Marvel's Druid
Chapter 1409

The Goddess of Calamity

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Faced with the calamity Alvin had unleashed, Stark watched the information JARVIS was feeding back from the sky...

Looking at the hellish scene and the destruction figures JARVIS had calculated...

Stark watched in amazement as a second wave of meteorites chased after Alvin. He shouted in disbelief, "Unbelievable!"

Then Stark glanced at Hela, who seemed to be fine, and yelled, "Hela, get ready. This show isn't over yet. Fix your hair and everything...

Alvin, what the hell is this?

Why do I feel like the meteorites are trying to kill you?"

Alvin, fleeing for his life, gave a bitter laugh. "How the hell should I know?

It's bound to go a little wrong the first time. Good thing I didn't try this in New York..."

With Venom boosting him, Alvin leaped dozens of meters in a single bound, flying low over a long trench full of Bio-Men...

He glanced at the Bio-Men, who had even forgotten to attack, and shouted, "I'm sorry!"

By the time Alvin had charged several hundred meters away, the first meteorite of the second wave crashed down with overwhelming force onto the spot where he had "taken off"...

Alvin had actually more or less figured it out by then. The "calamity" he'd called down wasn't trying to hit him.

It was following in his footsteps, destroying everything the summoner wanted destroyed!

It was just that the meteorites were so imposing that they made the whole thing terrifying!

Otherwise, there was no reason for his own magic to chase him down and bombard him. That would be ridiculous...

Besides, Alvin had a feeling that the disaster-movie scene he'd created wasn't just because of him.

Nidavellir was bigger than Earth, so its atmosphere was naturally higher, and it also had greater gravity...

Its far greater gravitational acceleration made

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