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

"Love? Why should I seek something like love?"

The Godslayer, Ger, continued to ask questions.

"Because this is what everyone wants."

After saying this, Thor ignored Godslayer Gale and turned to walk towards the female Thor.

"How dare you turn your back on me?"

The Godslayer, Ger, roared angrily from behind.

"You win, Ger! But I can be with her in my final moments, why should I spend them with you? I choose love!"

"You can do it too! You can save her!"

Make a wish!

Thor offered one last piece of advice to the Godslayer, Gale, before quickly walking towards the female Thor.

His final words truly moved the Godslayer, Gell.

Seeing Thor holding the female Thor in his arms, the Godslayer Gale couldn't help but recall the times he held his own daughter in his arms.

"Alright, the Godslayer Gale has been persuaded, persuaded by Thor with just a few words."

Tony shrugged, feeling like he had a lot of complaints but didn't know how to express them.

It turns out that what ultimately defeated the Godslayer, Gale, was just a lot of talk.

It wasn't some sophisticated verbal sparring; it was just a few casual words.

Isn't this stance being shaken far too easily?

This is completely inconsistent with the attitude of the Godslayer, Ger, who is determined to exterminate all the gods.

If he didn't have an unwavering belief, how could the Godslayer Gell have embarked on the resolute path of slaying gods?

But if he had such a firm belief, how could he have been persuaded by Thor's few words?

This is Chris Hemsworth, you know. His brains are all muscles.

It's truly terrifying to think that someone like that can be persuaded.

"The idea that Godslayer Gale was persuaded by Thor is even more absurd to me than Thanos being persuaded by Star-Lord."

Rhodes, a close friend, immediately agreed. Of course, Rhodes wasn't just supporting his friend; he thought the same way himself.

One is determined to wipe out half of all life in the universe, and the other is determined to wipe out the gods in the universe.

After doing such things, how could the beliefs that supported them be so fragile?

Can it be shaken so easily?

"So, the other gods were killed by the Godslayer not because they weren't powerful enough, but because they weren't good at talking."

Bruce Banner couldn't help but make a comment as well.

Originally, seeing that the Godslayer Gel had found eternity, he thought he could erase all the gods in the universe with a single wish.

The situation has become extremely critical.

Banner really wanted to know what would happen next, and how Thor would break the deadlock.

And this is what you give me?

"Gel the Godslayer's daughter is dead? Is that why she slaughtered gods?"

"So, Gol's daughter was killed by God?"

Ignoring the complaints from others, Thor focused on this important information.

If that's the case, then if we prevent Gol's daughter from being killed by God, wouldn't that prevent Gol from becoming a god-slayer?

That sounds pretty reasonable!

Thinking about this, Thor couldn't help but get excited.

"Heimdall, can you find the Godslayer?"

Thor couldn't help but turn to Heimdall and ask.

"I'll give it a try."

Heimdall did not hesitate and immediately began his observations and search.

However, Haidamur quickly shook his head.

His all-seeing eye is indeed powerful, but it has a limited range and cannot cover the entire universe.

Wherever that Gell is on, it is clearly outside of his observation range.

"Didn't find it? No problem, there's always a way."

Chris Hemsworth instinctively showed a hint of regret before turning his attention back to the large screen in front of him.

"I'm about to die, and no one will take care of her. She'll be all alone."

The voice of the Godslayer, Ger, continued to come, and he began to worry about what would happen after his daughter was resurrected.

Chris Hemsworth was still holding Jane Foster and had no time to pay attention to Godslayer.

"No, she won't be alone!"

But Jane Foster spoke to the Godslayer, Ger, in a way that left no room for argument.

Then she turned her head and looked at Thor with a serious expression, clearly intending to entrust the daughter of Godslayer Gale to him.

Thor didn't refuse and nodded.

Seeing this, the Godslayer couldn't help but shed tears, and at the same time, he made his final decision.

He turned around again and raised his hand to Yongheng once more.

Another beam of light shot out from Eternity, illuminating the Godslayer, Ger.

The wish that was interrupted by Thor can continue.

The next moment, the Godslayer Geer lay on the water's surface.

In front of the Godslayer, Geer, stood a little girl.

Without a doubt, that was Ger's daughter.

"This must be the daughter of the Godslayer, Ger. She has truly been resurrected forever."

Tony was the first to exclaim in surprise.

This truly breaks the boundary between life and death, resurrecting a dead life.

This is something even the gods couldn't do; even Odin, the king of the gods, couldn't escape death in the end.

Black Strange sacrificed the entire universe to save Christine, but ultimately failed.

But what about eternity?

This is how you get things done simply by making a wish.

You have to admit it, he truly deserves to be called the creator god, he's awesome.

Come to think of it, this is a super big shot who can erase all the gods in the universe with a single thought. Reviving a dead person is nothing to him.

"My love!"

On the big screen, the Godslayer Ger saw the little girl and immediately hugged her and cried.

"I miss you so much."

"Me too!"

I'm sorry.

"It's okay."

While Godslayer Gale and his daughter were pouring out their hearts to each other, Thor was also saying his final goodbyes to the female Thor.

"Since I was able to lift that hammer, it's as if I've been given an extra life."

Jane Foster lay in Thor's arms, recounting her story. Although she was so weak that she was on the verge of death, there was a light in her eyes.

Hammer it!

The female Thor did indeed gain Thor's power by wielding Mjolnir.

The group members in the multiverse immediately understood.

People had suspected this for a long time, but it wasn't until this moment that it was truly confirmed.

"What happened to me? How did I become like this?"

Jane Foster of New Mexico couldn't help but furrow her brow deeply.

After the battle with the Godslayer, the female Thor was so weak that she could barely stand. She thought the female Thor was injured.

But now it seems that it wasn't an injury at all, but clearly an illness.

What kind of injury could make someone so thin, like skin and bones?

And his complexion, his health, it was like that of a patient with a terminal illness who was about to die.

No way, no way, could I really have some incurable disease?

Thinking about this, Jane Foster suddenly felt terrible.

"Jane, I think you need to get a physical exam, a full checkup."

Daisy, the girl's best friend, said to Jane with a very serious expression.

She knows her best friend all too well; she's a complete workaholic who just can't stop once she gets into work.

It's not surprising that people ruin their health.

In fact, she had advised Jane Foster before not to work too hard, but Jane Foster never listened and never took it seriously.

But now?

"You're right! I think it's definitely necessary."

Jane Foster immediately nodded emphatically and made the decision.

"That feeling was amazing, not bad for a human being."

On the big screen, Jane Foster continued to speak to Chris Hemsworth, a weak but happy smile on her face.

"That's good too for a god."

Chris Hemsworth's face was full of sorrow, but he still forced a smile.

"I've already come up with my slogan."

"Really? What is that?"

Jane Foster leaned close to Chris Hemsworth's ear and whispered something, but the viewers outside the big screen couldn't hear it.

"That's the best slogan."

"Yeah?"

"I love you!"

"I love you too!"

The two shared a final, passionate kiss, and Jane Foster, right there in Thor's arms, vanished into specks of light.

???

Many of the group members in front of the big screen had a series of question marks on their foreheads.

"What happened? Wasn't Jane just a normal person? Why would she die like this?"

Star-Lord was the first to raise a question.

Jane Foster's death is exactly the same as Odin's death as previously revealed in spoilers.

They all turned into golden light and dissipated.

So, judging from this, did Jane Foster eventually become a god?

After picking up Thor's hammer, not only can you gain the power of Thor, but you can also truly become a god.

It has to be said that this was something Star-Lord never expected.

"Jane has become a god! She's no longer mortal! Thor's hammer has truly made her a goddess!"

Clark Kent said in great surprise that he never expected this to happen either.

"So in the Marvel universe, people can become gods so easily?"

Diana, a demigod, was equally moved.

In Jane's case, there's no doubt that she has definitely become a god.

But can gods also die of illness?

Judging from the other person's appearance, it doesn't seem like they're injured, but rather sick.

"So, Captain America also became a god? But why did he age so much in the end?"

"Even if God gets old, it can't be that fast!"

Strange also had a series of questions arise.

Of course, there are other related questions, such as why, when Captain America wields Thor's hammer, he can only summon thunder but doesn't have the corresponding armor?

The spoilers clearly showed that Thor was beaten by the Destroyer and regained his Thor powers.

That armor was not clothing in the ordinary sense; it did not require special wearing. It was formed directly from divine power.

So even though they both wielded hammers, Captain America isn't actually the real Thor?

Only received "mild approval" from Hammer Technology?

Jane Foster, however, was "highly recognized" by Thor, so she not only gained the power of Thor, but also became a god.

On the big screen, a barrage of comments flew up, sparking a heated discussion about Jane Foster's death.

On the big screen, spoilers continued.

After Jane Foster's death, Chris Hemsworth knelt on the ground with a sorrowful expression.

At that moment, the Godslayer, Gale, spoke to him: "Protect her, protect my love!"

Knowing he was about to die, the Godslayer began to entrust his orphan to the Thunder God.

Thor didn't say much, he just nodded and agreed.

With no more attachments, the Godslayer Ger died in his daughter's arms.

It's safe to say that no one expected this battle between Thor and the Godslayer to end like this.

The Godslayer, Gael, who had triumphed and found eternity, eventually died, and the two became friends before their deaths.

The Godslayer, Gel, even entrusted his daughter to his mortal enemy.

Chris Hemsworth has welcomed a daughter.

Aside from Jane Foster's death, it was a perfect ending.

At this moment, the camera angle on the big screen switched.

But then, in a magnificent and awe-inspiring fairyland, a golden ray of light drifted in and quickly coalesced.

Eventually, a human figure appeared.

It was none other than Jane Foster, who had died earlier!

What the hell is this?

The group members from the multiverse were completely stunned.

Jane Foster is dead, isn't she?

How did it suddenly come back to life?

Could this be some kind of afterlife?

Could this be...?

"Valhalla? Could this be Valhalla?"

Black Widow made this prediction immediately.

Since learning that Thor is a real person, Black Widow has delved into various myths and legends.

Valhalla is a famous place in Norse mythology, the very place where the spirits of the Asgardian gods would arrive after their deaths.

It's worth mentioning that only the spirits of gods who died heroically in battle will appear here.

Those who did not die on the battlefield were sent to the underworld, which was controlled by Hela.

Of course, this is just a myth, and the actual situation is likely to be somewhat different.

For example, the real Hela, the goddess of death, is clearly different from the legendary Hela of the underworld.

"This must be Valhalla."

Chris Hemsworth nodded emphatically, making the same guess.

"What's going on?"

On the big screen, Jane Foster was also bewildered by her own "rebirth," staring wide-eyed at her surroundings, not knowing what was going on.

However, a figure soon walked over, and it was none other than Heimdall.

However, Heimdall was not wearing armor at this moment, but was dressed in casual clothes, just like Jane Foster was at this moment.

"Jane Foster!"

Heimdall greeted Jane Foster.

"Heimdall!"

Jane Foster responded.

"It seems you are dead."

"yes!"

Well, this conversation certainly doesn't seem to have much substance.

"Thank you for taking care of my son. And welcome to the land of the gods, welcome to Valhalla!"

Heimdall addressed Jane Foster again, thus answering the questions that had been lingering in the minds of the group members. (End of Chapter)