American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Even Magneto couldn't help but exclaim in amazement.

The most powerful and overpowered being he had ever encountered in his world was Apocalypse.

They could hardly imagine that there could be an existence with such immense power, far beyond their comprehension.

Looking at the other participants, their expressions were equally solemn, and the atmosphere was even somewhat somber.

Even Tony Stark, whose arrogance was no less than Thor's, dared not claim that he could defeat the Godslayer, Gale.

Thanos is nothing but a little brother in front of this guy!

Some even doubted whether Thanos, who had collected all six Infinity Stones, could defeat the Godslayer.

After all, Thanos was almost killed by Thor's axe back then!

"It is now certain that the Godslayer, Gale, intends to use the Rainbow Bridge to reach the Gate of Eternity; that is his purpose."

"But what happened after that? What did the Godslayer Gale wish for when he went to the Gate of Eternity?"

Professor X's voice rang out, his words hitting the nail on the head and getting straight to the heart of the matter.

"Could it be god-slaying?"

Clark Kent reiterated this view, albeit in a question form, but with a rather assertive tone.

Although the Godslayer Gale only appeared in a recent quiz, people's understanding of him is still very limited.

But one thing is almost certain: for some unknown reason, the Godslayer harbors an inexplicable hatred and animosity towards the gods.

A hatred that is almost perverse!

Based on this, it is natural to make a reasonable guess about the purpose of the Godslayer Gale's journey to the Gate of Eternity.

As Clark Kent put it, it would most likely be god-slaying.

And it's not just killing one god, it's probably killing a large number of gods!

even……

Destroy all the gods!

"Thor, since the Rainbow Bridge can lead to the Gate of Eternity, can Heimdall teleport you there?"

Tony Stark then asked a very crucial question.

"Theoretically speaking, Heimdall can teleport me anywhere I want to go, but the Gate of Eternity is obviously not an ordinary place."

"I can't give you any answers right now; I need to go back to Heimdall to confirm."

Thor thought for a moment and then said this.

However, despite this, no one holds any hope for it.

After all, Asgard has faced many crises in the main universe!

The Dark Elves invaded Asgard and killed Thor's mother. Hela then invaded Asgard, causing the entire Asgard to be reduced to ashes.

Later, Thanos went so far as to slaughter half of Asgard's population...

If Heimdall could really use the Bifrost to teleport someone to the Gate of Eternity, why didn't he do it?

Wouldn't that change Asgard's tragic fate?

but no.

Not even once.

"A place that can fulfill any human desire should not exist!"

Bruce Wayne's voice rang out, and he made a deduction: "But since it exists, I think it's impossible for it to unconditionally fulfill people's wishes."

"Those who make wishes may have to pay a price!"

Chapter 530 X-Men vs. Alien Army

The participants present largely agreed with Bruce Wayne's statement.

If there were no barriers to accessing it, and anyone could freely make a wish upon the Gate of Eternity, what a terrifying thing that would be! The whole world would probably descend into chaos.

However, if we look at it from another angle, even someone like Thor had only heard the legend of the Eternal Gate, nothing more.

Even the Godslayer Gale needed to steal Thor's Stormbreaker Axe to reach the Gate of Eternity.

This illustrates that finding, or even reaching, the Gate of Eternity is an extremely difficult task.

So is this the threshold?

Is this the price to pay?

From this perspective, it's not unreasonable to think that way.

[Question: Smith led an alien army to Earth, attempting to steal the power from Jean Grey/Phoenix. Professor X and Magneto led the mutants in a war against them. Who ultimately killed Smith and protected everyone?]

[A, Professor X, Charles Xavier]

【B. Magneto, Erik Lan Shearer】

【C. Jean Grey/Phoenix】

【D. Cyclops Scott Summers】

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive a Rebirth Dragon Badge as a reward;]

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

Just as everyone was discussing it with great interest, the system notification suddenly sounded.

And so, the latest question appeared.

As soon as this question was posed, all the participants in the room showed great interest.

Professor X and Magneto, in particular, were both taken aback.

Mutants are actually at war with aliens?

Is it really necessary to go this far?

Although Professor X and Magneto have different ideologies and vastly different methods, they have one thing in common: they are desperately seeking a way for mutants and ordinary people to coexist.

Their lifelong goal was simply to change the relationship between mutants and ordinary people, nothing more!

But now, wow, they're directly fighting aliens.

It really provoked Professor X and Magneto.

But one thing made Professor X quite happy: he finally saw himself and Magneto fighting side by side once again!

Since joining forces against Black King Shaw during the Cuban Missile Crisis, Professor X has parted ways with his close friend. Not only has their relationship not been reconciled, but they have also been locked in a long-term confrontation ever since.

It's truly heartbreaking.

"It seems that the power within Qin is indeed extraordinary, even aliens have taken notice of it."

Bruce Wayne spoke first, unable to help but exclaim.

This shows what?

This demonstrates that even on a galactic scale, Phoenix's power is among the most formidable!

Otherwise, why would it attract the covetous eyes of aliens?

However, there is one thing that everyone is quite curious about: how did the aliens notice Phoenix?

Could it be that in the world of X-Men, at this time of year, or in the not-too-distant future, aliens will descend upon Earth?

Furthermore, they discovered the power within Phoenix's body?

Of course, the truth will probably only be known after everyone has gone through the process of answering the questions.

"Smith? It seems that alien even gave himself an Earth name."

Tony Stark smiled, then turned his attention to the large screen and began a preliminary analysis.

"Let's first go over the background of this question. A group of aliens came to Earth to take away the power of the piano, and Charles and Eric led everyone to protect it."

"This illustrates a point: that group of aliens is extremely powerful, so powerful that even Jean cannot handle them and they need everyone's protection."

"Considering that Qin's situation is rather special, I think we should discuss this in two different ways."

"The first scenario is that Jean is still unable to control her abilities, just like before. In this case, she would be equivalent to a mutant who is not very strong on the battlefield."

"The second scenario is that Jean can perfectly control the power within her body, but is still no match for those aliens...wow, if that's the case, then those aliens are a bit too powerful."

That being said, logically speaking, Tony Stark's classification is indeed not wrong.

Because the power within the zither is so extraordinary, the difference between being able to use that power and not being able to use it is extremely significant.

Just like the battle against Apocalypse, when Jean Grey was in the normal state, all the mutants were brutally overwhelmed by Apocalypse and were no match for him.

What happens after Keqin erupts?

It instantly killed Apocalypse.

These two situations must be discussed separately.

“Stark, you haven’t felt the power within Jean. To put it bluntly, it’s a power capable of destroying the world.”

Professor X then spoke up in a deep voice, stating his opinion, "As for Jean's mental strength... I'm not saying that Jean's mental strength is weak, I'm just saying that the power within her is too strong, so I don't think it's very likely that Jean can completely control that power."

"Even the power we saw Jean unleash when she killed Apocalypse was just the tip of the iceberg of her true power!"

Of everyone present, no one knew Phoenix better than Professor X.

Therefore, Professor X's words are still very insightful.

There's actually a deeper reason that Professor X didn't tell everyone.

When Qin was very young, he feared that the power within her would go out of control, so he built a barrier within Qin's mental world!

The zither was completely isolated from that power.

With that barrier in place, theoretically Qin shouldn't be able to sense that power.

If you can't even feel it, how can you talk about mastering it or controlling it?