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Chapter 265 I'm not afraid of death, it's just that the world can't afford to lose me

Chapter 265 I'm not afraid of death, it's just that the world can't afford to lose me.

Just as Namor was about to be ganged up on, Iron Man's visor popped open, and he shouted excitedly, "Damn, Rune really did it! I'm going to have to erect a monument for him!"

His shout attracted the attention of others, and the other heroes and villains gathered around. In the satellite imagery, the cancerous Earth of the universe resembled a festering tumor, hurtling towards the atmosphere. But under the gaze of billions of eyes, a flash of purplish-black light streaked past. In the next instant, mountains rose into the shape of knuckles, the earth's crust twisted into the texture of muscles, and the entire continent roared deafeningly in space. A quarter of the Earth transformed into a gigantic stone giant! Although the giant was entangled by the unsettling god within it, the stone giant swung a punch at the cancerous Earth's true form, sending it stumbling backward like a rotting corpse that had been kicked.

Upon seeing the giant, Doctor Doom's expression changed, and he immediately teleported away from Avengers Tower, while the other heroes cheered.

"Well done! I knew Rune could do it." Wolverine laughed. The appearance of this stone man completely dispelled the previous gloom. At least in terms of size, this giant looked about the same height as the Earth in the cancerous universe, just a bit thinner.

"We haven't won yet!" The giant serpent continued to stare at the holographic projection, not daring to be careless in the slightest. He understood better than anyone else present just how strong an evil god was. If it really was the true form of an evil god, then this stone giant was just a larger live target. Back then, those giants thought they were powerful, but in the end, they were still killed by him.

Moreover, this stone giant wasn't much bigger than that evil god.

The Heavenly Hammer Venerables stood behind the giant serpent, staring in awe at the colossal stone giant. As mortals, they could hardly comprehend the immense energy required to make a quarter of the Earth "stand up."

Magneto nodded in agreement; this man, with his wealth of experience in failure, wholeheartedly agreed with Orochi's words. Until the very last moment, there was no time to relax—the crowds on the streets of Manhattan all looked up at the spectacle overhead. Most of them couldn't plan ahead like Orochi or Magneto; they simply felt that with such a massive giant present, the Earth was saved.

The crowd, who had previously felt despair, then cheered. They didn't know who had created the giant, but they knew...

I was saved—just like before, the Avengers, the X-Men, the Fantastic Four—they saved everyone again!

A child, perched on his father's shoulders, pointed to the sky with his little finger: "Daddy, that stone man is so big! Is he a good person?"

The father stared at the two colossal beings locked in combat in the universe and said with a smile, "Yes, he's a good man."

Social media exploded instantly, with #StoneGiantBeatingUpAnotherEarth# trending at number one.

However, the S.H.I.E.L.D., whose coordinates are located in space, is not so lucky.

The clash between the two behemoths generated a large amount of debris, which continuously impacted the shields of the Sky Sword Bureau's spaceship. Although no stones had yet broken through the shields, it was clearly only a matter of time.

"Chief Fury, who values ​​safety the most, actually chose the most dangerous place. Can you tell me how you feel about it?" Abigail asked in a teasing tone. This beautiful woman with green hair has the superpower to heat up objects by touch. This ability is enough to burn most metals through tactile contact, and can even make the people she touches turn red instantly.

However, in outer space at this time, this superpower is obviously of little use.

"I know you have a problem with me, Abigail." Fury glanced calmly out the window where a rock the size of a human head had just flown by. "But I hope you understand that I'm not afraid of death; it's just that the world can't afford to lose me right now—"

Abigail scoffed, but offered no rebuttal. Nick Fury's tactical acumen was indeed crucial for the planet today.

"And—" Fury suddenly laughed, "Who told you that the person here is me?"

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