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

The diary also mentions it.

After being captured by the Ultimate Team in Thor, Norway, Thor once again clashed with the Ultimate Team members.

The immediate cause of the fight was that his lover had been killed!

Although the diary doesn't provide details, Tony can still guess the answer.

Loki will surely pin Valkyrie's death on the Ultimate Team, just as he had Black Widow kill Hawkeye's family and then frame Captain America.

Only in this way can Thor be enraged and another battle be waged.

So here's the question.

Thor's imprisonment in Orhala by Hela was a crucial part of this plan.

Does that mean Hela is also a pawn of Loki?

Or is Hela also Loki's accomplice?

If that's the case, then things will become much more complicated.

After all, Hela is also a powerful figure in Norse mythology, the famous goddess of death!

In mythology, they are in charge of the underworld and also govern aging and disease!

Of course.

After witnessing Thor's real-life example, Ultimate Tony also realized that the true identities of these guys should deviate from the myths and legends.

For example, the diary mentions that Hela controls Orhala, not the underworld.

Even so, Hela has always kept Thor confined to her territory!

Thor was forced to agree to his conditions before the other party was released.

Without a doubt, Thor is no match for Hela!

Even if there are some discrepancies with the myths and legends, Hela is still an incredibly powerful figure, and that is an indisputable fact.

Thinking about this made Ultimate Tony feel increasingly overwhelmed.

Ultimately, however, the blame lies with Mr. Fantastic Reed; after all, he destroyed Asgard.

[You have to understand that Reed was already incredibly powerful to begin with; imagine what he would become after a thousand years of evolution—it's terrifying to even think about.]

Even a divine realm like Asgard couldn't stop the Children of Tomorrow under its command.

Not only was everyone in Asgard wiped out, but the World Tree was also destroyed, leaving only Thor and his father!

Even Thor, due to the destruction of Asgard, was reduced to a mortal once more!

Poor Thor, even in a different universe, he still couldn't avoid the destruction of Asgard.

Destroy Asgard?

Did you make a mistake!

In the 199999 universe, Thor's brows immediately furrowed deeply, even resembling an old chrysanthemum blooming in late autumn.

Who owes whom in Asgard?

Why do people always want to destroy Asgard?

Is Ragnarok truly Asgard's inescapable fate?

In his own universe, Thor originally released the fire giants to fight Hela, which led to the destruction of Asgard.

In another universe, Hela's identity changed; she was still the mother of her own child, so they shouldn't be so opposed to each other anymore.

But this result remains unchanged!

Even without Hela as an enemy, Asgard was still destroyed by someone else.

And the destroyer was none other than Mr. Fantastic Reed!

Thor was quite familiar with this person; he had mentioned him in his diary before.

In Universe 838, he was directly killed by the corrupted Wanda using her dream-walking ability.

Moreover, Reed also exists in his own universe, only he is not Mr. Fantastic.

However, the other party did provide some important assistance to everyone. Putting aside other things, the other party can be said to have made a great contribution to the birth of Vision.

He could be called a superhero.

In the next universe, is it really this kind of guy who destroyed Asgard?

Why would Reed attack Asgard?

Furthermore, the fact that Reed had undergone a thousand years of evolution left Thor feeling even more bewildered.

Could it be that Reed in another universe wasn't from Earth?

Otherwise, how could they possibly live for a thousand years?

No, the word "evolution" is wrong. Even if a person has a long lifespan, they won't evolve just like that, right?

Putting everything else aside, Thor has lived for 1,500 years and he still looks the same.

Where has it evolved even a little?

Of course.

After 1,500 years of warfare, Thor's strength is indeed much greater than before.

But clearly, the evolution mentioned in the diary is not this kind of natural growth, right?

So what exactly happened with Reed?

"Children of Tomorrow"

This word immediately caught Thor's attention.

Just by looking at the name, Thor couldn't guess whether it referred to an individual or an organization.

However, since the other party had wiped out Asgard, Thor subconsciously felt that this must be an organization.

If one person could do such a thing, wouldn't that be a bit too abnormal?

Even his own father, Odin, at the height of his power, could not do such a thing.

Not to mention, they even destroyed the World Tree!

What exactly is Reed trying to do?

Although Asgard is the center of the World Tree, the World Tree connects all nine realms.

Destroying the World Tree would have a tremendous impact on the Nine Realms, a devastating blow.

What exactly is Reed's purpose?

Why would someone do such a thing?

However, Thor immediately understood why his other son wanted to attack Earth.

Most likely it's to get revenge on Reed, right?

The diary says that this matter can be entirely blamed on Reed.

But how did that other self become a mortal after Asgard was destroyed?

Could it be that the other party's divine power has some connection with Asgard?

It's as if the opponent's divine power comes from Asgard!

"What has Reed done now?!"

The ultimate Tony of the 1610 universe was completely speechless.

It was as if I had just truly come to know Reed.

In Ultimate Tony's memory, Reed was just a very low-key and talented young man, nothing more.

But after the diary revealed the final spoilers, Tony realized that he had underestimated his opponent.

This person was far more talented than he had imagined; in fact, he astonished Ultimate Tony.

As for the other party destroying Asgard, Tony, having no idea of ​​the cause and effect, makes no comment.

But did Reed really live for a thousand years?

Are you kidding me!

Yes, Ultimate Tony admits that Reed is indeed a genius, a world-class super scientist.

But is the other party able to break the lifespan limit?

You've lived for a thousand years! How did you do that?

Is this really something that human technology can achieve?

As far as Ultimate Tony knows, countless organizations, both official and unofficial, have invested a great deal of energy and time in trying to replicate Captain America's serum.

But they have never succeeded.

Although technology is already very advanced, there are still some shortcomings in the exploration of the human body.

Even though Captain America is the only one in the world, and he has lived for over a hundred years, he is just aging more slowly.

At most, their lifespan is two or three hundred years, and it's impossible for them to live to be over a thousand years old.

That guy Reed is really something else.

No, actually, the real culprit should be the planet devourer!

If it weren't for this guy's threat, how could Kang, the future conqueror, have traveled through time to find Reed?

[If Reed hadn't caused so much trouble and become a major villain.]

[This universe is truly tragic; it's been targeted by planet devourers time and time again.]

If I remember correctly, the Galactus should arrive for the first time soon, right?

It's a bit of a shame that the Vision spaceship, which was heading to Earth to warn it, was damaged and crashed in Tunguska.

[Haha, the infamous Tunguska event was actually caused by a hallucination!]

Planet Eater!

Tony from the 199999 universe immediately became serious.

He was no stranger to the Planet Eater; his diary had mentioned him several times.

This guy is one of the five creator gods!

Although, based on various clues, this creator god doesn't seem to be that high-class.

It was even shrunk by Cable using Pym particles, so it can be dealt with.

But in any case, this is the creator god!

It's an existence capable of devouring planets!

Whether Galactus would devour Earth in his own universe is unknown to Tony, since the diary never mentioned it.

Therefore, the playboy subconsciously believed that this matter should not happen.

But unexpectedly, in the universe 1610, the planet devourer really set its sights on Earth!

This instantly filled Tony with boundless anxiety about another universe.

Someone at this level is simply beyond the capabilities of superheroes, right?

Even the most top-tier and most extraordinary beings!

It seems that Tony can't think of any other way except to collect all the Infinity Stones!

This is truly a huge problem for the universe next door.

"Kang the Conqueror?"

Looking further down, a familiar name came into view again, surprising Tony once more.

So it turns out that Reed's destruction of Asgard was actually related to Kang the Conqueror?

The diary mentions that Conqueror Kang traveled back in time.

So, all the things Reed did were to change the future?

Furthermore, the diary also states that Conqueror Kang sought out Reed because of the threat of Planet Eater.

So, does that mean that Reed created the Child of Tomorrow and destroyed Asgard in order to deal with Galactus?

What does this even mean?!

It's a complete mess.

Tony was trying to come up with a clear idea, a logical storyline.

Unfortunately, the attempt failed due to a lack of intelligence.

The only conclusion he could draw at this point was that Reed's actions were orchestrated by Kang the Conqueror and were also connected to Galactus.

That's it!

Based on the clues we've uncovered so far, it seems that Kang the Conqueror isn't a villain in this universe, but rather a good guy!

Playboy couldn't help but chuckle.

The universe next door is truly an interesting one.

Superheroes and supervillains are all very different from their own universe!

While marveling at the situation, Tony was quickly provoked again.

It could even be said that they were severely provoked.

What the hell?

It's one thing for a planet devourer to have its eye on Earth in a neighboring universe, but it's another one?

The daily summary is right, isn't this universe just too tragic?

How exactly did they provoke an entity of the Galactus level?

Make the other party "visit" Earth one after another!

Since this has happened one after another, another natural conclusion can be drawn.

The Galactus was defeated the previous times it tried to devour Earth!

Otherwise, how could there have been the subsequent devouring?

It seems the superheroes in the next universe are also incredibly powerful.

There's one thing: the Vision from the other universe seems to have a completely different identity from the one in my own universe.

Vision, from his own universe, was created by a group of superheroes and Ultron working together.

Of course, this refers to the original storyline.

But in the next universe, it seems like this is an alien?

It's flying to Earth, and it's a spaceship or something, so there shouldn't be any doubt about it, right?

I wonder what kind of alien Vision is, that he knew in advance that Galactus would "visit" Earth and even went to warn Earth.

"Galactic devourer?"

Ultimate Tony in Universe 1610, like Tony next door, was severely stimulated.

Even seeing the name of Galactus was a painful blow.

Goodness, this must just be a nickname, right?

It's impossible to say that this guy could actually devour a planet, right?

Ultimate Tony instinctively refused to believe that such an exaggerated and terrifying existence could possibly exist in the world.

Even a god couldn't possibly devour a planet!

This isn't just nonsense, it's an absolutely outrageous lie.

Even so, this planet devourer is certainly not a simple character.

This can be seen from the example of Kang the Conqueror traveling back in time.

Although Ultimate Tony doesn't know the specific relationship between Kang the Conqueror and Galactus.

But there's no doubt that Kang the Conqueror traveled through time to deal with Galactus, right?

This conqueror Kang, who can travel through time, is no ordinary person!

But why did he approach Reed?

Could the other person be someone Reed knows?

Ultimate Tony fell into deep thought, but for the time being, he couldn't come to any definite conclusion.

Not only Kang the Conqueror, but Vision as well.

Aside from the fact that the other party is an alien, Ultimate Tony couldn't draw any further conclusions.

"The Tunguska event?"

"So this is the truth behind the Tunguska event!"

Soon, a look of surprise appeared on Ultimate Tony's face.

Ultimate Tony Stark was naturally aware of the Tunguska event, a world-renowned "unsolved mystery."

Since the massive explosion in 1908, the scientific community has conducted extensive research on it.

Various theories have emerged, including meteorite impact theory, antimatter theory, ice body theory, comet impact theory, and so on.

But no one has ever been able to give a specific and accurate answer.

Ultimate Tony never expected that it was this alien named Vision who was responsible. (End of Chapter)