Godslayer in the Marvel Universe

Chapter 248 Two Mother Boxes (2nd Update)

If it were Ang when he first transmigrated, he would probably be in a lot of trouble.

Both are very significant events, and deciding which to choose is a real headache.

Now that Ang is the God of War... all I can say is: a soulless thing is not worth his time.

Sokovia, Eastern Europe, is a research base for the Hydra.

Just hearing the name, Ang knew that Ultron, the boss of Avengers: Age of Ultron, was about to appear.

Since Ang obtained the Godslayer System, the boss he hates fighting the most is the pure robot, because the system clearly tells him that the robot does not have red souls.

Ultron?

Where did this weak boss come from?

Hey, you brat I don't know!

What Ang couldn't accept the most was that this thing was a super artificial intelligence AI. It clearly had the potential to become the Marvel universe's Skynet. It only needed to lurk on the Internet to cause trouble all over the world. But it insisted on abandoning its greatest advantage and creating a body so that its original body could be destroyed.

With such an intelligent (but flawed) AI, Ang doesn't even know where to begin criticizing it.

If we had to name a notable villain in Avengers 2, it would probably be the Scarlet Witch who went berserk in a parallel universe.

A little assessment reveals that while Steppenwolf may not be exceptionally strong, he is still more significant than Ultron, so Ang decided to prioritize the Justice League.

Ang then greeted Tony, saying, "Tony, something important has come up here. I might not be able to look after you."

"It's alright, Thor just got back."

"That's good. I'll hang up now."

"Okay! I'm busy here too." Before Tony hung up, Ang heard the sound of pulse lasers firing on the other end. Clearly, Tony was multitasking, using dive bombing to deal with Hydra's minions.

Ang smiled knowingly.

As for the Avengers, he wasn't really worried: even if Thor was still the "God of Hammers" and hadn't truly transformed into the God of Thunder, he was still a tough guy that a fool like Ultron couldn't handle.

Compared to the combination of Ultron, Speed ​​Silver, and the inexperienced Scarlet Witch, Ang is more concerned about his side.

Even if Poseidon bestowed upon him a divine horse, he still wouldn't want to go to Atlantis or anything like that.

Even though he is now a war god, once he enters the ocean, he still suffers a terrible debuff that halves his divine power. There's no way around it; even though Poseidon's divine authority no longer includes Earth, the ocean is still not a place that Ang can casually set foot in.

In order to maintain his divine power in the sea, he must obtain a divine position related to the ocean. Even though there are currently no divine positions related to the ocean on Earth, if he were to obtain one, it would be a slap in the face to Poseidon.

Even just nominally joining the Olympian pantheon presents this problem.

If he doesn't go into the sea, it basically means that the mother box in the sea is doomed.

Undeterred, Ang went to Kamar-Taj after bringing back the Amazonian Mother Box, only to find Stephen Strange there instead.

"I'm sorry, the Sorcerer Supreme is temporarily away from the New York Temple due to a very important matter."

Fatty Wang deliberately emphasized the word "very".

This is both a test and an emphasis.

Ang shrugged helplessly.

This war god can choose whether to go to the front when there is an enemy, after all, Earth still has Superman at the forefront. Kamar-Taj is different. The Templar Wizard is the kind of person who must go when there is a problem.

Ang's spatial magic is very strong, but unfortunately he is not a professional mage and cannot spread spatial detection globally like Kamar-Taj.

Once he leaves New York and Gotham City, Ang won't be able to sense anyone teleporting over.

Unsurprisingly, the Atlanteans were doomed.

Steppenwolf, as if beating up a child, caught an Atlantean general and then used his mind scan to find the location of the Mother Box.

In this life, the Aquaman event occurred much earlier than the normal timeline, and Arthur was already the ruler of the Seven Kingdoms.

However, as a self-taught king, Arthur was unaware of many of the taboos within the country.

It wasn't until the temple that sealed the Mother Box was attacked that he hurriedly rushed there with Mera, the Queen of the Sea.

In the dim and enormous temple, a dark blue-black giant stood in a huge vortex.

The corpses of the ocean guardians were twisted and grotesque, floating in the surrounding water. Their once brave and resolute faces were now frozen with fear and horror.

When they arrived, the last guard captain had transformed into a dazzling water tornado and was hurtling towards the giant. But the terrifying attack vanished in the blink of an eye.

All attacks were thwarted by the opponent's overwhelming power.

The captain, clad in golden armor, was dismantled into pieces right in front of Arthur.

"Damn it!" The violent water flowed around Arthur, and he bulged his muscles with explosive beauty. He charged forward like a torpedo traveling at 300 kilometers per hour, crashing heavily into the giant.

At this moment, the entire Sealed Hall trembled due to the massive water shockwaves generated by the battle between the two sides.

Arthur's Trident couldn't easily penetrate the opponent's armor, but the opponent's giant axe was equally ineffective at wielding it underwater.

When weapons failed, the two sides seemed to transform into two deep-sea monsters, fighting with the most primal methods.

It was a scene unimaginable to ordinary people who had never experienced underwater warfare: the entire sea and land roared deafeningly, and every punch and kick created a new tsunami. Not to mention schools of fish, even the warriors of Atlantis could not easily approach the surrounding waters.

The deafening roar, like an underwater volcanic eruption, drowned out all positive emotions from the onlookers.

For the first time, they showed negative emotions such as fear and hesitation towards their invincible king.

The dust raised by the war polluted the sea, even dimming the light that could barely penetrate the surface.

The brief but intense exchange seemed to have come to an end.

To Mera's horror—Arthur actually lost!

The alien giant brazenly stole the Mother Box and left.

Seeing Arthur, covered in wounds, sink to the bottom of the sea, Mera was heartbroken: "Arthur..."

"Damn it! What that stinky bat said was true!"

"What are you going to do?" Mera asked, looking at Arthur, who was swaying as he stood up.

"Get ashore, find that bat, and see if there's anyone in that Justice League who can help us."

If Arthur was at least defeated after a fierce battle, then the loss of the third Mother Box seems to be a more straightforward matter.

As Bruce Wayne was sipping his coffee and searching for information about Cyborg, his computer screen suddenly shook, and this line of text popped up.

I know what you're looking for, but it's already been stolen. For details, please come to this address.

Bruce quickly put on his Batsuit and flew over in his Batplane, only to find half of Cyborg.

(End of this chapter)