American comics: From Hogwarts to God on Earth

Chapter 646 Uncle Swallow: I'm so scared

The mutants entered the massive portal constructed by multiple Magiks and Nightcrawlers in droves, with countless heroes and villains on the other side.

Iron Man flying through the sky, Spider-Man and Spider-Gwen constantly swinging around—and another group of figures stand out conspicuously.

Their skin was an unnatural green, their bodies were incredibly massive, and they rode in warships decorated with countless bones.

The warship was clearly a S.H.I.E.L.D. space carrier, but after being decorated by those barbarians, it didn't look like some high-tech spaceship decades ahead of the world; instead, it resembled a green-skinned creation from Warhammer 40.

Oh right, they were originally a bunch of green-skinned people, and their leader, Warlord Hulk, was standing at the very front of the warship, looking down at everyone. He was wearing heavy armor, and the armor was radiating terrifying divine power.

That was the Destroyer Armor left behind by Odin. It was the ultimate weapon of Odin, the king of the gods. Its body was forged from Uru metal from Asgard. With the blessing of Odin himself and the divine power of the gods of Earth, it appeared indestructible, and its power was enough to destroy everything in the world.

It's clear that War God Hulk truly aims to kill Doom and become the God of the Battle Realm. Theoretically, with the enhancement of this armor, Hulk could indeed put up a fight against God Lord Doom.

However, to defeat God Doom, the Hulk needs to reach an agreement with Molecule Man beforehand. Only when God Doom loses Molecule Man's support can he be defeated.

Logan, standing beside Rune, looked at the War God Hulk, a few complex emotions flashing in his eyes.

There was also a Hulk in his universe. Perhaps he had absorbed too much energy from a nuclear explosion, or perhaps he had taken the wrong medicine. That Hulk tried to defeat God Lord Doom the moment he saw him, but was ultimately killed by Doom.

This large green figure, along with the heads of his Hulk gang members, became God-King Doom's tools for intimidating everyone.

Logan also felt guilty towards his former comrade-in-arms.

Rune noticed Logan's gaze and warned him, "If you don't want to be turned into mincemeat by that guy, you'd better not go up and drink with him. That Hulk is an ambitious villain."

"That's War God Hulk, Rune is right." Charles added from the side. He had also attended several meetings held by God Lord Doom, so he knew Hulk's personality very well.

The White Queen also complained, "I just don't understand why God-King Doom doesn't just kill this idiot who keeps shouting that he wants to replace him, but instead lets him live."

"Perhaps it's because War God Hulk is also a lawful evil?" Rune pondered Doom's psychology. "As long as God-King Doom doesn't kill him, he and the Hulk Gang will instead treat the entire Battle Realm as their own territory, constantly helping Doom suppress rebellions?"

The White Queen shrugged. "That makes some sense, but if I were Doom, War God Hulk would never see the sun rise tomorrow."

After hearing the explanations from the others, Logan immediately abandoned his plan to reminisce and instead began to look around. He hadn't forgotten the purpose of his trip—

revenge.

As almost the entire mutant team stepped into the portal, Logan finally found his target: the Red Skull, who had destroyed all the heroes and was revered as the Great President of New Babylon.

He looked no different from the other isotopes, but his head was covered in bright red skin that clung tightly to his skull, giving him a grotesque, skeletal appearance. His eyes were fierce and malevolent.

The only difference is that he is now wearing Captain America's uniform and shield.

That was the iconic uniform and weapon of Red Skull's nemesis, and not only Wasteland Logan, but many other heroes and villains also glared at this guy.

Even in the fighting world, Captain America remains an idol for many.

However, this Red Skull was surrounded by a large number of Hydra troops, giving no one a chance to attack him. He would even smile and greet those who threatened him, as if those swear words that might be censored were a compliment to him.

Logan bared his teeth, wanting to rush forward, but was held back by the White Queen.

"If you want to kill him legitimately, you should wage an honorable duel in front of Lord Doom," the White Queen said, her eyes filled with hatred. "Otherwise, this senseless killing will be seen as a provocation against the Lord Doom."

Her face was ruined by this president. If it weren't for the elixir, an Omega-level mutant who could repair himself at the genetic level, the White Queen of the Wasteland would probably have lived with an ugly face for the rest of her life.

"Don't worry, when the time comes for your audience, we will bring you before Lord Doom," Professor X said softly. "Then, you will have the opportunity to take your revenge yourself."

Rune patted him on the shoulder, signaling him to relax. Logan could only suppress his anger and force himself to nod at Professor X.

The palace of the god-king Doom was right in front of us. The palace was magnificent and majestic, with towering towers and thick walls. Its architectural style incorporated elements of medieval European castles.

A planet devourer clad in purple armor stood at the gate, scrutinizing everyone entering the palace with a critical eye.

As a powerful mage who easily dealt with the councilors, Rune naturally obtained a special seat and followed the councilors of Krakor into the palace of Doom.

As he passed Galactus, Rune glanced instinctively at the Galactus's head, where his target, Franklin, was sitting amidst the raging flames atop its helmet.

To his surprise, Planet Eater was also watching Rune. This god, one of the five primordial deities, had also keenly sensed the powerful force within the mage.

"I'm watching you. Watch your words and actions!" Planet Eater pointed at Rune, then at his own eyes, indicating that he would keep an eye on him.

The surrounding heroes and villains were also surprised, their gazes frequently shifting between Rune and Galactus. It should be noted that this powerful gatekeeper had never paid such attention to anyone before, not even Hulk, the Warlord, wearing the Destroyer armor.

Franklin, sitting cross-legged amidst the flames of Galactus's helmet, asked curiously in a low voice, "Uncle, why did you do that? Isn't he in danger?"

The planet devourer nodded slightly.

When he faced this man, he couldn't help but feel a sense of dread. Apart from the god-king Doom, no one could make him feel so terrified.