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If Hawking were to unleash his full power, he would undoubtedly have reached the multiverse level.

In his own view, multiverse-level strength does not mean that being able to travel to other universes equates to multiverse-level strength.

If that's the case, then someone like Miss America, who is born with the ability to travel through the multiverse, could also be called multiverse-level?

He believed that a true multiverse-level powerhouse meant someone who could destroy an entire universe through sheer force, like Sithon or the Vishanti.

Even the Scarlet Witch who obtained the Dark Book in the cinematic universe and the Dark Strange who destroyed his own universe are not actually at the level of the multiverse.

They are at most still at the single-universe level.

Scarlet Witch entered other universes using the Dark Book, which was powered by Chthon. The destruction of the Dark Strange universe was due to the use of the Dark Book, which summoned Chthon.

None of them did it entirely by their own power; they simply couldn't destroy the entire universe on their own.

In a head-on clash, even if the two of them attacked together, they probably wouldn't be able to defeat a Judge who is at the peak of a single universe.

The Anti-Spiral race of Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann can be said to have reached the multiverse level, because if they continue to evolve, their energy alone will lead to the destruction of the universe.

Their combat power is such that they can use an entire galaxy as a dagger to throw and kill enemies.

In the Marvel Universe, it would be like casually picking up the Milky Way or the Large Magellanic Cloud, which contain countless planets, and then shooting them out like a sword.

Similar to the Celestials he defeated before, who were at the peak of the single universe level, they probably couldn't withstand even a single blow.

So after careful consideration, he felt he needed to be more cautious.

In any case, he is basically invincible in the Marvel universe right now. He has even met the Eternals, so there is no need to worry about his safety.

You can try absorbing more different powers in Marvel and integrating them into your own supreme power.

For example, there are two of the three ancient powers of Marvel, the Chaos Force and the Phoenix Force, which are right around us, as well as a slightly weaker power like the one from the ancient Winter Coffin.

He also wants to merge the Endless Realm and the Primordial Space into a world that truly belongs to him, and he also wants to collect the fruits of the Divine Tree from other Marvel universes.

There are many areas for improvement, so there's no rush to acquire the Spiral Power first and face the Anti-Spiral Clan.

And so, Hawking and Wanda stayed in Asgard for a month.

During that month, he traveled almost all over Asgard and also asked Odin about creating his own dimensional space, to which Odin answered all his questions.

At the same time, he read through all the magic books of Asgard, and even the goddess Frigga personally explained some of the mysteries of Asgardian magic because of his help to Thor.

Wanda was also very satisfied with her honeymoon trip to Asgard.

So this trip to Asgard can be considered as having accomplished all the objectives.

"Mr. Hawking, you can come by again sometime. Consider this a wedding gift from our Asgard to you and Miss Wanda."

Inside the teleportation chamber of the Rainbow Bridge, Odin took out a ball of flame filled with boundless power.

"The Eternal Flame?"

Hawking recognized the flame at a glance.

Thor had explained it to him before when they visited Odin's Vaults.

The Eternal Flame, the ruler of Muspelheim, one of the Nine Realms, and the source of power of Surtur, the oldest and most powerful fire giant, contains the total energy of a thousand blazing suns.

According to Thor, even his grandfather Bohr was unable to contend with Surtur, who possessed the eternal fire. It was only through his father Odin and his two uncles, Willi and Fie, that they successfully stole the eternal fire and were able to defeat Surtur.

However, during their attempt to steal fire, they were discovered and hunted down by Surtur.

In the end, the two elder brothers sacrificed themselves to transfer all their divine power to Odin, thus defeating Surtur.

Compared to the previous ancient winter coffin, this eternal fire is much stronger, and it can naturally absorb its own supreme power system, transforming into a powerful energy planet.

So when he toured the treasure vault, he was very envious.

However, since he was friends with Thor, he couldn't openly rob Odin, so he could only keep hinting at it to him.

Unexpectedly, Odin was quite sensible and eventually gave it to him on his own initiative.

"Isn't it inappropriate to have something so valuable?"

While maintaining a somewhat insincere politeness, Hawking had already reached out and taken the Eternal Flame.

Odin, seeing this, was not angry, and replied with a smile:

"Mr. Hawking was such a great help this time, it's nothing."

For him, keeping the Eternal Flame was originally for the Ragnarok that might happen in the future of the divine realm, but now it is no longer necessary.

Hela's divine power was sealed by Hawking's powerful sealing magic, so even in the realm of the gods, she was unable to use her power and was no different from an ordinary Asgardian.

Without the crisis posed by Hela, there would be no need to use Surtur to trigger Ragnarok, and therefore no need for the Eternal Flame.

Since Hawking clearly liked the eternal flame, we might as well do him a favor.

His lifespan is nearing its end; he won't last more than a few years. Thor is clearly still unable to fully control the divine power within him. With Hawking as a powerful friend, he can sit on the throne more securely.

After another round of pleasantries, Hawking and Wanda returned to Earth via the Rainbow Bridge.

In reality, if Hawking wanted to return to Earth, he could have simply teleported back with Wanda; he wouldn't have needed to take the Rainbow Bridge at all.

Even now that Odin has awakened and his power once again envelops the realm of gods, it is not a problem for him to force a breakthrough.

But that would be somewhat impolite.

"Your Eternal Flame won't be taken for nothing. I will help when the Dark Elves attack in the future."

Upon returning to Earth, Hawking saw the Eternal Flame being absorbed into his body and made a decision in his heart.

He was well aware of Odin's ulterior motives, but why wouldn't he agree to something that would benefit both parties?

In any case, there was no danger to him at all. In his eyes, the enemies of the divine realm were no different from stronger ants.

If a powerful dimensional demon god were to appear, he would be more than happy to do so, and use them all to plant divine trees.

Marvel has many dimensional demons that can be used to grow a divine tree, and the effect would be just as good.

However, those who can reach the level of a single universe are basically not stupid. It is very difficult to find their lair. Even if they come to Earth to cause trouble, they are basically clones or a wisp of spirit possessing them.

Moreover, it's difficult to truly kill them in their own territory, and they might even be outmaneuvered.

This is why he preferred to go to other universes to find Ego, rather than looking for those dimensional demon gods and divine trees in this universe.

When it comes to persimmons, you always have to pick the soft ones.

(End of this chapter)