American comics: From Hogwarts to God on Earth

Chapter 429 Major Event: Pseudo-Multiverse Invasion (Part 1)

Rune opened a portal, sending all the superheroes and supervillains to a planet outside the solar system.

However, the magic power within Rune's body became increasingly unstable, and everything around him began to gradually decompose into mist, within which faces were constantly emerging.

Not only human faces, but also the faces of various strange creatures are included.

"Are you alright?" Constantine deliberately stopped some distance away from Rune. Rune's magic power was currently teetering on the edge of going out of control, and Constantine wouldn't be foolish enough to approach at this time.

He asked this question mainly to determine when Rune would completely lose control.

"About a few more minutes." Rune looked up at the starry sky. This planet was selected after many rounds of selection. It has a solid crust, an atmosphere, and is illuminated by a star. Apart from being relatively hot due to its proximity to the star, it has no major drawbacks.

However, this planet is unsuitable for life due to its low water content.

Zha Kang nodded, then ran off to tell the others the news, while Rune found a place to lie down.

He mentally went over the things he would need to do after waking up, such as going to the Boys world to retrieve the fifth compound and getting the Earth-3 superheroes to rapidly expand their military.

By the way, if we're dealing with those Forsaken, an army made up of ordinary people is obviously not going to be enough, unless Rune can feed everyone Compound V.

But where can we find high-quality recruits?

In terms of soldier quality, the Amazons and Atlanteans would be the first to come to mind, but given the tone of Earth III, the Amazons on Paradise Island might all be villains.

Perhaps Rune needs to go find the Lost Amazons? In the main universe, the Lost Amazons are more radical and aggressive, but it's hard to say about those on Earth-3, and they're also very difficult to find.

Or perhaps he could simply emulate Hercules and make the Amazons his subjects?

Forget it, let's use both methods together. I just forgot to get that bald blue man to take the trident from Sea King in the main universe. When we integrate the Atlanteans, I might need to start another killing spree.

After a series of thoughts, Rune finally fell into a deep sleep.

This was not a novel experience; it was just like sleeping normally. However, Rune didn't even realize that he had fallen asleep.

As he fell into slumber, magic began to dissipate on a large scale, resulting in the planet being quickly shrouded in dark clouds.

Almost everyone was shrouded in this heavy, oppressive atmosphere. There was a sense of oppression, heaviness, and faint whispers—when someone tried to make out what these whispers were saying, the voices would vanish without a trace.

Even mutants and Inhumans, who cannot sense magic, are confused and terrified by this phenomenon, let alone spellcasters.

"Thank goodness this isn't Earth." The king stared at the sky with a grave expression. In his eyes, the world was being swept away by a terrifying magical force, and everything around him was changing.

As if something was being nurtured by this planet, a terrible pressure weighed on the hearts of all the spellcasters, accompanied by surging dark magic.

Zatanna had already begun setting up a magic circle, trying to isolate the influence of magic, but Constantine stopped her.

"Hey, little girl, setting up magic here is practically useless—"

Zatanna shook her head and replied, "As long as it's even slightly useful, that's fine."

As she spoke, Zatanna looked around. She didn't know where Rune had found these humanoid creatures—but these creatures were surprisingly resolute in their minds.

If an ordinary person were here, they would probably go insane in no time, and an ordinary spellcaster would be even more helpless in the face of this level of magic.

In the eyes of the spellcaster, what lies between the earth and the stars is not a simple thing like dark clouds; if the mages were to find a word to describe it, it would be a natural disaster.

Above those dark clouds, countless twisted and blasphemous things were writhing and trying to descend upon the world.

Fortunately, the spellcasters present were no pushovers either. There was the King who inherited the title of Sorcerer Supreme, Naboo, the Lord of Order, Zatanna, the heir to a magical family, and Constantine, who was the focus of attention of countless archangels and demon lords—

But they can all sense the impending crisis.

The ground, the sky, even the air—in an instant, they all became a breeding ground, and the mages knew that those who were about to appear would become their enemies.

Unfortunately, they were unable to stop this process from happening.

So Zatanna found something to do; she began setting up a magic circle to resist the influence of magic. Constantine, seeing that he could not dissuade her, could only slip into the crowd and find Wolverine.

"What, scared?" Wolverine asked in a mocking tone. As a top-tier superhero, he was positioned relatively close to the front. But to Logan's surprise, Constantine didn't back down this time.

The man in the yellow trench coat just gave a wry smile and nodded. "If you could see the world around you like I do, you'd be scared too."

"What, is it even worse than the last time you went to hell?"

Constantine glanced at him sideways. "I've been to Hell many times, I'm used to the sights there, and I have quite a few 'friends' there, but here—"

Zack Snyder shook his head, not continuing. But he didn't need to add anything; Wolverine could fill in the blanks himself. He had no friends here.

"But what do you mean by having no friends? Aren't there even any other living things on this planet?"

Without Logan, Cyclops asked directly.

Despite Cyclops's seemingly effortless demise in the movies, he lives a surprisingly comfortable life in the comics. His wife is Jean Grey/Phoenix, and their clone, Madeline the Red Queen. His son is Cable, and he has a granddaughter named Hope.

Incidentally, Hope Summers is the messiah of mutants. She was conceived and born under the influence of the Phoenix Force, and from birth, her talents have shaken the entire world.

As an Omega-level superpower manipulator, Hope can not only accurately mimic the abilities of the mutants around her, but also unleash their potential to the limit and heal their defects. Hope is also the one who dispelled the Scarlet Witch's curse and allowed mutants to regain their powers.

That's not all. Cyclops also has three brothers: Vulcan, one of the most powerful Omega-level mutants, who can absorb cosmic energy and convert it into shockwaves that he can project; and Vulcan, another Omega-level mutant.

Furthermore, Cyclops's son-in-law is none other than Franklin Richards, who built the Pocket Universe and resurrected all the heroes who died in the Attack on Titan event.

Cyclops's abilities are quite good; when he unleashes a full-force red shockwave, he can destroy asteroids and shatter adamantium.

In the large group of mutants, there are some who are stronger than him, and some who are better at leadership, but only Cyclops has been able to serve as the captain of the X-Men for a long time, and later even became the leader of all mutants.

But Constantine knew nothing of this; he simply looked Laser Eyes up and down and then scoffed.

Just then, raindrops began to fall from the sky. Constantine seemed to sense something, and he pointed to the undulating land in the distance. "Look, aren't those living things?"

"However, it was a monster created by magic."

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