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

"I never expected Black Strange to die like that."

Black Widow was the first to exclaim in the public chat that the ending was indeed somewhat unexpected.

Black Oddity's plot was ultimately thwarted by Captain Carter and her team, but Black Oddity's plan still succeeded.

Although it wasn't in the way the monster inside the Black Strange had hoped, the universe destroyed by the Black Strange was indeed recreated in the end.

Christine was eventually saved, and Strange's obsession was finally fulfilled.

It must be said that the process was far too tragic and too thrilling.

This directly led to the destruction and rebirth of a universe!

"The Strange of this universe is quite pitiful."

Jade, on the other hand, expressed sympathy for Strange.

The big screen clearly revealed that Strange's actions were not his true intention.

Instead, it was controlled by the monster inside its body, which affected its mind.

None of those things were what Strange wanted to do.

Didn't Strange ultimately choose to sacrifice himself and perish together with the monster?

But then again, wasn't that monster something Strange himself created?

He ultimately met a tragic end, which can only be considered as reaping what he sowed.

"This is what happens when you practice dark magic!"

The monk Wang sighed with regret, but also took this as a further warning.

Black magic is like that; on the surface, it can grant people great power, but it also comes at an unbearable price!

Those who cannot resist temptation will end up with a tragic fate like Strange's.

"He recreated this universe, but he wasn't born here, and he never will be."

On the big screen, the observer's voice continued to come through, still quite emotional.

"Think about all the suffering he created. He was just creating a world he couldn't see. I almost helped him before."

Captain Carter also felt a pang of sadness.

"You saw the good in our friend, and in the end, that was part of him, even if only for a moment, but it helped him overcome his evil and save the world."

"You saw it too, didn't you? The Cosmic Forge, Kaholy, the monster in Stephen's heart, we almost lost everything."

"But we didn't. The multiverse doesn't need my intervention, Carter. It just needs you. Okay, are you ready to go back to your universe?"

At this point in their conversation, the observer made a decision and turned to Captain Carter, asking him a question.

"Sending Captain Carter back to his own universe? That's what you call non-intervention? What happened to non-intervention?"

Thor couldn't help but complain.

The Observer has said more than once that it will not intervene, and even when it was beaten to a pulp and almost killed by Infinite Ultron, it still did not intervene.

So now, they're sending Captain Carter back to the other side's universe?

Goodness, isn't this a form of intervention?

Even when the Cosmic Forge exploded, Captain Carter should have been killed, but the Watcher intervened and saved him.

You've intervened to save people and then sent them home; what kind of interference has this turned into?

"I also thought that the observer's non-intervention was absolute non-intervention, but now it seems that it's not so absolute."

Tony echoed Thor's sentiments.

There is no doubt that the observer was someone who definitely intervened in this matter, whether the other party admits it or not.

Don't get me wrong, Tony isn't complaining, he's analyzing.

Since observers can engage in self-deception by not intervening, saying they will not intervene but actually doing the opposite.

Wouldn't that give us hope of dealing with Infinite Ultron?

Although Tony doesn't know how Infinite Ultron ended up being captured by Black Strange, based on previous spoilers, Zola, who is with Black Widow, is the only hope to deal with Infinite Ultron.

The observers will probably intervene to give Zola a chance to shine on Black Widow's side, right?

Moreover, judging from the conversation between Black Odd and Captain Carter, the other party clearly knows the Watcher.

Captain Carter and the Observer, needless to say, looked like old acquaintances.

Therefore, Tony strongly suspects that the Watchers might have played a part in Black Strange's fight against Infinite Ultron.

"I'm ready!"

When faced with the observer's suggestion, Captain Carter answered without hesitation.

"Perhaps we can take the most beautiful route back; there must be something worth seeing along the way."

"Captain, please watch carefully."

Suddenly, the observer waved his hand, and the scene in front of the two underwent a dramatic change.

It was no longer the universe recreated by Black Strange or Strange, but stood in the endless starry sky.

In front of the two of them stood a World Tree.

This World Tree immediately attracted great attention from the members of the multiverse.

"This tree... isn't it the one Loki created when he ascended the Throne of Time?"

Is there any connection between the two?

Captain America was the first to notice something amiss and raised his own questions.

"Could this be the same tree? Loki was sitting in the middle of that tree!"

"Now Loki might be able to see the Observers watching him from outside!"

Clark Kent went on to think about it more deeply.

"What exactly is this tree? It looks quite extraordinary."

Bumblebee in the Transformers universe said with great certainty.

"This is the World Tree!"

Thor provided this answer.

"The World Tree? The World Tree from mythology?"

Tony paused for a moment, then immediately realized something was wrong. Wasn't the World Tree in mythology supposed to only grow nine worlds?

But the tree in front of us is clearly not one of them.

He immediately expressed his question on the big screen.

"So Midgard also has the legend of the World Tree? That's right, Tony, the World Tree you mentioned does exist. It connects our Nine Realms together."

"But the World Tree we see now is a different World Tree."

"Another, even larger and more mysterious World Tree!"

Thor further explained this to Tony and the other group members.

"If I understand correctly, this World Tree is actually the multiverse!"

"This is the World Tree of the multiverse!"

Mr. Fantastic, from the Fantastic Four universe, made this prediction and judgment.

Each glowing thread on the World Tree must be a parallel universe.

From the perspective of spacetime, the universe is indeed linear, since time itself is linear.

"No wonder he's the smartest person in the world."

At TVA headquarters, Loki, the God of Stories, sat atop the Throne of Time, a hint of undisguised approval flashing in his eyes.

Because Mr. Fantastic guessed the truth perfectly.

The tree that the observer sees on the big screen is indeed the World Tree of the multiverse.

It is also the one that I "created" myself.

After all, the World Tree in the multiverse wasn't always like that; at the very least, it wasn't green.

The reason it turned green was entirely due to Loki's magic.

[This is the level of the five primordial creators; by simply making a wish upon eternity, they can erase all the gods in the universe with a single thought!]

Just as the group members were having a heated discussion, another major spoiler appeared on the big screen.

This immediately and severely provoked the group members.

There's no other reason than that the information revealed in this wave of spoilers is just too thrilling.

"A creator god? Does such a thing really exist in the world?"

Captain America was the first to mutter aloud, feeling that his worldview and understanding had been thoroughly refreshed once again.

In the previous spoilers, Black Strange recreated a universe, and everyone in the group was saying that he was a being comparable to a creator god.

However, when he turned around, the true creator god arrived.

"So the universe was originally created by a god? This so-called creator god? God!"

"This is absolutely the craziest thing I've ever heard."

Tobey's Spider-Man's face also started twitching wildly.

Could it be that every parallel universe in the multiverse was created by God?

That should be how it is, right? If it can't create the world, then what kind of creator god is it?

The meaning of the name "Creator God" is very clear.

"There isn't just one such creator god, but five! One of them is named Eternity!"

Tony has distilled this spoiler, highlighting the key points in a concise way.

This was undoubtedly a very important piece of intelligence. Playboy also learned that there was more than one God.

Moreover, God has a name!

Eternal!

It has to be said that this name really matches the grandeur of the creator god.

Wouldn't the creator god be eternally immortal?

"Wait a minute, forever?"

Bruce Banner frowned slightly, immediately realizing something.

"Could this eternity be the same eternity Zeus mentioned?"

Banner shared his thoughts.

The Valkyrie explained eternity back then, saying it was the most mysterious and powerful place in the entire universe, where anyone who reached it could have their wishes granted.

And now the big screen clearly states that with just one wish, all the gods in the world can be erased.

Goodness, what else is there to question?

It's confirmed!

This eternity is the same eternity that Zeus mentioned back then.

"This must be the eternity, the eternity that the god-slayer sought to reach!"

Charles stated unequivocally that the facts were already clear and there was no doubt about it.

"So, does that mean the Godslayer really did find eternity in the end?"

Chris Hemsworth's expression turned incredibly grim; he simply couldn't accept it.

In the spoilers at the time, Valkyrie even asked Thor what wish a guy nicknamed "Godslayer" would make, and the answer was obvious.

It's simply about slaying gods.

What does this spoiler reveal?

It is quite possible that someone really made such a wish to eternity.

That person can only be the Godslayer, Ge'er.

This is certainly not good news for Chris Hemsworth.

"No wonder Eternity is so powerful, possessing such incredible strength. It turns out he is the creator god."

Wonder Woman uttered this exclamation.

Even so, isn't it a bit of an exaggeration to say that a single thought can make all the gods disappear?

In Wonder Woman's consistent understanding, God is already the most powerful and top-level being.

As a result, even gods in the Marvel universe are just so-so; there are far too many ruthless characters who are stronger and more powerful than gods.

Even gods are nothing compared to some big shots.

So what about in one's own world?

What level is God at?

Wonder Woman also knows of beings more powerful than gods in the conventional sense: such as Superman and Darkseid.

Perhaps Steppenwolf could be considered one as well.

So what else is there?

Do universes like those created by the Celestials in the Marvel universe, or those powerful beings who destroy universes at will, even exist in their own worlds?

It's not just Wonder Woman; Superman, Batman, and others have also pondered this question many times.

"Eternity? I wonder what the other creator gods would be called?"

Xiaoyu then raised this question.

Unfortunately, no one could answer Xiaoyu's question.

Amidst the fervent discussion, the spoilers on the big screen finally began.

Click click click!

Click click click!

Inside a dimly lit hall, pieces of debris were pieced together, eventually forming several impressive-looking statues.

The group members in front of the big screen naturally couldn't recognize the statues, but the one in the very center was none other than the Eternal Statue.

On either side of Eternity stand two other statues, which are none other than the other creator gods.

The five cosmic entities of Marvel are all here.

"There are... five statues in total!"

When Beast Hank spoke first on the big screen, it immediately stirred everyone's hearts.

"That's right, there are five. Could they be the five creator gods?"

Bruce Wayne immediately made that guess.

Not only him, but other group members also thought so.

After all, the number is too coincidental.

So here's the question: if these statues are indeed statues of the five creator gods, then who is the guy standing in front of the statues?

This question involuntarily flashed through everyone's minds.

Soon, the face of the person standing in front of the statue appeared on the big screen.

The man stood there a short distance away, watching the statues take shape with a cold expression.

He was none other than the Godslayer, Ger.

Behind the Godslayer, Gale, stood a group of children, the very children he had abducted from Asgard.

The children seemed fine, they all looked normal, but the dignified appearance of the Godslayer, Ger, immediately drew everyone's attention.

"Is this an alien? Otherwise, why would it look like this?"

Tony's good friend Rhodes made this logical judgment.

"Isn't it obvious? Earthlings don't turn that pale."

The Flash immediately chimed in. (End of Chapter)