I was watching American comic book short videos, and at the beginning, Iron Man was breaking down.

"Thor? Please, that muscle-bound guy, what can he possibly do?"

Gilgamesh couldn't help but laugh upon hearing Ajax's words.

Thor?

Boss, are you serious?

There were quite a few spoilers about Thor on the big screen; his strength is indeed quite impressive, worthy of everyone's attention.

But what about their brains? Can we really count on them?

Swish!

Gilgamesh had barely finished speaking when he felt everyone around him looking at him with a mocking gaze.

Gilgamesh, what makes you different from Thor?

Please don't talk about our second brother, okay, eldest brother?

"The Avengers must have some ideas. I think we can try to make contact with them."

Fastos immediately grasped the crux of the problem, and after a moment's thought, he expressed his agreement.

The Avengers are actually quite capable; they were even able to correct something as simple as Thanos wiping out half of all life in the universe.

There might actually be a way to solve the problem of the Celestials.

"But our consistent principle..."

Jingle raised a small question.

"Forget your principles, Ginger, you've become a movie star."

The water sprite couldn't help but complain.

"Ajak, if you really intend to do this, I have no objection. You are the leader."

Makari, who couldn't speak, expressed his opinion through gestures.

The other Eternal Clan members exchanged opinions briefly, and none of them expressed any opposition.

That's right, the Eternal Clan's principle is indeed to only deal with the affairs of the mutant race, and not to interfere in anything else.

But this is just a principle, not an inviolable supreme rule.

In fact, the Eternals have broken this rule many times since they came to Earth seven thousand years ago.

For example, around 5000 BC, the Eternals defeated the Mutants on the Mesopotamian plain, but Cersei gave a dagger to the local natives, which greatly changed the course of human civilization.

In 1894 BC, after the Eternals wiped out the Mutant race in ancient Babylon, they even helped the locals build the magnificent city of Babylon.

The Hanging Gardens of Babylon, which have left their mark on history, were actually the work of the Eternals.

In 965 AD, the Eternals helped Odin defeat the Frost Giants.

Even after the team separated and each member integrated into society, Fastos still passed on steam technology to humanity.

Therefore, this principle is not an inviolable bottom line for the Eternals.

"Approved! Everyone, Ajax has approved my request to add you!"

Thor, who was inside the Avengers base, was discussing matters with the Avengers when he suddenly made this surprising discovery.

"Have the Eternals finally agreed?"

Black Widow's spirits were lifted, and everyone else present was secretly excited as well.

Since the Eternals have agreed to Thor's request to join them, doesn't that mean they are willing to work with them to resolve the Celestials' issues?

"Thor, see if you can arrange a time and place with Ajax. It would be best if we could meet."

Playboy made this suggestion to Thor.

"I see."

Thor nodded and then began to communicate with Ajax.

Because both sides shared the same goal, the communication was very pleasant, and Ajax quickly agreed to the proposal for a meeting.

This is good news for all the Avengers.

However, their joy was short-lived, as they soon received more bad news.

Captain America's side failed.

Although they did find Kamar-Taj and meet the Ancient One, the Ancient One refused to lend out the Time Stone.

Even if Captain America told the Ancient One the whole truth, it wouldn't make any difference.

The Ancient One gave the same explanation as on the big screen: the Sorcerer Supreme's duty is to protect the Time Stone.

This really gave the Avengers a headache.

We've already acquired four of the six Infinity Stones, and we're almost there to collect them all, but things just aren't going as planned at this crucial moment.

It's one thing that the Ancient One suffered a setback, but the Collector's side also encountered some problems.

This is going to be a bit tricky.

"There won't be any problems with the collectors, I promise. I will get the Aether back no matter what."

Thor looked very confident; he had already made his decision and would personally go to the collector's place.

If the other party still doesn't appreciate the goodwill, Thor doesn't mind using some tough measures.

"And what about Kamar-Taj?"

Nick Fury's words left everyone speechless, leaving them all in a dilemma.

Yes, what should we do about Kamar-Taj?

Putting aside the fact that Kamar-Taj is not an evil organization, no one ever intended to take any hard line against Kamar-Taj.

Moreover, even if it comes down to brute force, no one can win.

The Ancient One is so powerful that even if all the Avengers were tied together, they wouldn't be a match for her.

"How about I give it a try in the name of Asgard?"

After thinking for a while, Thor came up with this idea.

"Do you think the Ancient One would give Asgard that kind of face?"

Tony glanced at Thor, also holding out no hope.

On the big screen, when Thor and Loki came to Earth to find Odin, Doctor Strange could treat them like monkeys.

"I can't be sure, but the Ancient One does have some connection with Asgard."

Thor then told the Avengers about the prehistoric Avengers, leaving everyone stunned.

Who would have thought that Odin was also a member of the Avengers?

Who would have thought that the Avengers existed in prehistoric times?

Who would have thought that the Ancient One's teacher was also an Avenger?

This information is simply too bombshell.

However, after learning this shocking inside story, everyone had more confidence in Thor's plan.

In any case, there must be some bond of brotherhood between Kamar-Taj and Asgard, right?

"Thor, let's not rush this. Let's talk about it after we've finished talking with the Eternals."

Tony, however, gave Thor these instructions.

After several days of discussion, the Avengers have come up with a general plan for resolving the Celestials' problem with Thiam.

It certainly couldn't be killing Thiam inside the Earth; the Avengers wouldn't dare.

In any case, the Celestials are super-powerful beings capable of creating planets and all things in the universe.

Who would dare to truly offend him to death?

Therefore, the Avengers' final plan was to use the Infinity Stones to transfer Thiam away to another habitable planet.

After all, judging from the spoilers shown on the big screen, the birth of the Celestials requires life energy, or more precisely, the life energy of intelligent life.

It may not be human.

It would be the same if it were an alien.

Considering the opposition from the Avengers, led by Captain America, they came up with a second approach.

This allows Thiam to be "born without injury".

In other words, use the energy of the Infinity Stones to create Thiam, and at the same time protect the Earth.

To prevent the Earth from being destroyed by Thiam.

Only if this method doesn't work will people consider the second method.

However, regardless of the method used, there is a fatal problem that everyone must consider.

What if Arithm interprets their actions against Thiam as a provocation and gets angry?

Who can withstand Aristom's wrath?

Can Earth withstand the wrath of an entity capable of creating planets?

What if we successfully solve the problem of Thiam, but anger Arithm and cause Arithm to directly attack Earth? Wouldn't that be a waste of time?

Not only did it fail to solve the problem, it actually accelerated the demise of the Earth!

This is something we all need to be wary of.

This is why the Avengers have always been in contact with the Eternals; there's no other way, only the Eternals can contact Aristham.

If the Eternals and Aristom were to communicate beforehand, and the Avengers were to operate with Aristom's permission, wouldn't that be the ideal situation?

Although no one can guarantee anything about these things, we should at least give it a try, right?

That's why Playboy told Tony not to rush things. After all, even if they really collected all the Infinity Stones, if their negotiations with Aristom failed, would they really dare to force things?

Therefore, communication with the Eternals is equally crucial and highly valued by everyone.

A week later, the original six Avengers met with Cersei, Aristom, Pharstus, and other Eternals in an inconspicuous place in Egypt.

The communication between the two sides was relatively pleasant, because they shared the same goal: to protect the Earth.

"Thor, you said you had a way to solve Thiam's problem. What exactly is your way?"

After quickly reaching an agreement, Ajax couldn't wait to ask Thor.

"We plan to collect the Infinity Stones."

Thor did not hide anything and told Ajax and the others the truth.

This caught the attention of several Yongren people present, because this method was indeed feasible.

After all, the Infinity Stones contain the most immense power in the universe, capable of wiping out half of all life in the universe, so solving Thiam's problem is not difficult.

In fact, from a technical standpoint, it has never been difficult for the Eternals to do this.

The difficulty lies in the energy issue.

Because that would require far too much energy, and the Eternals simply couldn't find such a vast amount of energy.

In the movie, even the combined power of all the Eternals wasn't enough; it was only after Thiam himself joined in that Cersei succeeded.

But now?

With the Infinity Stones, this is not a problem at all.

Both parties reached an agreement, and the atmosphere at the scene was very pleasant.

Even Icarus did not raise any objections.

In the movie, he killed Ajax because Ajax chose to stop the divine manifestation.

But Ajax didn't do that now; he just wanted to protect the Earth when God appeared. These are two completely different things.

It did not cross Icarus's bottom line.

Icarus naturally wouldn't cause any more trouble.

The Avengers then shared their concerns with Ajax, who immediately responded after listening.

"I will communicate with Aristam and do my best to get him to agree."

The first step went relatively smoothly, and the Avengers breathed a sigh of relief. Now they just had to wait for news from Ajax.

However, instead of receiving any news from Ajax, everyone was given a spoiler.

[A Despairing Future: Doctor Strange saw over ten million possible futures, but only one of them involved defeating Thanos.]

This leak immediately sparked heated discussions among the group members, with the barrage of comments on the big screen flying everywhere.

"Seeing the future? Doctor Strange can actually foresee the future? He can even do that?"

Tony's best friend Rhodes was the first to express his extreme surprise.

Even if he already knew how awesome Doctor Strange was, not to mention all sorts of amazing and cool magic, and even the ability to use time magic to go back in time.

But what the big screen is saying is predicting the future!

Knowing even the future is a bit too terrifying, isn't it?

Given that Doctor Strange can use time magic, he should be able to travel to the future, meaning that, theoretically, Doctor Strange is capable of knowing the future.

But what about the more than ten million possible futures?

This obviously couldn't be travel to the future; it must be some other magic performed by Doctor Strange.

You can see the magic of the future!

That's terrifying!

Predicting the future seems a bit too much of a gamble.

"Doctor Strange has the Time Stone, so seeing the future is understandable, but did he really see ten million different futures?"

Bruce Banner was equally astonished, but what surprised him was the sheer number of futures Doctor Strange had seen.

That's far too large.

This isn't referring to just over a thousand varieties, but over ten million!

"So, the chances of the Avengers defeating Thanos are only one in over ten million?"

"Isn't this absurd?"

Tony immediately expressed strong skepticism.

One in ten million is infinitely close to zero; the probability is practically zero.

Playboy simply couldn't accept that Thanos was so invincible.

But the facts do prove that the Avengers ultimately won their battle against Thanos.

Amidst the murmurs and discussions, the spoilers on the big screen officially began.

On the ruins of Titan, Iron Man, Doctor Strange, and several other Avengers were cautiously exploring with Star-Lord and other members of the Guardians of the Galaxy.

"What on earth happened to this godforsaken place?"

As Star-Lord exclaimed, he took out a glow stick-like device and began to probe. "The planet's axis of rotation is off by eight degrees, and the gravity is unstable, sometimes strong and sometimes weak."

"The good news is that he will come looking for us."

Iron Man, however, said something quite meaningful.

"We must seize this opportunity, so I have a plan!"

With that, Iron Man began walking towards Star-Lord and the others. (End of Chapter)