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

"This really is Valhalla!"

Black Widow was both surprised and unsurprised by this answer.

After all, she couldn't come up with a more suitable answer than Valhalla, no matter how much she thought about it.

But if this really is Valhalla, then Jane Foster would truly be a god.

This is a place that only gods can come to after they die.

"Unbelievable, truly unbelievable, Jane actually became a god."

Wonder Woman Diana let out a long sigh.

The boundary between humans and gods is not insurmountable; she is a prime example.

Having the bloodlines of two races simultaneously, he can be considered a demigod.

Besides her, Zeus had countless offspring with humans.

This is also true of many other gods; they all left offspring in the mortal realm.

Diana had never heard of a person directly becoming a god before.

"I've become a god? I actually became a god?"

Jane Foster was completely dumbfounded, utterly dumbfounded.

Even though seeing her own death turn into specks of golden light was already a clear indication of this, she still couldn't believe it.

After all, for her as the person involved, this turn of events was far too dramatic.

Jane Foster was also a scientist.

Even though she has been studying the Einstein-Rosen bridge and believes that Asgard exists.

But more often than not, they see it as another planet, another race.

But now I've become a god?

That's way too provocative!

I've already appeared in Valhalla, so becoming a god is definitely a certainty.

"Yeah, Jane, you actually became a god."

Daisy's reaction was not much better than Jane Foster's; she was equally provoked.

Although it wasn't me who became a god, it was my good friend.

The thought that her best friend and boss had one day become a god made Daisy feel like she was about to lose her composure.

"So this is what God is? Their deaths aren't really deaths."

Gamora, inside Temple One, couldn't help but sigh in that way.

Regardless of whether it's a soul, a physical body, or some other state that enters Valhalla, isn't this equivalent to directly starting another life?

He truly lives up to his reputation as a god, possessing two lives.

"I really don't know whether to envy Jane or pity her."

Strange, who had just finished his last surgery, uttered this remark.

What's enviable is that the other person became a god, but unfortunately, they also died.

If it weren't for the battle between the god-becomeer and the god-slayer, he wouldn't have died, right?

"Pity her? Why pity her? She has someone who loves her so much."

Christine, standing beside him, looked on with envy; her perspective on the issue was completely different from Strange's.

The Strange man stared intently at Christine: "Excuse me, are you implying something?"

It's important to know that Strange and Christine have always had an ambiguous relationship.

Especially the spoilers on the big screen, which only the two of them could see in the entire hospital, made them feel an even stronger sense of intimacy that they couldn't share with outsiders.

Christine: "..."

The girl was stunned. Strange was as arrogant as ever.

I was just making a casual remark; I didn't really think much of it.

Does this arrogant man really think that pursuing a girl requires her to be so direct and proactive?

Are you kidding me!

If you're going to pursue me, then show me your true feelings.

"You're hopeless, Strange!"

Christine gave Strange a big eye roll.

"I'm giving a speech at the Neurology Association's dinner tonight, come with me!"

After exchanging a few casual words, Strange turned to Christine with a serious expression and said...

No wonder he's second only to Tony in arrogance; even the person inviting him speaks with that kind of tone.

"And there are speeches too? Haha, how romantic."

Christine's face showed a mocking expression; it wasn't a hint, but a direct statement.

Because Strange had said he would take her on a romantic trip, but it turned out he just took her to see his speech.

"Didn't you really enjoy being romantic with me? We were so happy back then."

It's unclear whether Strange was genuinely oblivious or simply hopelessly arrogant.

"Only you're happy, okay!"

Christine was speechless, and she ultimately declined Strange's invitation.

"You're not doing this because of the video on there, are you? Don't worry about it, I told you I wouldn't become Doctor Strange."

"So I won't destroy the entire universe for you, nor will I cause a cosmic collision event for you."

"Furthermore, I would not go on a killing spree across the multiverse in order to resurrect you."

"I am who I am, and I have nothing to do with Doctor Strange."

"The story of Doctor Strange and Christine has nothing to do with us."

After staring at Christine for a while, Strange said this to her.

"That's the problem, Strange, everything has to do with you."

Christine said those words and then turned and left.

What else can Strange do?

I guess I'll have to go alone.

Back in his mansion, Strange changed into an expensive suit, put on his luxury watch, and dressed himself up impeccably.

After taking a satisfied look at the handsome guy in the mirror, Strange drove off in his luxury car.

Cars flowed endlessly on the road, but Strange treated the road as if it were his own home.

Traffic rules are nonexistent; there's all sorts of speeding and running red lights.

Its main selling point is its coolness.

It would be one thing if he were just speeding on the main road, but when Strange drove onto the winding side roads, he didn't slow down at all and was still speeding.

You can drive fast all you want, but you also have to get distracted by making phone calls.

"What's the matter?"

"I have a 68-year-old woman here who has advanced brainstem glioma."

"Do you want to ruin my reputation? I won't do that."

"There was also a 22-year-old woman who had an electromagnetic device implanted in her brain to suppress schizophrenia, but she was unexpectedly shocked with an electric shock."

"This is interesting. Send it to me."

Damn, Strange actually took a look!

It turned out that this was a serious matter.

Bang bang bang!

In a dizzying moment, Strange lost consciousness.

When he opened his eyes again, he found himself lying in a hospital bed.

Even worse, both hands were restrained by braces.

boom!

Strange felt like the sky was falling, especially since he had injured his hand.

Still seriously injured.

God, Strange earns his living with his own hands!

If his hand is injured so severely, his career will be over.

In an instant, regret, fear, and nervousness surged into my heart.

But Strange's biggest obsession was to heal his hands as soon as possible.

At all costs!

Driven by this obsession, Strange embarked on a frantic search for medical help.

He spent all his savings, even sold his mansion and luxury car, and sought out all the famous doctors, but to no avail.

No one can cure his hands.

Strange was at his wit's end.

"What should I do?"

In the empty apartment, Strange slumped in a corner, feeling like he was about to break down.

Is my life going to be ruined like this?

Is this the end?

"Wait! Perhaps I have another way!"

But suddenly, Strange, who was clutching his scalp, abruptly raised his head.

He realized something.

I seem to be getting stuck on a rut.

Or rather, it's because the mindset hasn't been opened up.

I have been seeking medical help all along, but it has proven that medicine cannot help me.

But the world we live in isn't just about science.

Magic and witchcraft exist!

If medicine fails, one can seek help from other sources.

"Could this be the reason I became Doctor Strange?"

Once this idea came to mind, Strange immediately realized it.

Strange from other worlds must have come into contact with the world of magic through healing hands, just like me, right?

What exactly happened is unknown, but it's clear that this is why he became Doctor Strange.

I never imagined that this kind of thing would happen to me again.

So, is this my destiny?

So, should I accept it?

Strange stared at his useless hands and fell into deep thought.

This problem has actually been bothering Strange for a long time.

On one hand, Strange really didn't want to become Doctor Strange, after all, what happened to him was too outrageous.

Strange doesn't want to go through it again.

At the same time, Strange also has to guard against a potential mortal enemy: the corrupted Doctor Strange.

The big screen has already given a spoiler: that guy will be hunting down other Stranges in the multiverse at some point.

Who knows, one day in the future, Strange might also become one of those innocent victims.

The best way to prevent this kind of thing is to become Doctor Strange.

It would be best to find a way to break the Dreamwalking Technique before this actually happens to you.

Shatter that madman's insane plan.

Even if I can't do that, at the very least, I should be able to fight back when the other party finally arrives, right?

We can't just obediently wait to die, can we?

Now that his hand is also ruined, Strange is unwilling to become a cripple.

So, am I really going to embark on a journey into the world of magic?

Does he really have to become Doctor Strange again?

Strange was incredibly conflicted.

The various spoilers on the big screen did not stop because of Strange's personal mood.

While Strange was struggling with his decision, a newly released spoiler clip immediately attracted the attention of everyone in the multiverse.

[It's confirmed! The Living Tribunal, which transcends the five primordial gods, is not a legend, but a real entity!]

"No way? Marvel's five creator gods aren't even the top-tier beings? There are beings even more powerful than the creator gods?"

Thor was completely dumbfounded, or rather, speechless.

Good heavens, when the Celestials appeared, Thor thought they were already the most powerful bosses.

After all, with a flick of the wrist, one can create galaxies and shape the universe; what Qian does is already the creation of the world.

Later, when the Creator God appeared, Thor felt that the Creator God was the most awesome.

Not to mention that he was clearly stated on the big screen to be the creator god.

The mere thought that a single thought could erase all the gods in the universe left Thor speechless and in disbelief.

Thor thought to himself, "This must be the most powerful being in the universe, the pinnacle, right?"

This is like creation itself!

however!

Now the big screen tells Thor that there are even more powerful beings above the Creator God.

That's really too much for one's heart.

The Court of Life?

I've never heard of it.

"Heimdall, have you heard of the Living Tribunal?"

Thor then looked at Heimdall beside him with a questioning gaze.

Heimdall, however, was also completely bewildered and clearly didn't know either.

"No, Thor, I don't know. Perhaps you could ask Lord Odin."

Sure enough, Heimdall gave Thor this advice.

"Father, Mother, are you aware of the Court of Death?"

He asked his parents in a family chat group that a few people had created.

"Thor, this is the first time I've heard of this either."

But Odin gave the same answer.

Well, even his own father had never heard of it. What kind of being is it?

"Yes, what could be more powerful than the Creator God? He created the world!"

Star-Lord couldn't help but shout it out in the public chat.

"A living court? What is that?"

Captain America murmured aloud.

As a super soldier who is only slightly stronger than an ordinary person, Captain America's understanding of the Living Tribunal is far beyond his comprehension.

"Are there other beings above the Creator God? The Living Tribunal?"

Wonder Woman Diana was also stunned by the news.

Like everyone else, she subconsciously believed that the creator god was the most awesome being.

"A court of life? What, what is that?"

It wasn't just the ordinary group members; even Loki, the god of stories who stood proudly on the throne of time, was dumbfounded.

He believed he had mastered the power of time and could see the past and the future by following the timeline.

Therefore, there are no secrets in the universe that he does not know.

But what about the court of life?

Well, it's not just the Living Tribunal; even the Creator God, who was previously revealed on the big screen, is beyond Loki's comprehension.

This greatly surprised Loki.

Yet the Court of Life is actually on a higher level than the five great creator gods.

This made Loki, the god of stories, realize once again that he was actually nothing in this universe.

There are many beings that are superior to me!

"I wonder if there's anything more powerful than the Living Tribunal?"

Loki, the god of stories, couldn't help but think the same thing while he was shocked.

Loki had no idea the answer, but he couldn't help but wonder, if such a being truly existed, what level would it be at? (End of Chapter)