American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

“I cannot allow you to betray Arisham!” Icarus’s voice rang out firmly.

At this point, he revealed his true intentions and stopped making false promises about following Ajax.

"Why don't you kill me yourself?" Ajax also realized Icarus's intention.

Clearly, the other side intended to use these mutants to kill them.

"Once other people realize that something has happened to Earth, they will come looking for you."

Icarus certainly had his own considerations: "When they find your body, they'll know the mutants have returned, and that will keep them busy until the gods appear."

Ultimately, Icarus was just trying to ensure the divine manifestation would happen smoothly!

“I have always been loyal to you, Ajak, keeping your secrets for centuries and deceiving everyone I care about, but I have never questioned my mission to serve the Celestials!”

"Oh, Icarus, I led you down the wrong path!"

"This is the only way I know!"

After saying this, Icarus suddenly pushed Ajak off the cliff.

The video has now reached this point, and it can be said that it has fully revealed the cause and effect of why Icarus killed Ajax.

It's natural that people feel saddened by this, but it's hard to say that they harbor much hatred towards Icarus.

Strictly speaking, Icarus did not do anything wrong.

He was simply fulfilling his mission, nothing more!

It was Ajax who betrayed Arithm!

But Icarus was the one who remained loyal from beginning to end!

What's wrong with someone being true to their mission?

boom!

A loud crash was heard as Ajak slammed heavily onto the ice at the bottom of the cliff.

It can only be said that the Eternals are indeed the Eternals; their physical abilities are truly remarkable. An ordinary person would definitely be smashed to pieces after falling like that, but Ajak was completely unharmed.

It landed steadily at the bottom of the cliff.

"Roar!"

A mutant suddenly shrieked and charged towards Ajak.

Unfortunately, Ajax is not a combatant, so her healing abilities are naturally useless here.

Therefore, Ajak could only rely on his powerful physical abilities to fight against the mutants.

The result was predictable: Ajak was quickly ravaged by the mutants and left in a terrible state.

Fortunately, there was a shotgun at the bottom of the cliff that must have been dropped by an oil company worker. Ajak picked it up and managed to hold off the enemy for a short while.

Sizzle! Sizzle!

However, in the end, Ajak was still pierced into a hedgehog by a mutant using its tentacles.

And it absorbed Ajax's divine power.

“It seems that this mutant is indeed the same one that attacked Sersi in London,” Thor couldn’t help but say, making his judgment.

“That’s right, they are indeed the same one,” Cersei said with absolute certainty.

To outsiders, these mutant monsters all look almost identical, making it impossible to distinguish them precisely.

However, as members of the Eternal Race who have fought against the mutant race for thousands of years, each mutant is different, and they can tell the difference at a glance.

Cersei immediately recognized that the mutant that killed Ajak on the screen was indeed the same one that attacked her later.

The previous guesses were correct; the healing ability of that mutant race that could heal did indeed come from Ajak.

on the screen.

After Ajak was killed by the mutants, Icarus flew down to the bottom of the cliff and carried Ajak's body out.

It was placed in front of Ajax's little house.

"what!"

Upon seeing Ajax's corpse, Icarus cried out in anguish, his face streaked with tears.

The video ends here.

The feelings of those watching on screen were quite complex.

When analyzing this question, everyone initially thought it would be some kind of conspiracy theory, as whoever killed Ajax must have been involved in complex grudges and entanglements.

But after watching the video, everyone realized that things were not as they had originally imagined.

Although Icarus killed Ajax, fundamentally speaking, no one can really accuse Icarus of doing anything wrong.

If anyone is at fault, it seems to be Ajax at the moment.

"I never imagined that this was the truth behind Icarus killing Ajax. I must say, it was completely beyond my expectations."

Loki couldn't help but speak first, his tone filled with surprise.

As a master of intrigue and scheming, his perspective on issues was naturally influenced by his personality, and a series of conspiracy theories were brewing in his mind.

As it turned out, he guessed all of them wrong.

“How could Icarus do this? Ajax trusted him so much, and was the first to tell him about the divine manifestation, but he killed Ajax. How could he do this!”

Cersei's voice sounded somewhat excited.

One was a mentor and friend to her, and the other was even her ex-husband, yet the latter killed the former, which she could not accept.

"Excuse my bluntness, Sersi, while Ajak's death is regrettable, Icarus was a truly qualified warrior!" Thor gave a very positive assessment.

Overall, Icarus's methods were just a bit excessive, but otherwise, Thor saw nothing wrong with them.

Ajax is a traitor.

Icarus merely eliminated the traitor, nothing more.

"The key to this matter is not Icarus, but Ajax!"

Captain America said something similar, "Or rather, it's about 'divine intervention.' Why would someone like Ajax, who has been loyal to Aristom for millions of years, betray Aristom because of 'divine intervention'?"

Captain America believes that Arithm must have some problems, given that someone who has followed him for millions of years has betrayed him.

Although Ajax was a traitor, it is wrong to simply and crudely conclude that he was a despicable traitor.

Captain America believed that the other party must have had a reason to do so.

And this reason, without a doubt, is divine intervention.

This is the root of all the problems.

So what exactly is divine manifestation?

"Cersei, do you know what divine intervention is?" Captain America then stared intently at Cersei and asked in a deep voice.

Cersei shook her head, looking completely bewildered. She was only hearing this word for the first time today.

"Whatever this divine manifestation may be, it is clearly a very significant event that could potentially lead to the destruction of the Earth."

Tony Stark said in a serious tone, "Also, there's one more thing to note: Thanos' snap of his fingers delayed the appearance of the gods!"

“The appearance of God would have led to the destruction of Earth, but Thanos delayed the appearance of God. Doesn’t that mean that Thanos saved Earth?” Peter Parker couldn’t help but say with a strange look on his face.

"It's weird, but it sounds... like it might actually be true." Thor shrugged.

Then everyone started discussing the divine appearance.

Unfortunately, people know very little about this, and despite discussions, they haven't been able to reach a conclusion.

[Here's a question: Thor and Rocket Raccoon travel back to Asgard in a time machine to collect the Reality Stone, but Thor's mother, Frigga, sees through their plan immediately. What did Frigga say to Thor as he left?]

[A. Keep going, you will succeed!]

【B. Child, please take good care of yourself】

C. I have always been proud of you.

D. Let's eat some vegetables.

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive a reward of vector manipulation;]

Those who answer incorrectly will have one attribute of their own deducted randomly, including but not limited to knowledge, experience, skills, possessions, etc.

As everyone was discussing this, the system notification suddenly sounded.

A new question has appeared.

This question, however, concerns the superheroes traveling back in time to collect the Infinity Stones.

As of now, everyone has fully grasped the collection status of five of the six Infinity Stones, with only the Reality Stone remaining.

However, based on the collection of the other gems, it can be inferred that Thor was the one who collected the Reality Gems.

As it turns out, everyone's speculation was correct; it was indeed Thor who was in charge of collecting the Reality Stones.

Thor's other partner is Rocket Raccoon, which was also no surprise to everyone.

"This question asks what Thor's mother said to Thor. Well, I have to say this question is quite difficult."

Tony Stark shrugged and spoke first to everyone.

What to say when parting is a question that seems simple, but actually involves many aspects.

It depends on the specific circumstances, the personalities of both parties, what happened at the time, and so on.

In short, it is almost impossible for outsiders to analyze.

Firstly, although everyone had met Frigga once or twice, they didn't really understand Frigga's personality.

Secondly, no one can possibly know what happened when Thor traveled back in time to meet Frigga, or what actually occurred.

In such a completely dark situation, any analysis is utterly pointless.

"Thor, it seems only you can analyze this problem," Captain America said, turning his gaze to Thor.

He paused, then slightly turned his head and glanced at Loki. "And you, Loki."

This problem is unsolvable by anyone other than the Thor brothers.