Correcting the Course of the Marvel Universe

Kyle's every action and command represented law itself. Without using any abilities, he flew straight out of Earth's atmosphere. Reaching near space, he looked down in silence at the blue Earth, where human civilization had yet to truly rise.

After watching for a long while, his body flickered as he flew toward the endless reaches of the universe. With a thought, he crossed tens of millions of light-years, even reaching the edge of a realm.

The Marvel universe was divided into the Nine Realms, nine different worlds. Kyle had indeed created it that way, establishing the foundation of the universe in the form of the World Tree.

The Nine Realms were:

Asgard, the divine realm at the highest and most central point of the universe; Vanaheim, capable of nurturing the Vanir; the world of the Dark Elves; the Human World; the world of the fire giants; the world of the Dwarves; the world of the dead; the world of ice and snow; and the world of the giants.

Why divide one vast universe into the Nine Realms?

Kyle had not understood before. But during the process of creation, he gradually came to realize that if the universe were not divided, it would be ruled by higher giant lifeforms. Weak beings such as humans and Dwarves would have no chance to develop, rise, or even survive.

That was why the Human World's environment was relatively mild, isolating it from powerful beings such as giants and elves.

Yet over the following days, Kyle traveled throughout the Nine Realms and saw devastation everywhere. Slaughter and war filled every corner of the universe.

Powerful giant and elf races had shattered the fragile Realm Barriers and brazenly invaded other worlds, massacring their inhabitants. The Nine Realms had become a complete mess, while the Human World,