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

Chapter 279 Shocking Inside Story: The Great Multiverse War Has Already Erupted!

Swish!

In just a moment, Jarvis had a result.

A corresponding profile of a person was then projected onto the Playboy.

Tony looked around and saw that it was an ordinary-looking man.

His nose appears to have been injured, with noticeable scars.

There's nothing particularly special about it.

It's not just their appearance that's like that, but also their life story.

It can be summarized in one sentence.

This is just an ordinary person living an ordinary life, and has absolutely nothing to do with any supernatural events.

So Tony was genuinely curious.

How could someone like that become a time-altering entity?

How did they end up being arrested by TVA?

Tony really couldn't quite figure it out.

"Sir, should we keep an eye on him?"

Jarvis's voice rang out at that moment, seeking the Playboy's opinion.

"Keep an eye on him."

Although he knew there was a high chance he would be wasting his time and gain nothing, the playboy still made the decision.

In any case, this is currently the only known opportunity to get in touch with TVA.

"Also, check which novelists' names, pen names, studio names, or other related names can be abbreviated to OB."

After a pause, Tony gave the order to Jarvis again.

Swish!

Soon, Jarvis also projected the relevant information onto Playboy.

He was a middle-aged Asian man in his thirties or forties named Oropolos, a down-on-his-luck science fiction writer.

Or rather, a former science fiction writer.

Because this person has now changed careers and is working as a lecturer at a university.

It seems that writing novels was a dead end, and ultimately, I couldn't make a living from it.

As for any scientific achievements, Tony paid special attention, but there were none.

This person is just like Möbius, who sells motorcycles and yachts; there's absolutely nothing about him worth paying attention to.

Even so, Tony still ordered Jarvis to keep an eye on this Europolos.

Who told this person to also be a time-altering entity?

Besides that, there's Chief Justice Lavona.

Compared to OB and Möbius, this person is somewhat more difficult to investigate.

After all, the positions held by these TVA employees within TVA are quite different from their original professions.

Lavoir is a Supreme Court Justice in TVA, but what about outside of TVA?

Playboy, however, had no idea.

However, he is also the chief engineer, the special agent, and the grand mage.

Tony gained a deeper understanding of the internal structure of TVA.

Clearly, it's the same as the previous guesses.

The operation of the massive TVA system is indeed based on the functional system of modern society.

That's really down-to-earth.

[Lavona was really screwed over by the Remnant Kang, wasn't she?]

[During the multiverse war between the Remnant Kang and the other Kangs, she helped the Remnant Kang achieve victory.]

[And helped Kang, a survivor, establish TVA.]

[They had agreed to rule TVA together, but Kang, the survivor, erased her memories, forcing her to continue working as Kang's slave within TVA.]

After Kang, one of the survivors, was killed, Lavoir attempted to seize power but failed in her battle against Loki and his allies.

Ultimately, she was reset to the end of time, where the super monster Helios awaited her once again.

[This is truly a tragic figure.]

Tony's appetite was completely whetted by the diary in front of him.

He never imagined that this Supreme Court Justice, whom he hadn't paid much attention to, would be such an amazing person.

Surprisingly, during the chaotic battle across the multiverse, it helped Kang, one of the survivors, achieve victory!

This is not something that a single judge can do.

This Lavona either possesses exceptional military command skills or formidable personal strength.

In conclusion, no matter how you look at it, this is a formidable figure who can be counted among the top in the entire universe.

Although the diary doesn't provide much detail about this, it was a massive multiverse battle!

Putting everything else aside, just looking at the level and scale of this war is enough to explain the problem.

Not to mention, this is a war that broke out between the Kang people!

What level is Kang at?

There's no need to say more.

Therefore, there is no doubt that Lavona is no ordinary person.

Playboy was genuinely curious about who this Lavona really was in real life.

He gave Jarvis another order, instructing him to search all the Lavonas to see if he could find any targets that met the requirements.

But it's a pity.

"Sir, all the Lavonas are ordinary people, doing ordinary jobs. We haven't found any targets worth paying attention to yet."

Jarvis, however, gave this answer.

Tony was slightly disappointed, but not too surprised.

So he shrugged and decided to give up for the time being.

Come to think of it, someone at the TVA level isn't so easy to find out.

Playboy then temporarily turned his attention back to his diary.

He already knew that Kang, the survivor, established TVA to prevent his other variants from wreaking havoc on the universe.

But Tony really didn't expect that Kang's variants had already wreaked havoc on the universe once.

The conflict that erupted between Kang's variants and the Remnant Kang directly led to a massive multiverse war!

Kang and his ilk are truly a source of endless trouble.

It poses an enormous threat to the entire multiverse.

Tony realized this with increasing clarity.

Therefore, it seems that TVA is precisely the product of that chaotic multiverse war from who knows how many years ago.

Playboy now has a more detailed and accurate understanding of the historical background of TVA.

Tony also expressed deep sympathy for Lavona, Kang's thoughtful and helpful assistant.

The diary is right, this person is indeed quite pitiful.

He was betrayed by Kang, one of the survivors, and in the end, he suffered the tragic fate of being devoured by Helios.

Amidst the感慨 (feelings of deep emotion), Kang's true nature, as a survivor, was also laid bare before the playboy.

This guy is really not a good person.

"So this is the end of time!"

Nick Fury, standing in front of another diary, had a look of sudden realization on his face.

The diary mentions "The End of Time" several times.

This looks like a very important place within TVA, but it's actually like a garbage dump.

Even the severed head of the Tribunal for the Dead is included.

But the diary never gave a specific answer as to what this thing actually was.

Until now.

So, those people who were reset in TVA are teleported to a place like this?

Therefore, the previous guesses of the diary holders have been confirmed: the end of time is indeed a place.

To be precise, it's a place where the super monster Helios exists!

The so-called reset is actually to send everything on the time branch that you need to eliminate to the end of time, and then let that super monster devour it.

This is the truth at the end of time.

This is the truth about resetting!

Lu Dan finally understood the most crucial and fundamental question regarding TVA.

Besides that, it serves as a profound warning.

The fact that Loki stabbed Kang, one of the survivors, to death, causing the Holy Timeline to collapse, can be put aside for now.

After all, Loki has already put an end to this mess.

The other party sacrificed themselves to clean up this mess.

But the fact that Ant-Man and his family defeated Quantum Kang in the quantum realm, alarming Kang's committee, is truly unsettling.

The Kang Committee was alarmed.

Will those Kangs, like they did many years ago, once again cause a great war across the multiverse?

This is truly worrying.

From this perspective, Kang the Remnant is fundamentally inferior to Kang the Quantum.

At the very least, after Janet helped him repair the quantum time machine, Quantum Kang genuinely intended to fulfill the promise he made to Janet.

[He genuinely intends to take Janet away from the Quantum Realm; he has no intention of abandoning her after using her.]

[It was only because Janet accidentally witnessed Quantum Kang's destruction of countless parallel universes that she deliberately destroyed the time machine she had just repaired, and thus broke with Quantum Kang.]

[That's how Quantum Kang got trapped in the quantum realm.]

However, it must be said that the technology possessed by Quantumcom is truly terrifying.

[They conquered the quantum realm in such a short time.]

If it weren't for the fact that time operates according to its own rules within the quantum realm, rendering Quantum Kang's ability to control time unusable, who could possibly kill him?

"So this is the story between the Wasp and 'Quantum Kang'?"

The playboy shrugged slightly and sighed.

According to the information in the diary, Tony already knew that the relationship between the original Wasp Janet and Quantum Connor had changed from friendly to hostile.

Janet initially helped Quantum Con repair his time machine, but later they had a falling out.

This led to him constantly hiding in the quantum realm, evading Quantum Kang's capture.

However, the diary never mentioned the specific details, so Playboy and his ilk could not possibly deduce them.

Now, the diary has finally provided the answer.

So QuantumCon made such a promise to Janet?

To help them, leave the quantum realm!

So, is that why Janet helped Quantum Corn repair the time machine?

Because Janet also needs to leave the quantum realm using the quantum time machine.

According to the diary, Janet destroyed Quantum Kang's spaceship and broke with him after accidentally seeing his memories.

This means that Janet was clearly unaware of Quantum Kang's true identity when she "cooperated" with him.

This makes sense.

After all, if it weren't for the spoilers in the diary, Tony and the others would never have known about Kang, right?

As for Quantum Conquer destroying countless parallel universes, Playboy wasn't surprised at all.

After all, the diary had already mentioned it.

Quantum Kang and Legacy Kang actually do pretty much the same things.

Both methods aim to prevent the multiverse from colliding by shortening the timeline.

The methods they used seemed even more cruel and extreme than those of Kang, the survivor.

However, whether intentionally or unintentionally, QuantumCon chose to keep these things from Janet.

That's how they reached a cooperation agreement with Janet.

I don't know why Janet was able to accidentally access Quantum Kang's memories.

It's already incredible that memories can be seen by others, let alone unintentionally.

So what exactly did Janet do?

How could someone "unintentionally" manage to spy on other people's memories?

Regardless of how Janet managed it, the fact that she repaired the quantum time machine and peered into Quantum Kang's memories shows that Janet is no ordinary person.

She truly lives up to her reputation as the original Wasp.

Of course, Quantum Kang is even more complex.

The diary had already mentioned that the other party had been exiled to the quantum realm by the Kang Committee.

This means that everything about the other party is zero in the quantum realm.

But this "outsider" who started from scratch was able to directly conquer the quantum realm.

This is indeed something that not everyone can do.

There's also the matter of Ant-Man and others killing Quantum Kang.

In particular, it's quite laughable that Quantum Kang was defeated by a group of ants.

This caused QuantumCon's prestige in Tony's eyes to drop by more than one level.

But now, even the playboy has realized that he underestimated QuantumKang too early.

It turns out that Quantum Kang's ultimate move, time control, was actually suppressed in the quantum realm!

It's like having your wings clipped!

That's how Ant-Man and his crew got a good deal.

Otherwise, Ant-Man and his crew would have absolutely no chance of defeating Quantum Kang.

After all, the ability to control time is simply too overpowered.

For the vast majority of people, it's bug-level, crushing, and simply impossible to deal with.

Therefore, Kang, as another super boss in Marvel after Thanos, is ultimately quite formidable.

[Admittedly, he is just an Earthling with little combat ability, and in this respect, he cannot be compared to Thanos, who is of Eternal descent.]

But the technology Kang possessed was simply too astonishing.

If Thanos didn't have the Infinity Stones, specifically the Time Stone, he wouldn't be a match for Kang at all.

Even if you had the Time Stone, it might not be of any use.

[After all, Kang's technology comes from the 31st century, and it's capable of suppressing the power of the Infinity Stones.]

[Just like Kang, a survivor.]

In this short spoiler, Zhou Cheng, the owner of the diary, compares Kang and Thanos, two super bosses.

The conclusion is actually quite obvious: Zhou Cheng believes that Thanos is no match for Kang.

Playboy also largely agrees with this conclusion.

Indeed.

Tony could never know Kang's true strength or the extent of his technological equipment better than the owner of the diary.

But even if we disregard all of that, the fact that Kang was able to suppress the power of the Infinity Stones is enough to illustrate the point.

Thanos, that guy, spoiled a lot of things in his diary, and Playboy also learned a lot from Thor.

Therefore, Tony can confidently say that Thanos without the Infinity Gauntlet is nothing at all!

(End of this chapter)