American comics: From Hogwarts to God on Earth

Chapter 299 Total Annihilation

The Marvel Universe is hierarchical. Heroes from higher-level universes, such as the main universe of 616, have a significant power advantage over their counterparts from other dimensions. If the level difference is too large, it's even possible for a third-rate hero from a higher-level universe to instantly kill a top-tier hero from a lower-level universe.

For example, the Guardians of the Galaxy in the 616 main universe easily defeated heroes like Doctor Strange and the Hulk in the Cancer Universe.

Therefore, upon seeing these seven individuals, Rune knew that this universe was doomed. They were Thanos, Tyrant, Proxima Midnight, Corvus Glaive, Black Swan, Maximus, and Namor. These supervillains collectively formed the Dark Cabinet, the black gauntlet of the heroes of the 616 main universe. In countless crises, it was the Dark Cabinet that destroyed all other dimensional Earths that were about to collide with Earth in the 616 main universe.

That's right, these seven people destroyed almost all the other Earths that were about to collide with the main universe's Earth, and the conflict between these two universes was destined to be a one-sided massacre.

Rune didn't even want to see the outcome and simply left. You could say he got what he wanted; he'd tried to persuade them several times, but these heroes all had their own pursuits, and Rune couldn't change their minds.

As Rune predicted, when Thanos from the 616 main universe faced off against his other self, the two Titans fought for no more than three minutes. Namor killed Black Panther in just three moves, and Corvus Glaive shattered Steve's shield.

Namor glanced at Steve, who was lying on the ground barely alive, and picked up the antimatter bomb. The Lord of the Seven Seas truly admired Steve's character. So far, all the Steves he had met were good people, but so what? After killing so many, one becomes numb.

After skillfully detonating the antimatter bomb, Namor whispered an apology, explaining that he had to do it for the sake of his Earth.

"Ahem—" Steve looked at Namor, having heard his apology. The former Captain America smiled and gestured for him to come closer.

Namor hesitated for a moment, then lowered his head. Steve then said softly, "Actually, I could have left—"

The Lord of the Seven Seas sighed and shook his head: "No, you cannot leave. This catastrophe involves all the multiverses; no one can escape this crisis."

As he spoke, a hint of pity appeared in his eyes, leading Namor to believe that Steve was babbling incoherently before his death. But Steve laughed.

"No, we really have found a way out of this crisis," the former Captain America smiled. "But time is too short, so we only moved a small number of people and a large number of heroes. Haven't you noticed how few heroes are standing in your way here?"

Namor's eyes widened. Indeed, on the previous planets, Black Bolt's brother Maximus had to release intelligent robots to slow down the heroes' offensive, but there were very few heroes on this Earth right now.

"Tell me now!" Namor immediately realized the other man was telling the truth, so he put down his trident, grabbed Steve's suit with both hands, ignoring the stinging pain from the nanobots biting him: "What method? Tell me! What method is it?!"

Namo's madness attracted the attention of a few others, but that was all.

Steve coughed, then burst out laughing: "I'm not telling you! Hahaha—"

After saying that, Steve's head lolled to the side and he fell into a coma. Namor's eyes widened, and he immediately hoisted Steve onto his back.

"Walk!"

Thanos narrowed his eyes as he looked at Namor's previous frenzied state. What exactly did Steve from this world say to make Namor so excited?