Odin: You Brat, You're Making a Move on My Wife?!

No sound, no light...

That tiny black hole devoured everything like a monster!

If Ben hadn't intentionally controlled the black hole's gravitational pull, this planet would probably have been completely torn apart and swallowed by the black hole in just a few minutes!

"This is what you meant by... average strength?"

Captain Marvel rolled her eyes at Fury. A monster who can create black holes with her bare hands, and you're telling me she's just ordinary?

how?

Having not returned to Earth for decades, have humans evolved to this extent?

Fury is being dramatic too.

This... this isn't right, is it?

Aren't you Ben Parker, Spider-Man?

When did I become Crab Hero?

Is it reasonable for a crab to be able to create a black hole by hand?

You could say that spiders and crabs both have many legs, but Gravattack doesn't actually look like a crab.

He didn't understand, but that didn't stop him from being shocked by Ben's terrifying strength.

Once a black hole appears, who can defeat it?

"If you were to face him, do you think you could win?" Fury quickly asked Captain Marvel.

Captain Marvel looked at him as if he were an idiot and said irritably, "Do you think I fly faster than light?"

In fact, if Carol were to activate her Binary Form, she would indeed be able to travel faster than the speed of light and control the cosmic spectrum and gravity.

But there's not much to say about that. The Binary Form consumes a lot of energy, and it's hard to say whether Ben Parker has other abilities. If they really had to face each other, it would be very troublesome.

"So, that guy in the blue suit is definitely going to lose?" Fury's tone was a little surprised.

In this world, power and connections matter!

Ben and he had some unpleasantness, but they had both let it go. In the universe, they were fellow Earthlings, so their relationship was actually quite good; otherwise, they wouldn't have talked so much when they first met.

Sometimes, connections are power!

What made Nick Fury so arrogant on Earth? Wasn't it the Skrull Alliance and Captain Marvel who covered for him?

The stronger Ben became, the more benefits he could enjoy. At times like these, he felt the Galactic Plumbers badge in his hand was increasingly useful.

If I run into trouble in the future, showing this thing might get me some face from others, right?

He was thinking.

"He wouldn't have killed the Gladiator, would he?" Carol frowned slightly, her emerald eyes fixed on the battlefield, her face full of worry.

The area was completely dark; all the light that shone into it seemed to be distorted and twisted together by some powerful force.

Like a river, it flowed towards the endless black hole, eventually forming a closed ring around it.

As if shrouded in darkness, fear spread rapidly.

Everyone could see the Gladiator struggling in the darkness, trying to escape the black hole.

The energy within him was released, ready to carry him through obstacles and escape to safety!

But in reality, he could hardly move an inch. The black hole greedily drained the energy from his body, and he was like a kite that was tethered, constantly circling around the black hole.

As time went on, Kallark's confidence crumbled, his energy dwindled, and it seemed that it wouldn't be long before he couldn't even maintain this fragile balance and was torn apart by the terrifying gravity!

The people of the Shi'ar Empire could no longer contain themselves and drew their weapons, ready to fight the people of the Galactic Plumbers.

If their governor were to die in full view of the public at the hands of the Galactic Plumbers Security Officer, it would be tantamount to a signal for war.

However, Bill simply stood in front of Ronan with the Omni-Weapon he had seized, and the Shi'ar Empire warriors dared not make any rash moves.

There's no way around it, we really can't beat them.

If war were to break out, we would have to wait until we returned to the Shi'ar Empire, reorganized our forces, and then launch a full-scale attack.

However, Ben did not actually intend to kill Kallark.

He was merely demonstrating his abilities; he wasn't truly preparing for war with the Shi'ar Empire.

If Kallark were killed, the Skrull Empire and Kree Empire might feel a sense of shared fate and impending doom, and thus set aside their differences and join the battle.

Especially the Kree king; killing him here wouldn't make a difference. The true ruler of the Kree Empire is the Supreme Intelligence; that blue-skinned locust is just a mascot.

Thinking this, the light in Ben's palm suddenly vanished. Then, Kallark, who thought he was probably going to die today, suddenly felt the force that was tearing him apart from all directions disappear.

He didn't recover for a moment, and the energy within him propelled him directly out of the atmosphere.

Ben ignored him completely, turned to look at other planets in the universe, deactivated his transformation, and, like an innocent little rabbit, asked with a smile, "Does anyone still have doubts about my strength? Don't be shy, feel free to give it a try."

Everyone shook their heads frantically.

Dude, if you've created a black hole with your bare hands, who the hell would want to go looking for trouble?!

If you were to be sucked into a black hole, you wouldn't even need a grave.

Ben slightly disappointed. He used his Energy of the Universe to fly back to the tower of the Galactic Federation. Not long after, Kallark also returned.

He was a mess, his once-slicked-back hair now disheveled like trampled roadside weeds, his battle armor torn and ripped, and his gaze toward Ben still held lingering fear.

Judging from his performance, this most powerful warrior of the Three Great Empires is probably finished.

From now on, whenever he is in front of Ben, his confidence will crumble like sand soaked in water, leaving him utterly powerless.

Kallark carefully pulled out the chair, feeling uneasy as if he were sitting next to a wild beast. Fortunately, Ben had no intention of paying him any more attention.

Next, the normal meeting procedure will begin.

Having witnessed the power of Ben, the Three Great Empires dared not say anything more and directly acknowledged the status of the Galactic Plumbers in the universe.

Dorrek VIII proposed to ransom Ronan, which was unsurprisingly rejected by Ben.

But the other party didn't dare to utter a sound, just kept his head down with a gloomy face, probably already holding a grudge against Ben.

Ben naturally wouldn't take this Joker seriously.

Before the meeting was over, he said goodbye to Carol and Nick Fury and prepared to leave.

Bill could handle the rest of the trivial matters; the Three Great Empires weren't worth his time.

Asgard.

This is Ben's second time here.

This time, Odin on the throne looked even more tired.

His divine power grew stronger and stronger, but his body began to decay, like an old appliance encountering a strong electric current, already on the verge of overload.

Hela clearly sensed this and kept attacking the seal, making it even more difficult for Odin to handle.

Now he needs more time and energy to trap Hela, and because of this, Odin is spending more and more time in slumber.

Chaos has broken out in the Nine Realms during this period, and Odin is finding it difficult to resolve the situation due to his own physical condition, but leaving it unattended is not a solution either.

Odin might be quite pleased if Loki were willing to return to Asgard to inherit the throne.

But that kid would rather work at the Galactic Plumbers than come back.

It's strange; the two brothers used to crave the throne, but now they seem to be avoiding it like the plague.

So Odin thought of asking Ben for help.

At this moment, in the hall of the Divine Realm, Odin slowly spoke, "A powerful force has invaded the Nine Realms, Jotunheim has completely fallen."

"Jotunheim?" Ben frowned slightly. "Isn't that the land of giants?"

Jotunheim had long been ruined by him and Looma. When he last left that planet, its surface had shattered into sand and ice, millennia-old ice had turned to dust, and even Laufey, the King of the Frost Giants, was dead.

"Jotunheim has nothing; who would invade it?"

Odin shook his head; he didn't know anything about that person either.

"Didn't Heimdall see the other person's true face?" Ben asked.

"No, although Heimdall could see through the Nine Realms, he overlooked that dimension because Laufey was dead. Unexpectedly, when he heard news of Jotunheim again, that dimension had already been completely destroyed." Odin frowned.

The destruction of Jotunheim seemed like a harbinger to him, perhaps signifying the approaching Ragnarok.

By then, perhaps all things will perish.

"You want me to help you find the person who destroyed Jotunheim?" Ben asked.

He had taken a lot from Asgard before, and now that Odin needed his help, it was naturally difficult to refuse. In fact, he couldn't refuse, because if left unchecked, the threat from Asgard would eventually become a threat to Earth.

This left Ben very helpless.

But Odin shook his head and said, "That Destroyer appeared once, but quickly disappeared without a trace. Even Heimdall couldn't find him. I want to talk about something else..."

Odin paused for a moment, as if recalling history from long ago.

That was indeed a long time ago.

"My father, Bor, once defeated the Dark Elf and sealed them away. But now, it seems the Dark Elf are about to break the seal, and soon the Nine Realms will be aligned in a straight line. I'm afraid that then, all the worlds will be affected."

Odin held his forehead, his head throbbing with pain.

Ben listened to him talk from beginning to end, but he just didn't know where to begin criticizing him.

Okay, so it turns out aliens also like the seven-planet alignment and Nine Stars Linked stuff...

Although he had already seen Thor 2, he still wanted to ask, "Why didn't your father just annihilate the Dark Elf? Why did he have to seal them away?"

Ben really couldn't understand it. After Bor used the Bifrost to take away the Aether Particle, the Dark Elf were already doomed. If they had been eliminated back then, there wouldn't be this trouble now.

Odin:...

You're asking me? Who should I ask?

Odin was speechless. The one who sealed the Dark Elf was his father, Bor, and had nothing to do with him. If it were his younger self, he would have definitely taken the Gungnir and chopped off Malekith's head.

But then again, it seems he didn't kill Laufey himself, so he wasn't much better than his father, Bor.

After a moment, he came up with an excuse, saying, "At that time, it was probably to maintain the balance of the Nine Realms, and we Asgard have always loved peace..."

You're talking nonsense!

Ben rolled his eyes.

God, Asgard loves peace!

Go ask those civilized people who were eating hotpot and singing songs, and then you guys dealt with them, if they agree!

Odin probably realized that his words were not convincing at all, and his old face flushed slightly.

Asgard didn't exterminate its defeated enemies primarily because it wanted to control them. How could Asgard's power be demonstrated if no enemy generals were left alive?

The old man coughed a few times and quickly said, "No matter what, the Dark Elf are extremely dangerous. Their goal is to drag the Nine Realms into the Dark World. Fortunately, to envelop the entire Nine Realms and the Yggdrasil with their power, they need the help of the Aether Particle. And the Aether Particle were taken away by my father, Bor, using the Black Magic Bifrost."

Odin spoke with considerable pride.

Although they lack the Aether Particle, the Dark Elf remain a formidable force; as one of the Nine Realms, none are simple. However, they are ultimately not considered a truly terrifying threat.

The Galactic Plumbers four Infinity Stones, more than enough to make a single Malekith.

Ben had the same thought, so he casually asked:

"What about the Aether Particle?"

Odin scratched his head, as if he were suffering from dementia. "What Aether Particle?"

Ben's eyes widened. "Of course it's the Aether Particle that your father, Bor, obtained from the Dark Elf!"

You old rascal, you're so wicked!

Do you want to steal Lao Tzu's Aether Particle?

Although Ben didn't object to helping deal with the Malekith and didn't expect anything in return, the Aether Particle was closely related to this matter, so entrusting it to him was perfectly reasonable, right?

"Well..." Odin scratched his head a little embarrassedly, glancing at Frigga beside him.

Frigga sighed and explained, "It's like this, we don't know where the Aether Particle is sealed..."

Ben:...

Okay!

He didn't think Odin was lying to him. After all, this family had collected so many things but didn't use them. In the movie, after Thor got the Aether Particle, he gave it to the Collector, showing he didn't care at all.

Frigga, perhaps finding it a bit of a hassle for Ben, said, "If you need anything, feel free to take anything from the Asgard Vault, as long as it's useful."

Odin nodded repeatedly.

He didn't care about the Middle East the treasure vault; they were merely spoils of war symbolizing his past glorious victories. He knew very well that in the end, he relied on his own powerful divine strength.

Those enemies he defeated had such powerful weapons, yet they still lost.

"No need," Ben shook his head.

The treasures in Asgard Vault may be valuable, but they are no longer what he needs.

He now has other desires.

"What do you want? Don't be shy, just say it!" Odin waved his hand generously, indicating that if you want something, just say so; there's nothing Odin doesn't have! And even if he doesn't have it, he can get it for you!

The Ben nodded, no longer holding back. "What I want isn't an object..."

He looked at the goddess Frigga.

Odin: Huh?!

The God King immediately raised his eyes, and his divine power erupted like a volcano, shaking Asgard three times!

You little brat, how dare you lay a finger on my wife?!

Believe it or not, I'll stab you to death!