American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

So how can a tuxedo be "extraordinary"? A rough and general classification would be nothing more than magic and other mysterious powers, as well as scientific items.

“Stark, you’re right, this tuxedo is indeed a technological artifact.”

Thor nodded and introduced the tuxedo in his hand, "Do you all see this wristwatch? This wristwatch is actually the controller for the tuxedo."

"As long as the corresponding design is made in the watch, the tuxedo can react accordingly according to the program."

"For example, dancing, various fighting techniques, kung fu... can turn an ordinary person into a master in an instant."

"Overall, this tuxedo is still a very good thing for ordinary people."

“Stark, isn’t this just a simplified version of Iron Man armor?” Bruce Wayne summarized from the side.

"Dude, the Iron Man suit is way more advanced than this. In fact, it completely outclasses it in every way!"

Tony Stark was getting a little annoyed. "Didn't you hear what Thor said? The watch actually needs to be set up! Good heavens, what an outdated program! It's not even smart!"

“I understand, Stark. I was just using the Iron Man armor as an example to help everyone understand,” Bruce Wayne said, shrugging.

"A tuxedo that can be controlled by a program? That's a really interesting thing."

Professor X, however, couldn't help but speak with great interest.

This thing was nothing special to the other respondents, but it was quite amazing to Professor X.

Of course, the same applies to Magneto.

After all, apart from some mutants, their world doesn't have any supernatural or bizarre things, and even their technology is at a very backward level.

“Charles, if you like this, you can have it. I don’t need it anyway.”

Seeing this, Thor simply shoved the tuxedo into Professor X's hands.

“No, Thor, this is yours, how can I take it?” Professor X hurriedly declined.

“Take it, Charles. Thor has no use for this.”

Clark Kent, however, tried to persuade Professor X, "He's a god. His armor is a hundred times better than this thing. I don't think this thing will do anything but gather dust in his hands."

“That’s right, Charles. Take it. This tuxedo will only be of the greatest value if it’s in your hands. It would be a waste to give it to anyone else.”

“It may sound harsh, but I’m just stating a fact,” Tony Stark said.

For others, this kind of thing that can improve fighting skills is completely useless.

But Professor X lacks this skill!

If we disregard his powerful mental abilities, Professor X is just an ordinary person. Forget about being a master; even a random thug could probably take him down.

This is Professor X's fatal weakness.

The tuxedo that Thor received as a reward perfectly compensates for Professor X's weakness.

"Then Thor... I'll take it, thank you, buddy!"

After some thought, Professor X decided not to be polite with Thor anymore.

He took the magical tuxedo from Thor's hands.

“That’s right! This thing is destined to be yours!” Thor patted Professor X on the shoulder and laughed.

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At this moment, the system notification sounded.

At the same time, a corresponding video also appeared on the big screen.

"Hey, we're here!"

As the Valkyrie uttered those words, a strange-looking planet, filled with desolation and reminiscent of death, appeared on the big screen.

In the vast expanse of space beyond that planet, there was a "small boat," with several goats pulling it from the front, and two Thors and Valkyries standing at the bow.

Everyone stared solemnly at the dilapidated planet ahead.

Without a doubt, that ruined planet is none other than the Shadow King mentioned in the title.

As the small boat drew closer to the Shadow Kingdom, something astonishing happened.

Thor, Jane Foster, the Valkyrie, the boat, the goat, and everything else—everything—has turned black and white!

There was no color left.

It's as if one second everyone was watching a color TV, and the next second they suddenly switched to a black and white TV.

It must be said that the Shadow Kingdom is indeed a very strange place.

"This godforsaken place really suits that guy, the Godslayer, Ger."

Clark Kent's voice rang out, and he couldn't help but say so.

With Clark Kent's words, everyone involuntarily conjured up the image of the Godslayer, Gale, with his manic and sinister style, which indeed matched the place perfectly.

"This is where the color disappears!"

On the screen, Jane Foster's surprised voice rang out, and Thor and Valkyrie's expressions also turned serious.

This place gave them a bad feeling.

boom!

Soon, the goat pulled the small boat and crashed it hard into that planet.

The three Asgardian "gods" began an investigation and search.

They're not here!

Thor said, somewhat exasperated, "Where exactly are they?"

Clearly, the "they" that Thor is referring to must be the Asgardian children who were captured by the Godslayer Gol in the previous related footage.

As they searched, they found an extremely simple house, and the three of them explored the house separately.

Jane Foster found a painting in the room, which contained a very important message.

Everyone watching on screen didn't understand it, but Jane Foster did.

"The Rainbow Bridge is the key!"

Jane Foster murmured something, then realized something, her expression changed drastically, and she rushed out quickly.

"This is a trap!"

Jane Foster shouted at Thor and the Valkyrie, then swung Thor's Stormbreaker with both hands and threw it away.

It was thrown into the vast expanse of space.

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Jane Foster can actually use Stormbreaker?

It has to be said that this was somewhat unexpected.

Although Jane Foster picked up Thor's hammer, Thor's hammer and Stormbreaker are two different artifacts, okay?

Odin cast that spell on Thor's hammer, but Stormbreaker was forged by Thor in the land of the dwarves and did not have that spell on it!

Chapter 529 The Terrifying Godslayer, Trampling the Three Great Gods of Asgard

Now that Jane Foster has taken up Stormbreaker, another natural question arises: can Valkyrie take up Stormbreaker?

Can anyone else wield the Stormbreaker?

No one knows the answer to this question.

Even Thor himself didn't know, after all, Stormbreaker was Thor's artifact in the main universe, not his.

On the screen, the image continued to move.

But after Jane Foster threw Stormbreaker into space, the three Asgardian gods instantly went on high alert.

The Valkyrie held a dazzling golden lightning bolt-shaped artifact in her hand; what else could it be but Zeus's thunderbolt?

The previous speculation was entirely correct; Lei Li was indeed given to the Valkyrie to use.

Under the watchful eyes of the three Asgardian gods, a person who looked very thin but was extremely imposing slowly emerged from the darkness.

It was none other than the Godslayer, Ger.

"Can you tell me why you threw my Stormbreaker?"

Thor then asked Jane Foster in a low voice.

“He needs it to open the Gate of Eternity!” Jane Foster said emphatically to Thor.

"The Gate of Eternity?"

Tony Stark raised an eyebrow and asked Thor beside him, "Thor, what is the Eternal Gate?"

Based on the images on the screen, there is basically no doubt that the battle against the Shadow King was a trap set by the Godslayer Gale specifically for the three gods of Asgard.

Its purpose, of course, is Stormbreaker, or rather, the Gate of Eternity.

The fact that the Godslayer Ger went to such lengths to reach this place suggests that it is undoubtedly a very, very important place.

"The Gate of Eternity? I thought that was just a legend."

Thor couldn't help but show a look of surprise, and then he explained to everyone, "Legend has it that it is a place with supreme power, where any wish you make will come true."

"So... the Wishing Well really does exist?" Tony Stark was stunned.

This place is just too good!

"Can any wish be granted, Thor?"

Even Clark Kent was unsettled. "For example... if a Godslayer wishes for all the gods to die, could that wish come true?"

After all, the Godslayers have always been engaged in the business of killing gods, so Clark Kent's hypothesis is quite relevant.

“According to legend, any wish can be granted, including the one you mentioned,” Thor said matter-of-factly.

All the participants were stunned.

This Eternal Gate is absolutely amazing!