A crossover movie viewing experience, kicking off Marvel's Endgame.

"It's nothing, it's just..."

"Bang! Crack!"

[Before Ogata Rizu could finish speaking, they heard something hit the roof of the car, and then the object fell to the ground.]

"It seems...it seems to be one person."

"Quick, get the first-aid kit!"

[Dr. Nariyuki Yuiga, leaning against the window, looked through the car window at the things on the ground and said.]

The people in the car immediately got out, guessing that this guy was probably the unlucky fellow who had been swept into the sky by the tornado created by this strange phenomenon.

"Thank goodness, he's not dead. Wait a minute!"

[Having some first aid knowledge, Yuiga Nariyuki quickly leaned down to check on the man lying on the ground. He found that the man's breathing was still steady, and there wasn't a single scratch on his body, not even a dent or twist. It was as if he had simply been lying there.]

Although it's unclear exactly how high the tornado carried this guy, judging from the sound and the extent of the dents in their car roofs, the height was definitely not low. Yet, despite all that, the guy in front of us is completely unharmed.

"Is this the scene when Thor descended to Earth? But it doesn't feel like he came voluntarily; it's more like he was exiled."

"Were they exiled by Asgard?"

Kyotaro Ichikawa said, rubbing his bangs.

406: Humanity is not alone in the universe (referring to the Trisolarans next door, haha).

After all, we know from watching "The Avengers" that Thor is a rather arrogant character. So, judging from Thor's entrance, he either floats in the sky with his hammer and his cape fluttering in the wind, or he makes a classic superhero entrance.

But neither was it, nor was it a cooler or more stylish way to make an entrance. Instead, it was as if he had been thrown directly off Asgard and happened to land on Dr. Nariyuki Yuiga's car.

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"Given Thor's personality, this kind of entrance could already be considered a black mark on his record, or rather, it shouldn't just be Thor."

"I estimate that most of the gods could be considered to have a dark history if we consider Thor's debut."

Yuta Togashi said that, after all, Thor's entrance was indeed quite low-class to some extent. What might be even more low-class than that is Loki being hit by the Hulk.

[W region, 965 BC.]

[A voice, like an old man reading a bedtime story to a child, begins.]

"Humanity once accepted a simple truth."

"They are not alone in this universe."

"Some places are the home of God in their hearts."

[Below, in District W (not yet called District W), even though it's midnight, the people here aren't at home sleeping. Instead, they're all carrying torches and coming out of their houses, looking up at the distance with fear on their faces.]

"In other places, they lived in fear, for in a cold, dark land lived a herd of frost giants."

[As the narration began, a storm identical to the one that struck Thor during his first arrival on Earth flashed across a small island in the distance. When the storm subsided, a large group of frost giants stood on the island. The leader of the frost giants held a box with a ghostly blue hue. With a wave of his hand, a violent surge of cold air erupted from the box, instantly freezing the ocean in front of them into a thick layer of ice. Ships on the sea were instantly torn apart by the cold air and turned into ice sculptures.]

The cold wave continued its advance, instantly turning human tribes into dust. People fled in panic, screams echoing through the air. Then, all of humanity was transformed into ice sculptures by the cold wave. Following this, a large group of frost giants launched their first invasion of the human world.

"Holding the Casket of Ice, the artifact of their Frost Giant race, they threaten to plunge the human world into a new Ice Age."

"Guess what? House prices in District W have started to fall."

Kazuma Sato said, holding his phone, "The reason why housing prices in District W have plummeted is because the first stop of the Frost Giants' invasion of Earth, as shown on the screen, was in District W. If the Frost Giants were to return one day, those living in District W would be the first to die."

Such an invisible threat will naturally lead to a drop in housing prices.

"What's the use of worrying? Even if it falls, we'll still have to live in District W. And it's not like District W is the first stable stop for the Frost Giants' invasion, is it?"

Zhuge Cong said that although that's true, the housing prices in District W will still drop, but it won't affect him.

"I never imagined that the Frost Giants had ever invaded Earth?"

"It seems you're not familiar with the mythological epics of Thor's lineage."

Sato Kazuma looked at Zhuge Cong and said.

"Oh, it seems you know?"

"No, I don't know either."

Sato and Mari said confidently.

"Back then, it must have been the Asgardian gods who saved Earth. Otherwise, given Earth's strength at that time, the Frost Giants probably wouldn't have needed the artifact, the Casket of Ice. Their own abilities alone would have been enough to sweep across Earth."

As Kirito looked at the physique of the Frost Giant in the light screen, Zhuge Cong agreed with what Kirito said.

It's important to understand that while the Frost Giants aren't skilled in hand-to-hand combat, they still manage to pose a significant challenge to the people of Asgard because they possess superhuman strength and resistance to physical damage.

The Frost Giants' flesh and bones are about three times denser than similar human tissue, contributing to their superhuman strength and weight, and they are also exceptionally long-lived.

"However, humanity doesn't need to worry; they don't have to face the threat of the Frost Giants alone."

A beam of seven-colored light descended from the sky onto Earth, and the Frost Giants' expressions turned serious upon seeing it, for a troublesome opponent had arrived.

"I know this one, it's the Rainbow Bridge."

Seeing the seven-colored beams of light descending from the sky through the light screen, Fujiwara Chika said excitedly, "In the mythological epics of Thor's faction, the Rainbow Bridge is quite famous."

As the seven-colored beam of light vanished, what appeared before the Frost Giants was Odin, the Allfather, whose eyes were now fully open, whose long white beard was intact, whose helmet was adorned with an eagle and whose body was clad in golden armor, whose spear Gungnir was wielded, and whose wrist wore the golden rings of Dropnir.

Behind Odin stood many Asgardian warriors, also clad in eagle helmets and golden armor. As the saying goes, enemies meeting are bound to be furious, and the Frost Giants' king, looking at Odin, had bloodshot eyes—no, the Frost Giants were known for their red eyes.

The scene of the two armies facing off was shattered the next second. The Frost Giants charged towards the Asgardian gods, who fearlessly met them head-on. A fierce battle ensued.

Why did they resort to the most primitive method of hand-to-hand combat?

Looking at the scene of the Asgardian gods and the Frost Giants fighting on the screen, Light Yagami said that although magic was used, Light Yagami still felt something was strange. It was as if Zhuge Cong had disabled the weapon system on his Iron Man armor and was only fighting the enemy with his fists and feet.

The armor's flight ability is like the magic used by the two warring races in the light screen. It's not that important, since they rely on hand-to-hand combat and flying would prevent them from hitting the other side. But it's also quite important, since you can use flight to dodge attacks and increase the power of your attacks.

This is also why Light Yagami felt something was strange and somewhat out of place.

According to Light Yagami's idea, the battle between the Asgardian gods and the Frost Giants should, to say the least, be quite "spectacular".

"Perhaps I lack experience and have limitations."

Light Yagami also attributed this sense of incongruity to the limitations of his own thinking.

407: Flat Earth Theory - Directly observe the gypsum.

"Our army has driven the Frost Giants back to their lair, Jotunheim."

"The Frost Clan suffered extremely heavy losses."

[A gigantic, all-seeing blue, not the deep blue of the sea, but the dark blue of frost.]

"Finally, the Frost Clan's king fell."

[At this moment, Jotunheim was still shrouded in an eternal blizzard, and inside the Frost Clan's palace, the Frost King lay on the ground as a defeated warrior, a golden spear pointed directly at his throat.]

The one wielding the spear was none other than Odin, the Allfather, though Odin himself was not in good condition at the moment; one of his eyes was severely injured, and it was likely that he would not see the sun tomorrow.

"Furthermore, the Frost Clan's energy source and their prized possession, the Frost Casket, was also taken away."

A beam of seven-colored light shone from Jotunheim, carrying Odin and his warriors from Asgard away.

"With the end of the final great battle, we left the other worlds and returned to our home, the eternal kingdom of Asgard."

A paradise-like kingdom appeared in the Milky Way, with enormous clouds enveloping Asgard, whose shape roughly resembled the Milky Way galaxy.

Even within the universe, Asgard possesses both skies and oceans. Asgard is like a vast flat surface; both sides are Asgardian territory. Being on the other side means falling down, while being on top means floating.

The architectural style of Asgard, like their armor, is a noble, golden color, and it boasts many high-tech buildings. The Asgardians don't just develop technology; they wield both.

The various high-tech buildings make it look less like a magical kingdom and more like a highly advanced technological civilization.

Furthermore, Asgard practices harmony between humanity and nature; vast forests surround its cities. Asgardians don't need to alter the terrain when building cities because of their magic, technology, and individual physical abilities; they are not troubled by plateaus or depressions.

The most eye-catching feature, however, is a massive palace located in the heart of Asgard, the residence of Odin, the Allfather.

"Asgard is not a planet but a... kingdom."

"It's like that saying again."

Looking at the beautiful, seemingly fictional kingdom of Asgard on the light screen, Radiant Moon suddenly remembered something he had seen online before. He immediately searched for it online, but it was very simple; he just opened his phone and found it.

“Oh, Flat Earth said.”

As for why Subaru saw it as soon as he went online, it was because the sight of Asgard on the screen got those guys who insisted on believing that Earth was actually flat-earth excited.

There were various opinions, one of which caught Subaru's eye.

"The reason why Earthlings are so fragile, lacking strong physiques and magical abilities, is ultimately because our world was not formed according to the flat-Earth theory, which leads to our weakness."

"On the other hand, the world of Asgard was formed entirely according to the flat-earth theory, which is why the Asgardians are so powerful."

"Don't even mention the Hulk or mutants. Can those compare to the Asgardians? Besides, Asgard is the entire race, and we are just a few of them."

I will delete any negative comments.

The last point caught Subaru's eye because the comments section was full of support, not a single negative comment.

"No wonder there were no criticisms, only support; on the contrary, the number of negative comments was almost skyrocketing."

"Looking at the number of downvotes on this post, Natsuki Subaru said."