or the intelligence from Thor's side, Tony already knew that Ebony Maw was very powerful.

But I didn't expect it to be this strong.

Judging from the tone of the diary, even if Tony Stark and Spider-Man teamed up, the other party didn't think the outcome of this battle would be good.

This further demonstrates the immense power of Ebony Throat.

But what does all this have to do with Spider-Man watching a lot of movies?

???

A few question marks involuntarily appeared on Tony's forehead.

So, in that battle, Spider-Man defeated Ebony Maw precisely because he had watched a lot of movies?

Wait!

Could it be that Spider-Man imitated a scene from a movie, or was inspired by a movie, and then used it to fight Ebony Maw?

Isn't this a bit too frivolous?

But then Tony thought about it again and couldn't say anything more; Spider-Man was still a kid.

[Corvus Glaive goes without saying; he instantly killed Vision.]

[While there was an element of surprise attack involved, considering Vision's incredible stats, this result is actually quite impressive.]

[Even the fact that Corvus Glaive could approach Vision silently and stab him without being noticed by Vision is itself a testament to his strength.]

[Especially Vision's Mind Stone attack, which Corvus Glaive can completely defend against.]

However, Corvus Glaive's legendary blade could inflict fatal damage on Vision, rendering him unable to control his body.

If they were to actually fight, it's really hard to say who would win.

[But the fact that such a powerful general as Corvus Glaive was instantly killed by the captain of the Wakanda Royal Guard in the Endgame is just...unbelievable.]

Corvus Glaive VS Vision!

Playboy showed great interest in, or rather, paid close attention to, this battle.

After all, this is an important reference for evaluating Corvus Glaive.

Judging from the description in the diary, Vision undoubtedly lost this battle.

The main reason is that Corvus Glaive appeared silently next to Vision and stabbed him.

Considering Vision's overpowered programming, the Mind Stone, and his full vibranium body...

Well, the diary is not wrong, and that in itself is quite telling.

It's impossible to do something like this without some serious skills.

Besides.

The fact that Corvus Glaive was able to withstand the Mind Stone's attack speaks volumes.

Those are Infinity Stones!

In particular, Tony and the other Avengers had fought alongside Vision.

Everyone knows how powerful the Mind Stone on Vision's forehead is.

Almost nothing can stop it; it can even cut through vibranium.

However, it was defended by Corvus Glaive.

Regardless of how they did it, it is enough to demonstrate their formidable strength.

As for the opponent's peerless blade, it could cause Vision to lose control of his body and so on.

Although it's unclear what happened yet, it undeniably demonstrated Corvus Glaive's power.

Without a doubt, Corvus Glaive is worthy of the prestige created by his diary.

This is indeed a powerful interstellar individual.

Can……

Such a powerful interstellar warrior was instantly defeated by the captain of Wakanda's royal guard?

He was instantly defeated by an Earth woman?

Playboy doesn't mean to look down on women, but the captain of Wakanda's Royal Guard is clearly just an ordinary person!

Here I have to mention something.

After so much time, Lu Dan has long since figured out the ins and outs of Wakanda.

It unveiled the mystery of Wakanda.

Lu Dan even found out that T'Challa is the next Black Panther of Wakanda, and extended an invitation to T'Challa, wanting to bring him into the Avengers.

Of course.

The same thing that Lu Dan had already done to Scott Lang, who had become Ant-Man.

Unfortunately, both T'Challa and Scott Lang completely declined the invitation to braised eggs.

One of them had absolutely no interest, while the other was busy repairing his relationship with his daughter.

I have no interest in being an Avenger.

Therefore, the Avengers are aware of certain aspects of the situation in Wakanda.

That's why Tony was so surprised by this spoiler.

How was Corvus Glaive killed so easily by an ordinary person?

It's a real shame about Vision.

[Such a powerful, overpowered character was crippled by Corvus Glaive.]

[He was completely insignificant in the battle against Thanos, contributing absolutely nothing, and ultimately met a pathetic end.]

Doctor Strange was essentially a background character in Endgame, doing absolutely nothing except stopping the flood.

[At least during the Infinity War, he fought a major battle with Thanos on Titan.]

[He's not even as good as Nick Fury, who retired from the scene long ago.]

[Before they were completely wiped out, they managed to call in Captain Marvel, such a powerful ally.]

pity!

It's such a pity!

Tony wholeheartedly agreed.

He himself is the creator of Vision, so he is very aware of Vision's power.

If they were to fight Thanos, they would absolutely be a very important fighting force.

Didn't the diary mention before that after Vision was possessed by Ultron, he was instantly killed even by Thanos, who had multiple Infinity Stones?

Although Vision at that time could no longer be called Vision and should be called Ultron, this is still a very important reference.

After all, Ultron at that time was using Vision's body.

In other words, the hardware configuration is exactly the same.

The only difference is the software program.

So if Ultron could defeat Thanos in an instant, it means that Vision could absolutely do the same thing!

Without a doubt, if Vision had truly participated in this battle, the Infinity War would not have been so devastating.

It's even uncertain whether they can defeat Thanos.

Unfortunately, Vision was crippled by Corvus Glaive, and ultimately died after Thanos pried out the Infinity Stones, which is quite tragic.

So what about Doctor Strange?

Such a powerful fighting force, in the final battle, was actually resisting a flood?

Playboy was speechless; he had no idea what to say.

waste.

That's such a waste.

Regardless, this is the Archmage of Kamar-Taj, a god on Titan capable of taking on Thanos single-handedly.

Although it ultimately failed, its impact on the war was undeniable.

If they could truly participate in the war, they would certainly be able to significantly turn the tide of the battle.

As a result, they were held up by the flood!

So, is the battlefield of the final battle somewhere by a river or some water?

As for Nick Fury summoning Captain Marvel, Tony wasn't too surprised.

After all, he already knew about the relationship between Captain Marvel and Nick Fury, and also about their "agreement":

If Earth encounters an emergency, you can call on grandmas for help.

And Nick Fury did indeed do that during Infinity War.

The information revealed in the diary and the actual situation suddenly became consistent and coherent.

However, it's truly touching that Nick Fury called out for his mother in his final moments before turning to dust.

[He must be Marvel's number one filial son, right?]

No, the most filial son in Marvel should be Shang-Chi. He knew perfectly well that his father was only being manipulated by the Soul Eater, yet he still decided to kill him.

Xu Wenwu has truly raised a good son.

[I just don't understand why the Ten Rings, which has followed Xu Wenwu for over a thousand years, suddenly switched allegiance to Shang-Chi.]

[The key issue is that this recognition of ownership is only half complete; Xu Wenwu and Shang Qi, father and son, each control one of the five rings.]

[Each player, armed with five rings, engages in a firefight.]

[Did Shi Huan add fuel to the fire because he thought the fight between the father and son wasn't exciting enough?]

???

what's going on?

What the hell!

Nick Fury was completely stunned.

For a moment, he couldn't even tell whether the diary was describing a fact or teasing him about his big braised egg.

His giant egg turning to ashes is no problem; it's undoubtedly Thanos snapping his fingers during the Infinity War.

But what was the story behind him calling out for his mother before he died?

Putting aside the fact that Nick Fury's relationship with his parents was just so-so, it wasn't exactly a case of a loving mother and a filial son.

Especially after he joined S.H.I.E.L.D., he was so busy all the time that he had long since become estranged from his parents.

And what's even more crucial is that his parents have been dead for a long time!

Lu Dan didn't even shed a tear at his mother's funeral.

As a result, many years after his mother died, when he faced death, he called out to his mother.

This is something Nick Fury would never do!

This is definitely not him!

I'm still very certain about braised eggs.

And look at the comments below, like "Marvel's number one filial son," that's clearly a joke, isn't it?

Yes, that must be it!

So, what exactly did I say before I died that made Zhou Cheng, the owner of that diary, tease me like that?

Nick Fury began to think deeply.

Unfortunately, without God's perspective, he could never have imagined that what he actually said was "Ma'am fuck".

As a result of the snap of his fingers, he vanished into thin air after saying "Mama."

However, what he said before he died was ultimately just a trivial matter.

Since Nick Fury hadn't figured it out, he didn't dwell on it any longer.

I turned my attention back to my diary.

His expression also began to become serious.

Because the diary started to reveal important information about the "Ten Rings".

The ten-ring item was mentioned in my diary before.

Although its origin is not clearly stated, it has been mentioned that the main universe was split off from Nezha's divine artifact, the Universe Ring.

In Chinese mythology and legends, Nezha is considered to be of very high status.

He is absolutely no less than Thor.

With the help of the Ten Rings, Shang-Chi was able to defeat even monsters of the Soul Eater level.

Nick Fury naturally knew exactly what level of achievement the 10-ring was.

They even conducted a lengthy investigation into it, but found nothing and that was that.

Now, the diary has once again revealed some important information about the tenth ring.

Is it only half-recognition of the Lord?

You can play it like this?

It has to be said that Nick Fury was genuinely surprised by this.

He originally thought the ten rings were a single unit.

Now it seems, isn't it true?

Since the ten rings can recognize one person as their master, then the five rings should recognize that one person as their master.

Does that mean that each of the ten rings has "autonomous initiative"?

In other words, you don't need to get all ten rings; you can use it by getting just one or a few rings.

Currently, the prerequisite is that they must recognize the Lord.

So, how can one make the ten-ring recognize its owner?

This was crucial intelligence that Nick Fury was highly concerned about, but unfortunately, the diary didn't mention it at all.

(End of this chapter)