American comics: From Hogwarts to God on Earth

Chapter 230 The Third Collision is Imminent

Such divisions are constantly occurring within organizations such as the Kree Empire, the Cosmic Avengers, and the Nova Corps. The entire dimension is like being roasted over a fire, with heroes and villains, heroes and heroes, villains and villains, fighting each other, perhaps for the sake of justice, or perhaps simply for survival.

Mephisto and the other demons were extremely busy. The complex battles between heroes and villains resulted in a large number of casualties. Don't misunderstand, the ones who died the most were not the heroes or villains, but the civilians. These unarmed civilians bore the greatest suffering.

Meanwhile, Odin and the serpent, who caused all of this, are quietly waiting for the arrival of certain people or things.

Loki was the first to arrive. He had been banished to the depths of space by Odin's orders, but was secretly recalled just a few days later. On his way back, Loki, of course, witnessed Odin's speech. When he arrived at the palace in Asgard, a look of suspicion was on his face.

However, when Loki met Odin, he knew to suppress that expression.

"My—" Loki knelt on one knee, deliberately hesitating for a moment when addressing Odin before saying, "My father,"

"What do you wish to do that I have summoned you for?"

He now has very little trust in Odin, especially after experiencing Odin's deception. Therefore, when he heard that Odin was selling so-called doomsday tickets, his first thought was that this was likely a conspiracy by Odin, and possibly just a means for him to consolidate his rule and stabilize the people's hearts after resisting the alliance of the Nine Realms.

"Raise your head," Odin's majestic voice rang out. "We have no time for mutual suspicion. I need you to do something."

But when Loki looked up, he saw a man who should never have been in the Asgardian palace, a man who could never have lived in harmony with Odin. This man was extremely tall and had a terrifying face like a snake—it was the Serpent, the previous god who should have died in the battle with Thor!

At this moment, he was looking at Loki with a mocking smile on his face.

Loki was filled with doubt and surprise. He struggled to his feet, then took a few steps back while still kneeling. "Are you kidding me? This must be some kind of illusion. You're not real!"

The giant snake chuckled for a moment, then its voice, deep and hoarse like a snake's, rang out: "This is your godson? He doesn't seem to like you very much."

Odin did not respond to the serpent's words, but instead said to Loki, "You must bring Thor back; there is no room for error."

Thor is now too concerned about Midgard. Odin worries that his son will be determined to protect the Earth during the coming catastrophe, and might even recklessly seek out the mastermind behind everything. This is not just Odin's speculation. Previously, the god tried to sacrifice the Earth, using the lives of those heroes to save his eldest son, but Thor fought the serpent for Midgard, ultimately making the prophecy come true. This time, Odin no longer doubts Thor's faith.

Therefore, someone who can be ruthless towards Thor but doesn't actually want to kill him must knock him unconscious and bring him back from Earth, and this person also needs to gain Thor's trust.

Who is this person? It's so hard to guess! (Reading in a monotone)

Why—

Before Loki could finish speaking, the serpent roared, "Why aren't you going? The annihilation of all things is already inevitable. Do you want to die here with Thor?"

As he spoke, a dark green energy mist surrounded his body. Odin's purpose in giving his speech was not only to find qualified crew members for Rune, but also to strengthen the power of the Great Serpent. When the entire universe was filled with panic because of Odin's speech, the power of the Great Serpent also reached its peak.

It's no exaggeration to say that the serpent is now capable of going toe-to-toe with the gods who died, but the serpent shows no sign of excitement. After watching Loki hurriedly leave, it looks at its brother.

Odin dissipated his divine power, and his once-complete armor was now tattered and covered with countless terrible wounds. His body was also covered with unhealed scars, and various colored energies were corroding his flesh.

"You better not die." The serpent sneered, and Odin laughed loudly until he started coughing violently.

"I won't die." Odin looked into the distance. "In three days at most, another universe will collide with us. How confident are you?"

The serpent shook its head: "I'm not as foolish as you, Odin. I won't underestimate them before I've seen the power of another universe; you deserve to be beaten like this just because you looked down on the third universe because the first two were too weak!"

Odin, however, was unwilling to say much. He sat on his throne and began to close his eyes to rest, completely unconcerned about whether his brother, whom he had once sealed away, would attack him.

"When the time comes, let's look for Rune," Odin said softly. "Perhaps he'll be willing to help us."

"..." The giant serpent looked towards Earth. The powerful force of fear allowed him to see through dimensions. In his eyes, the distance between Earth in another universe and his own Earth appeared to be very small.

"it is good."

Rune didn't take Clark home directly, but instead went back to the workshop first, so that the boy could be mentally prepared when he faced his origins.

"Um—" Clark called out to Rune, looking somewhat hesitant.

Rune looked at Clark impatiently and said, "Get to the point!"

"Yes!" Clark, trained by Steve, answered instinctively, then immediately became effeminate: "Um, sorry..."

Although Clark's voice was soft, Rune wasn't deaf. However, the somewhat cunning Rune feigned confusion and shouted, "What did you say? I can't hear you! Speak louder!"

So Clark increased the volume even more—maybe by a tenth?

"You're not energetic enough! Speak louder!"

"I said, I'm sorry! I shouldn't have been so impulsive as to fight you!" Clark's face turned red. He was so embarrassed that he wanted to dig a hole in the ground and crawl into it. Just then...

puff!

Under the watchful eyes of Clark and Rune, Hecate, who couldn't help but laugh, tried to purse her lips, but when she saw Clark's pitiful appearance, she burst into laughter.

"You two are really hilarious!"

Rune stared at Hecate speechlessly, but soon, he heard a rustling sound beside him.

"What are you doing?" Rune asked, looking at Clark who was squatting on the ground with his back to him.

"I'm trying to dig a tunnel and live in it for the rest of my life."