American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

"Roll back, roll back!"

Thor flipped the screen that Star-Lord had been showing back and clicked on one of the screens.

Then, the figure of the female warrior Sif appeared on the screen.

"Where are you? Thor, where are you? We need you here!"

Sif, wearing a helmet and covered in blood, was shouting anxiously.

Clearly, the other side had just gone through a brutal battle.

Considering the context of this question, everyone made a natural guess.

The one who injured Sif was most likely a Godslayer.

"My friend is in danger, we must go back immediately!"

Thor made the decision immediately: "Start the ship, my friends!"

“Perhaps we should split up,” Star-Lord said. “Look at all these guys, there are so many people who need saving!”

After some discussion, both sides quickly reached an agreement: Star-Lord and his crew would board the spaceship to deal with other distress signals.

Thor and the Stone Man went to rescue Sif.

"So this long-haired, hippie-like guy is Thor?"

Professor X's expression turned somewhat strange. He looked at Thor on the big screen and said with great surprise.

It must be said that Thor successfully shattered all his illusions about gods.

Originally, in Professor X's mind, gods were high above, mysterious and sacred beings who needed to be revered by ordinary people.

But what about that guy on the screen?

She really is no different from an ordinary person.

Magneto, on the other hand, felt the same way.

At this moment, they couldn't help but recall the definitions of gods given by the other respondents: that so-called humans are nothing more than people with great power.

Now it seems that this may indeed be true.

"Storm Axe Slash!"

Thor's voice came from the screen.

But with his summons, a dazzling bolt of lightning flashed, and a majestic axe flew directly into Thor's hand.

Thor gripped his axe and slammed it into the ground, instantly transforming himself.

He transformed from a hippie into a majestic and imposing Thor, clad in armor.

Professor X and Magneto nodded in agreement; only now did he look somewhat like Thor.

"What do we do, buddy?" the Stone Man asked, turning to Thor.

"Let's go find Sif!"

Thor answered without hesitation, then suddenly raised the axe in his hand.

A beam of multicolored light descended from the sky, teleporting Thor and the Stone Man to another strange and precipitous ice mountain.

That's right, the Stormbreaker comes with a built-in Bifrost feature.

Therefore, Thor no longer needs to rely on others like he used to rely on Heimdall to go anywhere he wants.

On the iceberg, Thor and the stone man hadn't gone far when they encountered an enormous corpse, probably several hundred meters in size.

"What is that?"

The stone man couldn't help but ask this question.

This question echoed the sentiments of all the respondents, who were equally eager to know what that enormous monster was.

The image of this giant monster has appeared in many previous distress calls, and everyone knows that it was killed by the Godslayer.

Although no one knows much about the strength of this giant monster, one can imagine that something so huge must be extremely difficult to kill.

The fact that the Godslayer could kill even such a monster speaks volumes about its power.

That makes sense; how could something that can kill even the gods be weak?

"A god who adds magic to people, add magic!"

Thor introduced the stone man to the rock, saying, "One of the best gods you will ever meet."

Okay, so that monster was actually a god too!

Beside the god's corpse lay another person, who was none other than Sif, the Asgardian warrior.

Thor's expression changed slightly, and he leaped to Sif's side: "Sif, it's me, Sif!"

Fortunately, Sif didn't die and slowly woke up. Thor's face showed relief: "I'll take you home!"

“No!” Sif shook her head. “Leave me here. I want to die like a warrior, on the battlefield, in battle! Then I can have a place in Valhalla.”

“Oh, I don’t mean to spoil your fun, but a warrior who wants to go to Valhalla must die in battle.”

Thor said this to Sif.

This dialogue reveals a very important piece of information: Asgardian warriors do not truly die when they fall in battle.

Instead, they will go to a place called Valhalla.

So here's the question: according to Thor's theory, Odin obviously didn't die in battle, but lived in seclusion on Earth until he died of old age.

Did Odin enter Valhalla?

Chapter 509 The Powerful Godslayer, One-Handedly Crushing Thor

on the screen.

The camera continues to move.

"What exactly happened?"

Thor began to ask Sif for details.

“I’ve been tracking a lot of people, and I followed him here,” Sif began to explain to Thor, “but it’s a trap.”

Who is this crazy person?

"The Godslayer! He's here! He's slaughtered all the gods! His next target is Asgard!" Sif said to Thor nervously.

At this moment, the image on the screen changed.

But it was outside a quiet and harmonious seaside town.

A strange-looking man with gray skin, shrouded in a long robe, appeared silently in the darkness.

The man gazed at the town ahead, a cold expression creeping onto his face.

Then the man took out a long sword and slammed it into the ground.

Centered on the long sword, boundless darkness began to spread, enveloping the town ahead.

And from that darkness, countless monsters began to appear.

"Godslayer, Gale!"

"This guy must be the Godslayer, Ger, right?"

Professor X said in a very certain tone.

There is basically no doubt about this.

However, the image of the Godslayer is quite different from what everyone expected. He is a very, very thin person who looks extremely frail.

Moreover, there is another very interesting point.

"This guy looks so much like a young Bruce! They're practically identical!"

Clark Kent couldn't help but exclaim in great surprise, a very strange expression on his face.

Nani?

Is this even possible?

The other participants couldn't help but turn their attention to Bruce Wayne.

Bruce Wayne couldn't help but shrug: "I wasn't this skinny back then, okay?"

He's a superhero who fights crime, no matter what. How could someone that skinny have any strength?

And their faces are strikingly similar.

on the screen.

A chorus of monster roars and cries of alarm rang out as the monsters released by the Godslayer began to wreak havoc on Asgard.

At the critical moment, a dazzling light flashed, and the Valkyrie descended from the sky on her winged horse, bravely confronting the monsters.

The Valkyrie's fighting prowess remains as formidable as ever; after all, she is someone who fought alongside Thor against Hela.

Unfortunately, there were just too many monsters on the scene, and the Valkyrie was somewhat overwhelmed.

boom!

At this critical moment, a seven-colored light descended from the sky, and Thor, the Stone Man, and the others appeared.

But then Thor swung his axe, and a dazzling burst of lightning shot out, annihilating hordes of monsters with overwhelming force.

Thor's skill is evident from the moment he makes a move.

It can only be said that Thor truly lives up to his name; his strength is simply incomparable to that of Valkyries.

"Thor! It's Thor!"

Thor is here!

A cheer erupted from the crowd, and all the citizens of Asgard were thrilled.

"Take Sif to the infirmary!"