The Chitauri Legion Descends!

Thor has successfully regained his powers, which is the only good news for the Avengers so far.

Just now, Laufey used Frost Shard again, freezing a city in the United States and causing the deaths of millions of people.

The United States president was furious. He couldn't understand it. Were these aliens out of their minds? Of the more than two hundred countries on Earth, why were they being targeted?

Why don't you at least go to neighboring Europe?

If all else fails, you can always go find Da Mao!

It's the United States twice in a row, what did they do to deserve this?

Now things are really messed up. Public opinion is in an uproar. This newly appointed president hasn't even settled into his post yet, and he's already on the verge of being impeached and removed from office.

Fury also received the Security Council's final warning, demanding the immediate release of Loki, but he delayed it using various excuses.

Now everyone understands that this is a race against time; they must find Laufey's location before he slaughters the next city!

"Found it!"

Suddenly, a sound came from the Laboratory.

It was Banner! He hadn't closed his eyes for 24 hours, and with dark circles under his eyes, he excitedly ran out. "I found it! The Gamma Energy Ray emitted by Cosmic Magic are right here in New York City!"

Upon hearing this, the Avengers all turned their gazes to Alvin, who was resting with his eyes closed, awaiting his command.

He slowly opened his eyes, looked at the excited crowd, and said calmly, "Let's go, to New York—it's time to settle the score with them!"

While the Helicarrier was en route to New York, Alvin was contemplating strategic plans.

First of all, in the movie, the Avengers, with just a few people, stopped the Chitauri army, which was indeed a thrilling scene.

However, from a war perspective, this is simply wishful thinking. Unless the Chitauri commander is also a complete and utterly brainless idiot.

The purpose of war, in reality, is to achieve objectives more efficiently, not, as depicted in movies.

They dispersed their forces to hunt down the Avengers throughout the city, not to massacre civilians.

A simple change of perspective will make it easier to understand why Alvin said that.

The Chitauri's greatest advantage was their sheer numbers and fleet, but these advantages were never fully utilized.

Even an idiot would know that the Tesseract must be protected; otherwise, what use would the Chitauri have, no matter how large their army, be if the wormhole were severed?

But what did Chitauri do in the movie?

They're hunting down the Avengers, slaughtering civilians, and completely ignoring Cosmic Magic. Honestly, if Alvin were Thanos, he'd kill the Chitauri commander first. That guy is the ultimate war criminal!

Protecting the Tesseract is equivalent to protecting the rear. The ever-growing Chitauri army, even if they have to wear down the Avengers, can slowly whittle them down!

You, Thor, are the God of Thunder. How long can you possibly wait for the "crystal" to be locked up?

Five minutes? Ten minutes? Half an hour?

Even if Tony Stark and the Hulk are incredibly skilled fighters, how many could they possibly defeat against an overwhelming army?

As for the remaining Barton, Natasha, and Captain America, they can basically be ignored; even if they were exhausted, it wouldn't matter.

So, putting ourselves in their shoes, if Alvin were commanding the Chitauri army, he wouldn't play any chase game with them. He wouldn't waste their numerical advantage. Even a three-year-old child from an ancient Eastern country would know how to fight this battle.

It's no exaggeration to say that the Chitauri commander was the biggest war criminal!

In the real world, however, Alvin must not be careless, much less place his hopes on the opposing commander, nor act like a villainous war criminal as in the movies.

Moreover, the current situation is different from the movie. Laufey the Frost Giants is not Loki. He will likely send a large force to guard the Cosmic Magic and protect the rear of the Chitauri army.

If they cannot close the wormhole in time, it means they will be embroiled in a protracted war!

This is a major disadvantage even for Alvin, as he cannot commit too many troops to Marvel at once.

The reason is simple: he is a businessman.

With so many legions deployed in the Marvel Universe, and with the Sorcerer Supreme around, it's impossible for them to just stand by and watch him conquer the entire Earth by force.

This deal isn't worthwhile, at least in the short term. It's unrealistic to expect him to completely control Earth in the Marvel Universe. He can't just spend his own money to do things for someone else.

So, it seems that only one option remains for him: beheading them all!

Launch a boarding and decapitation strike against the Chitauri fleet!

Once the commander is dealt with, the remaining Chitauri will no longer be a concern.

As we know from the movie, the Chitauri seem to be bio-mechanical beings synthesized from organic and mechanical components, controlled by a mothership. If they can infiltrate the mothership, they can indirectly control the entire Chitauri army!

This is the approach that aligns with his interests.

By minimizing losses and maximizing gains, gaining control of such a Xenomorph Legion will greatly benefit him in his future explorations of the Black Zone.

With this in mind, Alvin finalized his plan.

Of course, he also had ideas about the personnel to carry out the decapitation strike—wasn't that exactly the Avengers' area of expertise?

Besides, the Avengers all have "protagonist auras," so surely a simple gang kill wouldn't be a problem for them, right?

If they can't even handle this small task, the Avengers should just disband and go home.

Now that the first solution has been solved, the remaining problem is how to solve the "Laufey" issue.

It has to be said that Loki really gave him a difficult problem—if it weren't for the "Frost Shard," Alvin wouldn't have to worry so much.

The problem lies with the Frost Shard.

This artifact, which appeared briefly in the movie, was described by Odin as having the power to freeze a planet and was an artifact of the Frost Giants.

The reason why Laufey, the Frost Giants, was able to contend with Odin was mainly because of this thing. Otherwise, judging from his performance in the movie, he would probably only be able to hold his own against Odin.

Three minutes, Laufey will be torn into seven pieces.

It's no exaggeration to say that, given the expressive power of the film "Odin," tearing Laufey apart would be a piece of cake.

But this problem is really difficult for him. If Laufey were to go all out and unleash the full power of the Frost Shard, even the Dark Angels probably wouldn't be able to withstand it.

Unless, let Michael handle it.

However, this means Alvin must consider what to do if Michael and the Frost Shard accidentally unleash too much power during their brief clash.

This is Alpha- level Psyker; one wrong move and the entire Earth could be wiped out!

Who knows, it might even attract the Sorcerer Supreme, which would cause considerable trouble.

As he pondered how to deal with the Frost Giants, he suddenly heard a scream. He frowned and looked in the direction of the sound.

But then, a beam of azure light shot into the sky above New York City, like a sharp, giant sword, tearing a huge hole through the azure expanse!

Immediately afterwards, countless aliens, piloting small airships, poured out of the hole like a celestial river!

The Chitauri army is here!