Druids in Marvel

Alvin and the others watched the "super blockbuster" broadcast by Stark as if they were watching a movie...

Although he heard Odin's deafening roar, Alvin, who didn't know what happened, was still a little confused.

Who could make Odin angry like that?

Until the somewhat lost Frigga found their location...

Alvin listened to Frigga's narration of what had just happened. He was a little surprised as he watched the "Meteor Shower" that had been broadcast repeatedly on various TV stations around the world...

Looking at the strange look in Stark's eyes next to him, Alvin smiled helplessly and said: "There is a road to heaven if you don't take it, but there is no door to hell if you break in!

I don’t know if this sentence is correct or not...

But aren’t these Vanaheim guys too dedicated?

I just fucking saw grass starting to grow in the Sahara Desert!"

Frigga glanced at Alvin tiredly and said, "Frey has entered a dead end because of his 'pride' and 'despair'..."

We didn't expect that his reaction would be so decisive. Odin and I talked with him for a long time, and we thought he recognized our idea, but in the end..."

Alvin looked at Frigga with some sympathy and said, "Can you tell me what your 'ideas' are?

You never told me that you have detailed plans to deal with the crisis...

Maybe I can help, we are friends!"

Frigga smiled bitterly and shook his head, saying: "Odin's idea is to fight until the last moment, and then see what 'way to survive' those 'immortals' leave for us?

I originally thought that Odin was just wishful thinking. I just hoped that you could hold Thor and Loki and the last blood of Asgard at the last moment.

but……"

As he spoke, Frigga raised his head and glanced at the black ceiling above his head, and said with a wry smile: "The ancient gods of Egypt have found a way out...

If those gods can be 'forgiven', we will definitely have a chance!

It's just that this 'opportunity' is a bit too cruel for Asgard..."

Alvin thought for a while and said, "I personally don't believe in the so-called fate, but what you just said is a bit too mysterious..."

As he spoke, Alvin glanced at Stark, and he said hesitantly: "The incident with the witch caused the ancient Egyptian god to be 'resurrected' from Ethan Hunter...

The collective fall of Vanaheim allowed the earth to receive ‘nourishment’ and regain its confidence...

What does this mean other than that those people’s brain circuits are abnormal?

How could those long-lost ‘immortals’ be able to see what the earth will be like tens of thousands of years from now?”

Stark took a deep look at Frigga who looked sad, then shook his head and said: "I don't know..."

Alvin didn't realize what was strange about Stark, but Frigga had some feelings. She looked at Alvin tiredly and said: "I'm going back. Thor and Loki disappeared at the same time. Now

Asgard needs me..."

As he spoke, Frigga looked around at Steve and the others who were silent, and said with a wry smile: "You are lucky..."

It wasn't until Frigga was picked up by the Rainbow Bridge that Alvin looked at Stark strangely and said, "I rarely hear you say 'don't know' to me. What's wrong with you?"

Stark nodded silently after hearing this, and after thinking for a while, he said: "I don't know what I feel is right?

If the so-called "freedom" and "destiny" really exist, then they are the ones playing the game now...

Everything happening now seems to herald the rise of the earth.

Asgard's position will become very awkward at this time..."

Stark said with a strange expression: "Alvin, I know you sympathize with Frigga and the others...

But without you, what do you think Asgard's attitude towards the earth would be like?

I acknowledge Asgard's great achievements in protecting the entire solar system in the past, but if humans want to truly rise, a complete Asgard will be an obstacle that we cannot avoid..."

Alvin looked at Stark in surprise, who seemed to suddenly become a "conspirator", and he said incredulously: "You actually regard Asgard as an obstacle?

Man, at least Frigga, Thor and the others are our friends..."

Stark waved his hand after hearing this and said: "Of course I know they are our friends!

But the prophecy was there, and they firmly believed in the so-called 'Twilight of the Gods' prophecy.

If you also believe this, and believe that the rise of the earth is related to this, you have to believe that the decline of Asgard actually made way for the rise of mankind...

Of course they are friends, but if this is part of the 'game'..."

Alvin shook his head silently after hearing this. He thought for a long time before saying: "I don't know if your so-called 'game' exists, and I don't care if Asgard's attitude is because of me.

changes that occurred.

They have the great merit of protecting for thousands of years...

Acknowledging the ‘greatness’ of others should not be an obstacle to our progress!

I still don’t believe that those ‘fairies’ can see so far, making it seem like I’m just a supporting role...

If they are really omnipotent, what do they need us to do?"

As he spoke, Alvin shook his head helplessly and said, "Do you know what I just heard Frigga say about Odin's decision to fight until the end? What was his only thought?

Odin is a warrior at heart, and the warriors of Asgard will follow their king and fight until the end!

I can't possibly watch them shed their last drop of blood for us and then kick them away as a stumbling block..."

Stark shrugged his shoulders and said with a smile: "Then what are you going to do?"

Alvin smiled and said: "It should be what are we going to do?"

Steve, who had been silent, nodded heavily and said, "That's right, we have no tradition of abandoning allies..."

Steve said with a somewhat solemn expression: "You are always discussing the game of 'freedom' and 'destiny', and those are not things we should consider.

If we are a little lazy, things may slip into unknown directions.

You seem to have never thought about what the collapse of Vanaheim means?

Without a powerful army on the front line of the solar system, will the war situation on the dwarf planet Nidvenir develop as we expected?

Will the nine realms ruled by Asgard always be so peaceful?"

Alvin listened and nodded with a smile, and said: "Our participation in the war has been decided long ago. Maybe after the flies here are solved, Stark's vanguard can leave early!"

As he spoke, Alvin looked at Stark and said with a smile: "Man, are your robots and Avengers ready?"