The Legendary Balder

Thor couldn't help but recall the scene when he introduced his legendary brother Balder to Star-Lord and the others.

At this moment, Rocket Raccoon also thought of these things and said in surprise, "I remember now, Thor, you once mentioned that you had a brother named Balder."

Upon hearing this, everyone present showed expressions of surprise.

"Rocket, Thor told you about this Balder before?" Black Widow Natasha asked, puzzled.

She had no recollection of Thor having a younger brother.

This Balder does exist in Norse Mythology, but she has never been seen in reality, and Thor has never mentioned her.

So what exactly happened?

Not only her, but also Tony Stark were filled with doubt at this moment.

Upon hearing this, Rocket Raccoon paused for a moment, then began to explain.

"Thor told Quill and me about this Balder before. He said that if his brother Balder existed, even if Thanos got the three Infinity Stones, we would still have some chance."

Upon hearing this, Tony Stark and the others, who were initially confused, turned from bewilderment to astonishment and shock.

Ant-Man Scott nudged Thor on the shoulder and teased, "Hey bro, I never knew you were such a braggart."

War Machine Rhodes nodded. "Thor, that's a bit of an exaggeration. Those are three Infinity Stones!"

The others nodded in agreement.

Almost everyone present had come into contact with the Infinity Stones. Even Scott, who hadn't, had been cramming on information about them recently, so they were all very clear about the power of the Infinity Stones Infinity Stones!

That is a power that transcends mortals, like that of a god!

What's more, there are three of them?

In this situation, who can stop or resist? It's practically like a mantis trying to stop a chariot – utterly futile!

They all thought that what Thor said was probably a joke.

At this point, Rocket Raccoon continued, "According to Thor, his brother Balder possesses immense strength, and it's rumored that no one can defeat him."

As soon as he finished speaking, all eyes turned to Thor.

Ant-Man Scott asked curiously, "Thor, did you really say that?"

Under the gaze of the crowd, Thor, who was still in a daze, nodded and admitted, "Yes, I told Quill and the others before."

"But at that time I also thought it was just a legend, that the legend was too exaggerated, too powerful, and unrealistic."

"And my brother never appeared until the destruction of Asgard!"

"At that time, I thought that maybe it was true, as recorded in Asgard, that my brother had died young."

"That's why I haven't mentioned my younger brother to you."

Upon hearing this, a look of sudden realization flashed across everyone's eyes.

No wonder, none of them had heard Thor mention Balder's brother.

At the same time, they all understood what Thor meant by exaggeration.

It's probably because Thor, Balder's younger brother, died young that Asgard bestowed upon him some titles and exaggerated adjectives to highlight his power.

This kind of behavior is common among humans and is not surprising.

At this point, the case was finally solved!

Tony Stark and the others suddenly realized.

But just as they were thinking this, they heard the astonished voices of four little boys.

"Are you all crazy? How could White-Clothed Hero Balder be dead?"

"What are the three Infinity Stones? White-Clothed Hero can take care of them easily, can't he?"

"What's wrong with you Avengers?"

Everyone instinctively turned their heads and saw that the four children were staring at them with strange eyes, as if they were looking at some kind of lunatic or crazy person.

However, at this moment, they had no time to pay attention to the strange looks; their attention was completely drawn to what the four children were saying.

Could the White-Clothed Hero Balder really be dead?

Three Infinity Stones are nothing? The White-Clothed Hero can handle this easily? Did they mishear, or what? Thor and the others were completely astonished.

Just as they were wondering, Black Widow Natasha was the first to calm down. She patted the four children on the head and asked, feigning curiosity, "How come that White-Clothed Hero you're talking about isn't dead?"

"There are three more Infinity Stones. Do you know what the Infinity Stones are?"

"How could it be resolved so easily?"

As Natasha finished speaking, Thor and the others all focused their attention on the four children, their hearts filled with doubt.

At this moment, the boy named Walter raised his head, as if he were the White-Clothed Hero, and said, "Of course, the White-Clothed Hero is Super Omega Mutant. What are three Infinity Stones? He can take care of them with ease!"

"And..."

Just as he was about to say something, Ant-Man Scott couldn't help but ask, "Super Omega Mutant, what's that?"

After he finished speaking, the four children looked at Walter with even stranger expressions, and a hint of wariness appeared in their eyes.

I don't know if these adults in front of me are just playing around or if they're serious.

If they really don't know anything, then there's a big problem!

Now, who doesn't know the White-Clothed Hero?

Although that's what they thought, the four kids, including Walter, then went on to explain what Super Omega Mutant meant.

"It probably means a superhuman with Infinity potential who surpasses everything!"

Thor and the others looked at each other in bewilderment.

Surpassing all others, possessing Infinity potential, is this White-Clothed Hero really that powerful? Does he even deserve such a title? Just as they were shocked by this, a little boy Walter said something that astonished them.

"Besides, the identity of Super Omega Mutant isn't that important, is it? The most important thing for White-Clothed Hero is his identity Creation God!"

Walter spoke casually, but Tony Stark and the others looked completely bewildered.

Natasha asked in astonishment, "The Creation God?"

They were very puzzled.

The title "Creation God" sounds extraordinary, doesn't it? However, it's also possible that they're overthinking it.

Black Widow Natasha pressed on, "What is the Creation God?"

Soon, under their persistent questioning, the four somewhat wary children began to speak.

"Legend has Creation God in the universe: Eternity, Death, Infinity, Oblivion, and Planet Devourer..."

As they explained, Tony Stark and the others came to understand what the Creation God represented.

The embodiment of the abstract concept of the universe, a cosmic deity?

Time, space, death, nothingness, balance? They together make up this universe?