Marvel: Starting with the Glint-Glint Fruit

As the two brothers grew up, Loki's pranks decreased, and one could even say he matured.

They fought side by side against many powerful enemies and achieved victory together in one battle after another.

In Thor's heart, this was the glory that belonged to Asgard and to the two brothers.

Thor is like the sun; he shines his own light without a care, ignoring the fact that his own light is obscuring Loki.

Jealousy and ambition are not words in Saul's dictionary.

He naively believed that Loki would become his best assistant and helper.

But he was wrong.

This caused the two brothers to turn against each other.

Thor is not angry at Loki for betraying him, and even wants to try to kill him, after all, Loki did many pranks that almost killed him when they were kids.

The problem is that Loki's desire to kill him caused Asgard to offend the Terran Empire.

That's so stupid.

This is tantamount to dragging Asgard into the fray, and even pushing the Terran Empire to the opposite side. If this matter is not handled properly, it could easily lead to friction or even war between the two powerful civilizations.

If it were the old Thor, he wouldn't care; he might even feel excited.

At that time, Thor proudly believed that Asgard was the strongest and that anyone who dared to oppose Asgard should be suppressed.

Now, not so. In just a few days, Thor experienced it firsthand and developed a considerable liking for Terra.

He believed that the people here were very kind. Perhaps their innate physical qualities were not as good as those of the people of Asgard, but their potential was already visible to the naked eye.

Under Matthew's leadership, the Terra Empire will eventually unleash unimaginable power.

Not to mention the unfathomable power of the Emperor, and the formidable military strength of the warriors of the three major battle groups, including Reicher.

The Frost Giant is strong enough.

This civilization, which once gave Odin a headache at its peak, was attacked by Thor himself, along with Loki, the Warriors Three, and Sif, when they stormed into Jotunheim to fight Laufey and the Frost Giants, who were still in low health. They were beaten so badly that they almost didn't make it back.

However, outside of Novig, Laufey, who had regained his peak condition after reclaiming the Frost Casket, and the army of Frost Giants were defeated by the Terra Empire without the intervention of the Empire's strongest emperor.

What level of military force is this?

Ask yourself honestly, could Solgaloki and the Asgardian army really do that?

The answer is definitely no.

This powerful empire, an empire that could be called a natural ally, was pushed to the opposite side by Loki's selfish desires.

The claim that Loki, son of Odin, is the son of the Asgardian prince is undeniably a dereliction of duty.

Loki must pay the price and take responsibility for this.

No matter how reluctant Thor was.

“I will capture Loki and make him pay for this, Your Majesty.”

Saul's tone was resolute.

Matthew nodded slightly without saying anything more. From Saul's perspective, this was something that had to be done.

But he had no idea that the whole thing was actually just a deal between Odin and Matthew.

Thor and Loki were merely one part of the deal in this transaction.

Matthew then looked at Jane, the woman who would one day be chosen by Thor's hammer and become the legendary Thor, but who was now just an ordinary astrophysicist.

Jane herself may not even know that she possesses noble qualities that many people do not have.

Matthew happens to like people with these qualities.

Terra welcomes people like this; the more the merrier.

Would you like to join Terra?

Matthew is outspoken.

Jane's mouth dropped open and her eyes widened upon hearing this; she was momentarily speechless.

Thor and the Warriors three exchanged glances, not paying too much attention to the matter.

In their view, shouldn't the entire Earth be the territory ruled by the Terra Empire?

It's truly a miracle that those chaotic and chaotic countries still exist.

If it were Asgard, they would have sent a massive army to wipe them out in no time.

"I, I, can I? I'm willing." It took Jane a while to recover from her overwhelming surprise, and she nodded hurriedly, stammering.

For people on Earth today, who wouldn't want to join Terra?

Even the most fervent patriots have come to realize the reality that Terra will inevitably unify the Earth.

Moreover, the benefits of joining Terra are simply too great.

"Okay, your identity information has been uploaded to Xingju and registered. Before that, you need to go through a physical examination process. You need to resolve some physical ailments first."

"disease?"

Jane was a little confused, but since Matthew, as a god among mortals, had brought this up, she couldn't possibly ignore it, so she quickly nodded seriously.

Then, as if remembering something, he hesitated and stopped himself from speaking.

Matthew saw right through her: "Sure, you can be their recommender if they're willing to join."

"Thanks!!"

Jane, an ordinary commoner, didn't understand anything about interests. She was so excited that she wanted to kneel down, but Matthew smiled and reached out to lift her up into the air.

Then Jane was happily sent away.

Jane's parents passed away when she was young, so Jane is now all alone. She just asked her best friend and assistant Daisy, as well as her mentor Dr. Eriger.

Especially the latter.

Dr. Eriger is getting old and needs this opportunity even more.

After sending Jane away in a flash, Matthew couldn't help but secretly complain to himself.

One of the strange things about this universe is that terminal illnesses, like cancer, are practically humanity's nemesis.

In fact, quite a few people have died from terminal cancer for various reasons.

For example, the original Captain Marvel, Mar-Vell, was attacked by the deadly nerve gas released by the enemy and contracted the incurable Kree Black Death disease, although this is a special case.

Then there's Phil Coulson, who was killed by Loki's scepter during the Battle of New York. He was resurrected through the Resurrection Project drug, but the effects of the GH-325 drug in his body gradually wore off, and he was eventually diagnosed with a terminal illness.

In the end, he chose to forgo radical treatment and travel to Tahiti to spend his final days with Melinda May.

Chapter 405 The Emperor Seriously Deceives the God of Thunder (Seeking Monthly Tickets)

There's also Deadpool, Eddie Brock, and later Jane Foster, who suffers from breast cancer.

The first two didn't die due to special circumstances, but Jane really did die.

Although he eventually qualified to go to Valhalla in Asgard, he lived on in another form.

These terminal illnesses have given rise to many characters who are stripped of their invincible aura, highlighting the fragility of ordinary people and exploring deeper themes such as death and sacrifice, while deliberately retaining the incurable nature of cancer.

But regardless, this is enough to prove that the cancer in this universe is simply a bug.

However, according to the original logic, it seems that in the future, no matter how advanced the technology of the Earth is or how the gods of this universe are, they will be helpless against cancer.

Is it because of the so-called cancer universe, the source of cancer?

Is it because it is incurable?

That's not true at all.

The Cancer Universe is an independent parallel universe. Its cancerous transformation involves converting living beings into immortal, demonic servants. It is a special mutation at the cosmic level and has no causal relationship with the cancer symptoms of any individual character in this universe.

Cancer, a terminal illness, is simply a natural law of the universe.

However, there are many ways to remove it.

When Matthew founded the Terra Empire, his top priority was technology, especially genetic technology, because genetic technology was the ultimate core issue for life in this universe.

Mastering gene technology means, to some extent, mastering the code to life.

Therefore, cancer is not considered a terminal illness for humans, or rather for Terra at present.

Even in the late stages of Jane's breast cancer, Terra already has a cure, let alone now that it's in the early stages.

These thoughts flashed by quickly, and Matthew looked at Saul, who then spoke seriously about something else.

"Thor, Odin has fallen into a deep slumber. He desperately wants you to take over the reins and become the King of Asgard. Do you know why?"

Saul was bewildered by the question; he didn't know why Matthew had suddenly brought it up with him.

So after hesitating for a moment, he shook his head.

Matthew sighed softly: "Because he may have foreseen an impending disaster."

Matthew's acting skills are beyond question; his expressions and tone were full of worry.

"disaster?"

Thor and the Warriors Three immediately became serious.

None of them doubted the truthfulness of Matthew's words.

At Matthew's level, he already possesses a great deal of foresight that goes beyond cognition and understanding.

Even Thor himself had this experience.

However, the fact that it could cause such concern to the powerful Terran Emperor is enough to prove just how terrible this foreseeable disaster truly is.

Perhaps enough to shake the Nine Realms.

"That's probably why Odin is so eager for you to grow up quickly and lead Asgard through this crisis."

"Your Majesty, where did this disaster originate?"

Since it concerned Asgard and the Nine Realms, Thor, whose sense of responsibility suddenly surged, immediately asked anxiously.

The Warriors Three also focused their attention on Matthew.

Under the gazes of several people, Matthew simply uttered a few words: "Ragnarok!!"

Boom!!

These few words were like a thunderclap in the hearts of Thor and the others, leaving them all horrified.

Ragnarok – the meaning conveyed by the words themselves is enough to explain the issue.

"Ragnarok?" Thor felt a chill run down his spine for some reason, and an unprecedented sense of crisis rose within him.

That sense of crisis made him tremble all over.

A series of figures and names flashed through his mind: Odin, his father; Frigga, his mother; Loki; the Warriors Three; Sif; and the gods he had met in other kingdoms.

In a daze, he seemed to see a series of images: the ruins, the dead relatives and friends, the people of Asgard, the blood everywhere, and the flames that had not yet been extinguished burning behind them.

The same applies to Novig.

Tragic, cruel.

"Why did this happen?" Thor couldn't accept that this had happened. His lips moved and he murmured for a moment before his gaze instantly hardened.

His voice, slightly hoarse and heavy, continued to ask Matthew, "Your Majesty, is it possible to prevent this disaster?"

"Perhaps," Matthew said noncommittally, offering no definitive answer.

He maintained a seemingly calm expression, though beneath which lay a hint of worry.

“We cannot fully foresee the source of this disaster, but I am certain of one thing: the eye of the storm is you, and Loki.”

"I?"

Thor frowned and subconsciously exchanged glances with Fandral and the other two.

After a moment's thought, Fandall continued asking questions on Saul's behalf.