In Marvel: My Talent Can Grow Without Limits
Chapter 75

Mordo: I nearly embarrassed myself in front of my student

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Aboard the spaceship, they watched the Dark Elves rapidly assembling.

Cull Obsidian frowned and asked in a rumbling voice, "There's no Aether on Earth, is there? And why ally with the Dark Elves?"

"Ally? That's just an excuse to give them something to believe!"

Ebony Maw shook his head and said, "As for Earth, of course there's no Aether there!"

"Kamar-Taj is nothing more than a place for studying magic!"

"But they interfered with our battle in New York. They should pay for that!"

Cull Obsidian nodded. "They certainly should pay for obstructing Lord Thanos's plan!"

Then the spaceship vanished into the dark cosmos.

The Dark Elves were creatures that could live in darkness. They could blend into it completely. This was their advantage: they were born assassins, born infiltrators.

Their spaceships could not be detected either. Even the heavily guarded Asgard could not stop the Dark Elves from invading.

Even Heimdall, who had the keenest divine sight in the Nine Realms, could not detect any trace of the Dark Elves.

Thus, they had entered Asgard and killed Odin's wife.

That showed how powerful their abilities were.

Although Kamar-Taj had strong defenses, there were few powerful fighters besides the Sorcerer Supreme. Moreover, with the grand celebration having just ended, most of the sorcerers had let their guard down.

This also made the Dark Elves' intrusion exceptionally easy.

They infiltrated directly through a sanctum.

Although every sanctum had guards, against the Dark Elves, who excelled at stealth, they were killed before they could even react.

Malekith had fought Odin before, so dealing with these sorcerers was naturally no trouble.

The forces at the London Sanctum could not hold them off at all.

However, the London Sanctum also had a Master of the Mystic Arts protecting it.

Even among the Masters of

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