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

"This Kang looks much more formidable than that Quantum Kang, doesn't he?"

Thor was the first to utter such a remark.

Although this survivor Kang seems to be far inferior to Quantum Kang in terms of equipment and so on.

After all, the high-tech gadgets that QuantumKam used definitely left a very deep impression on Thor.

Frankly speaking, in Thor's opinion, QuantumCon's equipment is far more powerful than Tony Stark's Iron Man armor.

Compared to this, Kang, one of the survivors, seems rather shabby.

There wasn't even any high-tech equipment on him.

However, it is clear that Kang, the survivor, has mastered the power of time!

This alone puts them in an invincible position.

They can know what you're doing in advance, so they can prepare accordingly and even fast-forward their own time.

How are you going to overcome this?

In this respect alone, it far surpasses QuantumKang.

However, what Thor didn't know was that he underestimated QuantumCon, which also wields the power of time.

It's just that the time rules are different in the quantum realm, so Quantum Kang's time manipulation methods are simply unusable.

Otherwise, how could such a multiverse-level boss be so easily defeated by the Ant-Man family?

The spoilers continued on the big screen.

Loki and Loki exchanged a glance, then sat down opposite Kang.

Then came a bunch of nonsense.

Loki tells Kang that Kang has already lost because he and Loki the Woman have found him.

But Kang seemed completely unconvinced.

Loki couldn't resist attacking Kang again, but she failed once more.

Kang then took out a book, turned to a certain page, and showed it to the two of them.

"You can't kill me, because I already know what you're going to do."

Hearing Kang's confident words, Loki and Loki glanced at the paper Kang handed them.

They were all dumbfounded.

But what was recorded on the paper were the words that Loki and Loki had just spoken.

Exactly the same, they all match perfectly.

Despite their surprise, both Loki and Loki refused to admit defeat, stating that they had found Kang after all.

However, Kang stated that the reason Loki and the other man were able to find him was all part of his plan.

He paved the way for Loki and his companion.

Female Loki and Loki were still unconvinced, but the other members of the group in the multiverse all believed it without a doubt.

Because it's obvious.

"I really feel sorry for the two Lokis. Their lifelong struggles and fights were just a trap set by others."

Black Widow shook her head, she couldn't bear to watch any longer.

To be honest, from this perspective, the two Lokis are indeed quite tragic.

"That damned Kang!"

Chris Hemsworth was somewhat angry.

Seeing Loki being played like a fool by Kang, and then Kang gloating in front of Loki afterward, Thor was indeed seething with anger.

"Since both Lokis found me, and it was all orchestrated by Kang, what was his purpose?"

Why did he send two Lokis to find him?

Captain America then raised a very insightful question.

This also caused the group members in the multiverse to fall into deep thought.

Yes, what exactly is Kang's purpose in going to such lengths to scheme against the two Loki?

Just so Loki would meet him?

It's obviously impossible that way; there must be a deeper meaning behind Kang's actions.

But what exactly is this deeper meaning?

As a multiverse-level bigwig who controls the TVA, a massive organization that can arbitrarily manipulate the timelines of the multiverse, even Loki is like an ant in his presence.

What does Kang want from Loki?

What is it that Loki can do but Kang cannot?

The group members across the multiverse are very, very interested in this.

On the big screen, the conversation between Loki and Kang continued.

After some irrelevant details, Kang finally brought up something that everyone was more interested in.

He then explained the origin of the matter to the two Loki.

"Long ago, before the Time Administration was established, one of my variants lived on Earth in the 31st century."

"He was a scientist who discovered that the universe is layered, and at the same time, my other variants also discovered this."

"Needless to say, we were in contact with each other and lived peacefully together for a long time."

"Let's share technology and knowledge, and use the best of our own universe to improve other universes."

"However, not all of my versions are so kind-hearted."

"For some people, the new world means only one thing: conquest."

"Peace has escalated into a major war."

"Every time an alternate entity is desperately protecting its own universe while destroying other universes."

"This almost ended everything."

Female Loki then interjected, "And then TVA appeared, saving everything, saving all of us?"

Originally, the group members in the multiverse also thought so, since it fit the logic mentioned earlier.

However, Kang shook his head unexpectedly: "No, that's not right. This is where we've deviated from the norm."

Kang then went on to explain that he had accidentally discovered a monster that could devour time and space, and then weaponized that monster.

They ended the war across the multiverse and established TVA.

"Isn't this still the same idea?"

Xiaoyu couldn't help but complain out loud.

Is Kang's explanation different from Loki's?

Because Kang denied it so categorically, she thought there was some other inside story.

As expected, it was the same thing everyone thought before: Kang founded TVA and ended the war in the multiverse.

"Wow, that monster was actually that powerful! It could even devour time and space?"

Peter Parker's eyes nearly popped out of their sockets. He knew Elios was powerful, but he hadn't expected him to be that powerful.

Even more unexpectedly, TVA was created by extracting the abilities of that monster.

This is a shocking secret.

"Kang is indeed no simple man."

Captain America then uttered this exclamation.

Can Kang control a super monster that can devour even time and space?

They even extracted the opponent's abilities to end the war in the multiverse.

That's quite a large sum of money.

"So, you're planning to continue deleting those innocent timelines?"

On the big screen, Loki's voice rang out, drawing the attention of everyone in the multiverse back to the main screen.

"No, it's both of you!"

But Kang pointed to the two Loki and said something that surprised everyone.

Many of the group members, especially those from the multiverse, were stunned.

Why would Kang go to such great lengths just to recruit two Lokis?

"You have two choices."

"First, kill me, destroy this place, and then there won't just be one devil, but an infinite number!"

"Secondly, the two of you will be in charge."

It sounded nice, but Loki didn't believe Kang at all.

"You're lying. Why are you giving up control?"

Loki asked Kang an incredibly sharp question.

This is also a question that many of our group members want to know.

"Dude, I'm tired, and I'm old, much older than I look."

"This game belongs to young people, to passionate people."

"I've tried so many times to find the right person to replace me, but I never expected that the right person would be the two of you."

It turns out that Kang wasn't recruiting two Lokis, but rather "passing the torch" to them.

"So, Kang went to all this trouble just to find two successors?"

Tony couldn't help but complain out loud.

So Kang has the power of time and can see the past and future. The entire multiverse is in Kang's eyes, yet he still can't find a successor.

In the entire multiverse, only Loki and female Loki are capable of this task?

Okay, even if that's the case, there's no need to portray these two as your enemies, is there?

No matter how you look at it, this is the least efficient way.

Of course, Tony had this question because he didn't know the whole story.

What's happening on the big screen is just one part of Kang's plan.

His killing by Loki was also part of Kang's plan.

After all, how could TVA collapse if he wasn't killed by Loki?

How could Loki possibly take over TVA in order to save it?

"However, it seems that Kang's plan is not very optimistic now."

Bruce Wayne said this.

Bruce couldn't quite judge Loki's words, but that female Loki clearly harbored deep hatred for TVA, so it would be difficult for her to change her attitude.

Bruce, of course, had no idea that this was exactly what Kang wanted.

Bruce's guess turned out to be correct. After hearing Kang's words, Loki didn't believe Kang at all, saying that it was just a lie.

But Loki's words made him believe Kang.

The two Loki, who had always stood shoulder to shoulder through hardships, began to disagree.

When Kang removed the "time machine" from his wrist, the female Loki promptly assassinated him.

But Loki stopped him.

"What are you doing?"

"Sylvie, wait, let's talk this over."

"Let's do what we must do first, and kill him!"

"What if he's telling the truth? I actually believe him."

"So what?"

The two Lokis exchanged words, but neither could convince the other, and in the end, they had no choice but to resort to force.

The two then began fighting right in front of Kang.

"Loki is becoming more and more like a superhero, isn't he, everyone?"

Thor couldn't help but gloat in the chat.

The key point of disagreement between Loki and Loki's sister is that Loki fears killing Kang will attract more evil Kangs.

Fear of endangering the multiverse.

So even though TVA had caused him a lot of trouble and Loki had always hated TVA, he chose to give up at this point.

At this moment, he was not thinking about his personal grudges, but about the entire multiverse.

What about Loki, the youngest daughter?

She didn't care about any of that; she didn't care whether Kang was telling the truth or not, she just wanted to kill Kang.

"It's not bad."

Even Tony, who is usually very sharp-tongued, showed his approval of Loki at this moment.

However, it seems that Loki ultimately failed without a doubt, because Kang did indeed die at the hands of the female Loki.

This was mentioned in previous spoilers; the female Loki said that to save Kang, she must be killed.

However, it's quite obvious that Kang ultimately died while Loki was unharmed.

Bang bang bang!

On the big screen, the two Lokis are still fighting.

But as the fight progressed, the tone shifted, and the two began to express their deep affection for each other.

Then they shared a passionate kiss.

Wow, everyone in the multiverse is calling it awesome!

Is it okay for me to fall in love with another female version of myself?

Loki's actions were something most people couldn't pull off.

However, it's not entirely clear whether the female Loki also fell in love with Loki.

Because the female Loki might be doing this simply to confuse Loki.

While she was kissing Loki, she suddenly opened the portal and pushed Loki inside.

Now that no one was in her way, she rushed straight at Kang and stabbed him to death with a single blow.

In that instant, the timeline outside the window began to branch out wildly.

"The Sacred Timeline has collapsed. So this is how the Sacred Timeline collapses."

The Flash finally learned the whole story.

I finally understand why Kang is so important to TVA and why he is so important to the Sacred Timeline.

I now understand even more why the timeline would collapse if Kang died, as mentioned in previous spoilers.

So the Flash knew exactly what happened next.

Loki ascended the Throne of Time to save TVA and became the God of Stories.

Everything is fine.

Except for one thing.

"Kam wasn't killed by Loki; he chose his own death. Why did he do that?"

"Even if the female Loki doesn't take over my job, she doesn't have to die, right?"

The big screen clearly revealed that female Loki was no match for Kang; they were simply not in the same league.

It could even be said that they are not on the same order of magnitude.

If Kang doesn't want to, there's no way Loki can kill him.

So there's no doubt that although it was Loki who did the work, it was Kang who chose to die.

But what was his motive for choosing death?

The successor will not take over?

That doesn't make sense, does it?

On the big screen, spoilers continued.

The TVA was in complete chaos due to the collapse of the sacred timeline, and everyone was trying to salvage the situation.

The same applies to Loki, who was teleported into TVA by the female Loki.

He immediately sought out his former comrade-in-arms, Agent Möbius.

"It's too late, Möbius. We made a huge mistake. We released the timeline."

Loki told Mobius everything and warned him that the variants of Concord were coming and that they should prepare for battle.

"Calm down. You're an analyst, right? Which department are you in?"

To Loki's utter bewilderment, Möbius didn't recognize him at all. (End of Chapter)