Primordial Era: With unparalleled comprehension, I pioneered a divine kingdom of faith.

Chapter 261 Tony: Braised Egg, your idea is dangerous!

"Thor." Keisha looked at Thor with a hint of interest in her eyes. Unlike those who become gods through genes, Thor is a born god.

Divine blood flows in his veins, and his power comes from his own bloodline.

This is also something that Keisha is interested in.

In the Marvel universe, there aren't many things that interest Keisha, but Thor is one of them.

Thor looked at Keisha and sensed the authority of his father in her.

Equally powerful.

"You seem to be thinking about something bad." Keisha turned to look at the braised eggs beside her.

Lu Dan's eyes flashed with a hint of horror, but he quickly regained his composure and said expressionlessly, "Your Majesty, I dare not."

"Greed is human nature, that's undeniable, but your thoughts tell me you want to use Tony to conquer other worlds," Keisha said with a smile.

Upon hearing Keisha's words, Lu Dan's eyes showed a hint of panic.

Tony looked at the braised eggs with a somewhat unpleasant expression.

"But I really hope you can do it. You can give it a try. I heard that there is a world in our group that is very rich in resources, called the Primordial World. I believe in you. Good luck."

Keisha said with a smile on her face.

Tony looked at Keisha with cold sweat on his face.

When did Keisha become so cunning?

And what is the Primordial Wilderness?

"Alright, just kidding. Tony, keep an eye on your friend. His ideas are dangerous. This time it was me, but if it were anyone else, he would be dead. You know, at our level, it's easy for us to see through people's hearts, and sensing malice is a matter of course. The malice in your friend is almost overflowing," Keisha said slowly.

Upon hearing Keisha's words, Tony nodded with a grim expression.

Fortunately, Keisha was invited this time. If it had been someone from another group, even Ying Zheng or Liang Bing, Lu Dan would have been dead beyond any hope of survival.

There were no surprises.

Keisha collected the data on Thor's blood and left, without Thor even realizing it.

After Keisha left.

Tony looked at the braised eggs with a gloomy expression.

"You'd better give me an explanation," Tony said in a deep voice, looking at the braised egg.

Lu Dan looked at Tony with a gloomy expression.

"What explanation do I need to give you?"

The tense exchange between the two immediately created a heavy atmosphere in the conference room.

"Fuck, you idiot, do you know you almost destroyed the world?"

Tony said in a deep voice, looking at the braised eggs with red eyes.

Hearing Tony's words, everyone looked at him, feeling that Tony was making a mountain out of a molehill, and besides, Lu Dan had only thought about it and hadn't actually done it.

"Alright, Tony, let's leave it at that. The biggest problem now is those bugs," Captain America said, trying to persuade Tony.

Upon hearing Captain America's words, Tony's eyes showed a hint of disappointment.

"You might think I'm making a mountain out of a molehill, but they're actually more terrifying than you imagine," Tony said in a deep voice.

"Perhaps," Thor said nonchalantly, in his opinion that Keisha was at most about the same strength as his father.

It's nowhere near as terrifying as Tony described.

"What do you know?" Tony asked Thor, Captain America, and the others in a deep voice.

"Do you think Queen Keisha is the strongest in the chat group?" Tony said in a deep voice, looking at the others.

The others looked at Tony with suspicion in their eyes.

"In fact, Queen Keisha's strength in the chat group is not even in the top five. If you still hold such a thought," Tony said, looking at Lu Dan.

"Then this world is not far from destruction. As for those guys, let alone anything else, their names are not even worth mentioning," Tony said in a deep voice.

"You can't even mention his name?" Black Widow looked at Tony with some surprise.

"Forget it, what's the point of talking to you? If something like this happens again, I won't care. If you want to die, go ahead and die, but don't drag our world down with you." Tony said this and stormed off.

The others looked at each other in bewilderment.

There was a thoughtful look in Lu Dan's eyes.

When he heard about the existence of other worlds, his first thought was indeed to invade them, which is normal, since a world has a lot of resources.

But Tony's reaction didn't seem fake, and as an Amelica, Tony was, to the core, Ansar.

Lu Dan is certain that Tony did consider this matter, but later gave up, largely because of those things that cannot be mentioned.

Thinking this through, Lu Dan didn't say anything more; there was no need.

Tony Stark is the only one in the entire Avengers with any brains. As for the others, they are basically not very intelligent.

Keisha led her army of angels to begin wiping out the insects on Marvel's Earth.

The space around Keisha shifted in the next instant, and a bald woman dressed in yellow appeared in front of her.

Ancient One!

"You are not from this world, are you?" the Ancient One said slowly, looking at Keisha.

"Yes." Keisha said calmly from her throne, looking at the Ancient One. She could sense the Ancient One's power, but Keisha's strength was no less formidable.

Although the Ancient One was the Sorcerer Supreme, for Keisha, while the Ancient One's strength was considerable, her weaknesses were also very obvious, with an extremely frail physical body.

Moreover, Keisha sensed the aura of death emanating from the Ancient One.

It was an indescribable feeling, as if the Ancient One was seeking death.

Gu Yi looked at Keisha.

"I don't know if your appearance is good or bad for this world. There have been beings like you before. Can you tell me who you are?" the Ancient One said slowly.

Upon hearing Gu Yi's words, Keisha thought for a moment and then said with a slight smile.

The guardians of this world? Their strength is quite considerable.

Just now, Keisha read the healing information of this world and learned about the Ancient One's identity.

(End of this chapter)