Marvel: Starting with the Glint-Glint Fruit

The river of time continues its rapid flow, and another millions of years have passed in the blink of an eye.

Single-celled organisms undergo iterative division, evolving into multicellular cluster life.

Algae blooms in the ocean, altering the composition of the original atmosphere, causing oxygen concentration to steadily rise, perfectly replicating the Great Oxidation Event of Earth's ancient past.

Simple planktonic organisms and soft-bodied marine life emerged one after another, and the primitive ocean gradually became lively, full of vibrant life rhythms.

Matthew followed the flow of time and space to thoroughly understand the underlying rules of life's birth.

At the level of the Heavenly Father, the sheer volume of energy is no longer of importance.

He needs to thoroughly understand the weight of control over the underlying rules of the universe.

By observing the spontaneous evolution of life, he is touching the top-level life authority of all living things, the cycle of life and death, and the evolution of species.

From birth to death, a complete cycle is clearly presented to Matthew.

Matthew followed the passage of time in this evolution of life, but he did not truly stand within time. If he were to be involved in the billions of years of life evolution, he would be greatly affected.

Fortunately, he is the supreme ruler of the border of hell.

At the same time, he exists outside of time, yet he has a very strong connection with the borders of hell, which allows him to immerse himself in it.

The light of wisdom emanating from the Mimir spring illuminates Matthew's wisdom, and under its shining glow, the underlying logic of all things growing, aging, sickness, and death, and the survival of the fittest, is gradually being analyzed and understood.

Beneath the sea surface, fish and vertebrates take shape, terrestrial tectonic plates sprout greenery, and ferns cover the wasteland.

Another ten million years have passed, and marine life has gradually moved ashore, with amphibians and giant reptiles successively dominating the land.

All things in the universe evolve in an orderly manner, following the rules of nature.

For ordinary people, witnessing evolution will only go from initial surprise and excitement to numbness, and then to complete assimilation.

Consciousness and thought will both become part of evolution.

But it's different for higher-dimensional beings.

Of course, the effects witnessed by different higher-dimensional beings will also be different.

Transformation, whether physical or mental, is a step-by-step growth process.

Matthew is a perfect example.

He personally created this evolution of life, and it can be said that at his level, being able to create it personally is a miracle.

God the Father has transcended the realm of ordinary living beings.

However, none of them are omnipotent or all-knowing.

Creating life and species might be possible, and wiping out a species is even easier, but to create an entire ecosystem and a life evolution process that lasts for hundreds of millions of years is pure nonsense.

Even Odin, that old freak, couldn't do that.

Of course, there's no need for that.

This evolution of life was of great significance to Matthew.

The authority of traditional heavenly fathers such as Odin and Zeus originally came from bloodline and race.

Their abilities are biased towards war and forcibly deciding life and death. They have never personally experienced the complete process of life spontaneously being born from nothing and naturally evolving. They can only use external forces to modify life and do not understand the underlying mechanisms of life's birth.

Odin and Zeus should have been on the same level, but why is Odin far superior to Zeus in terms of strength?

Of course, it's because of Odin's power.

Odin's overwhelming power, molecular rewriting, interdimensional teleportation, large-scale barriers, artifact enchantments, and wide-range energy shocks all rely on Odin's power.

Odin's power comes from his family.

In his early years, Odin, along with his brothers Wili and Ve, sacrificed all of their divine essence to resist Surtur. The energy flowed into Odin's body, and the power of Odin was born.

It is not merely magic; it is the sum of the divine essence of the three first kings of Asgard, a unique energy belonging exclusively to the Father of Asgard, which can be passed on only when the throne is inherited.

This power originates from the bloodline between brothers, and Thor also merged with Odin's power to create his own Thor power.

This is a legacy that will never be extinguished.

Matthew lacks that foundation, but he needs that power, and even wants to create it.

However, he is growing rapidly now, but he lacks the accumulation of knowledge and many other things.

The process of life's evolution is an accumulation of our understanding of it.

He has witnessed the complete chronological cycle of life's birth, reproduction, balance, and extinction, and this is the accumulation of his knowledge.

In fact, even after witnessing it firsthand, Matthew's understanding and perception of this were not yet clear enough.

He could feel that he had grown significantly, and in fact, in understanding the rules, the power, and the essence of the universe.

If Matthew's initial combat strength in the Heavenly Father was only average without the buff from Limbo, and somewhat inferior to that of a magic specialist like the Ancient One, then now he can easily handle the Ancient One.

It can even suppress the opponent.

Of course, he's still far inferior to that old freak Odin.

Besides that, his biggest takeaway was that he discovered a transformation taking place inside his body.

The combination of the Glint-Glint Fruit, the Rumble-Rumble Fruit, cells, flesh and blood, genes, soul, magic, and so on seems to be a subtle and gradual integration.

Matthew doesn't need to deliberately integrate it; he just needs to wait for it to complete the integration on its own.

Like the border of hell, this is a natural evolution of life that has taken billions of years without external intervention.

In addition, he seemed to be able to sense a strange connection, which was a series of burning souls.

Originating from Earth?

Matthew closed his eyes slightly, letting himself drift in the starry sky, where life evolution continued to accelerate on the planet below.

He played the role of a lifeless meteorite, silently watching and silently contemplating.

.......

"Damn it."

In the deserted Asgardian palace, Loki opened his eyes, rising angrily from Odin's throne, holding Gungnir, the spear of eternity, his chest heaving.

His clenched teeth were enough to prove just how furious he was.

"Terra!!!"

Loki spat out the name through clenched teeth.

Yes, he has finally found his beloved brother Thor, and the good news is that he can summon the Frost Giants to kill Thor anytime, anywhere.

However, the bad news was that he discovered Thor had disappeared.

He was able to observe the central courtyard.

It is because of the Gungnir, the eternal spear in his hand. The weapon is a symbol of the Asgardian monarchy, made of Uru metal, with runic inscriptions on the tip, and can also be used as a key to open the Bifrost.

It represents a portion of the authority belonging to Odin.

By wielding it, Loki gained abilities he had never possessed before.

For example, observing another country.

Generally speaking, apart from Kamar-Taj and the three mage sanctuaries, there is no place in the central courtyard that he cannot observe; it's just that now there is one more.

That place is called Terra.

He spotted Thor, but before he could even rejoice and take action, Thor vanished.

Loki could figure out where Thor had gone even if he used his ass.

Chapter 377 I will destroy that empire called Terra (Seeking monthly votes)

Loki was actually wary of the League of Wizards in Kamar-Taj, but not overly so.

Essentially, the League of Wizards of Kamar-Taj is powerful, and its influence has been amplified by the presence of the current Sorcerer Supreme, the Ancient One.

But the Mage Alliance is essentially just a group that wants to protect the Earth.

It has absolutely nothing to do with Asgard.

Loki didn't really intend to do anything to Earth, and the Alliance of Mages couldn't control him.

After all, he killed his own brother, which was an internal Asgardian matter. What reason would Kamar-Taj have to get involved?

They probably wish they hadn't seen it.

The Terra Empire was different.

Based on everything that had happened since the founding of the Terran Empire, Loki was certain that the Terran Emperor bore a resemblance to his father in his youth.

That was incredibly domineering and forceful.

The key is that they also have several extremely powerful legions under their command, the kind that even Asgard can't gain an advantage over.

Well, okay, Loki may not want to admit it, but the reality is that the Asgardian army will be thoroughly defeated.

Of course, this doesn't mean that Terra is stronger than Asgard now.

Asgard's rich heritage extends far beyond this.

What troubled Loki was that Thor had sought help from Terra, which meant that killing Thor would become much more difficult, and it seemed that his plan to do it himself had completely failed.

We still have to rely on those idiots.

A cold glint flashed in Loki's eyes.

hum! !

As he pondered, a phantom figure gradually solidified before him—it was Laufey, the Frost Giant King.

He was still wearing that armor, radiating a chilling aura.

He looked up and saw Loki standing before the throne, holding Gungnir, the spear of eternity.

"It seems you have found Thor."

Laufey's unique voice echoed through the hall, without any concern that the guards outside the palace would hear it.

He believed that Loki must have made prior preparations to bring him here.

“Good, our deal can begin, but Thor has found a backer.” Loki didn’t act condescendingly; instead, he walked down the steps.

backing?

Laufey's heart skipped a beat. It seemed to be the Terra Empire that Loki had mentioned.

Laufee didn't find the so-called Terra to be troublesome.

He believed he could destroy the so-called nation that had been born in a mere courtyard with his own hands.

"I told you, don't underestimate Terra; its power is no less than yours," Loki said, seemingly offering a friendly reminder, but his tone was actually indifferent.

As expected, Laufey didn't take Loki's warning seriously.

Having spent years hiding in Jotunheim and lacking information, coupled with his own impression that Midgard was an extremely weak nation, his arrogance and conceit, as well as his desire for revenge against Odin and Asgard, filled his mind.

All of this combined meant that Laufey was completely unaware of Loki's plot, or if he was aware, he didn't care.

Because he is full of confidence in himself and his own abilities.

However, while Laufey may not care, he could certainly use this to his advantage to get something good for himself.

“I can help you kill Thor and even destroy that Terra Empire, but there’s a Mage Alliance in Midgard, and the climate there will also affect us.”

"So the condition for killing him is that you return the Frostbox to me."

Laufee put forward his conditions.

Loki stared at Laufey, then finally nodded: "Okay."

hum! !

Loki raised his hand, and the Frostbox that had frozen Heimdall in his hand immediately appeared.

This thing is very powerful.

It is considered an extremely rare artifact.