So, here's the question.
Why was Surtur imprisoned in Asgard?
You see, for a long time, in the entire Asgard, Odin, as well as Thor, of course, in another universe, they all believed Surtur was dead!
So, in that other universe, on a certain day in the future, Asgard finally discovered that Surtur was still alive?
Then, who defeated Surtur and imprisoned him in Asgard?
His own father, Odin?
Or himself?
Thor didn't know the answer to this.
But judging from this, even the prophesied Ragnarok wasn't really a big deal for Asgard.
Asgard was capable of handling it.
Asgard couldn't handle Ragnarok; the real threat was Hela, the Goddess of Death!
Hela!
So the key, the most crucial thing right now, was Hela! It was the same when dealing with the Dark Elves.
Odin was blinded by hatred after Frigga's death, wanting to fight the Dark Elves to the death in Asgard, which was clearly not rational.
At the critical moment, Thor secretly released Loki, letting him take Thor out of Asgard through a secret passage, and they took the initiative.
They also put on a double agent act with Loki, not only making Malekith take out the Aether from Jane Foster, but also planning to destroy the Aether.
It was killing two birds with one stone, a win-win situation!
It was just a little unfortunate in the end. Although the Aether was taken out as planned, Thor couldn't destroy it at all.
"Regardless, it's the Reality Stone! Not even Thor's grandfather could destroy it, let alone Thor."
So that's how Loki got out?
Thor finally understood.
He'd always assumed that Loki, the God of Mischief, had pulled some trick to escape.
Who knew that after all this time, he'd actually let him out himself?
And his reason for releasing Loki was to have him lead him out of Asgard through a secret passage?
Well, who would have thought that Loki's pranks and trickery in Asgard would one day come in handy for him?
Even play a key role.
After all, as a prince of Asgard, no one knew Asgard better than Thor.
If his father, Odin, didn't agree, even Thor couldn't easily leave Asgard.
And it was obvious.
Thor didn't want to have a fierce conflict with Asgard's soldiers either, so he chose to "cooperate" with Loki.
And judging from the diary's spoilers, this plan of his was very successful.
He really did leave Asgard with Loki.
Of course, there was also Jane Foster, a key figure.
It was because of the Aether in this woman's body that the Dark Elves were drawn to Asgard, and that tragedy happened there.
But, why would that other self take such an extreme approach to extract the Aether from Jane Foster? Even at the cost of betraying Asgard?
The answer is only one.
No one in all of Asgard can extract the Aether from Jane Foster!
And the Aether is the Dark Elves' secret weapon, so Malekith is the only one who could do something like that.
So that other self of his would use this method to take Jane Foster away from Asgard.
However, Malekith is Thor's enemy. How could Thor guarantee that the other party would "cooperate"?
The diary made it very clear: a counter-espionage plan!
Kill two birds with one stone!
As for how the counter-espionage plan would work, Thor naturally didn't know, but it seemed to be quite remarkable.
Oh my god!
Ingenious!
The future me is actually so clever!
Even using a trick of the level of a counter-intelligence plot, not bad, not bad!
Thor was very pleased with his future self's intelligence.
After a moment of self-satisfaction, Thor began to sort through the matter of the Dark Elves' invasion.
Up to now, all the spoilers in the diary about the upcoming battle against the Dark Elves have basically presented the entire outline.
At first, it was because the convergence of the nine stars caused spatial turbulence, which accidentally caused Jane to be parasitized by the Aether.
So that other him, took Jane back to Asgard for treatment.
The result was naturally not worth mentioning; not only was she not cured, but it also attracted the Dark Elves.
After a fierce battle between the two sides, although Asgard eventually defeated the Dark Elves, the losses were also heavy.
His mother, Frigga, had also sacrificed herself.
Of course.
His mother's sacrifice had meaning, ultimately protecting Jane, a key figure.
And Jane had the Aether within her; the Dark Elves also wanted the Aether, so they would eventually return.
Odin planned to fight them to the death in Asgard, but Thor had another idea, so he took Jane Foster and took the initiative.
He took the initiative to deal with Malekith.
Finally, with the help of Jane Foster's instruments, he successfully annihilated Malekith.
He smashed him to death with a spaceship.
Understood!
Thor basically understood the situation regarding this battle.
"Once the Aether successfully parasitizes, even Asgard can't extract it?"
Nick Fury, in front of another diary, couldn't help but feel a stirring in his heart.
If that was the case, things would be a bit more troublesome.
It seemed that their mission in the future would need extra care.
It wasn't just about finding the Aether through Jane Foster anymore; they also needed to avoid the Aether from parasitizing Jane Foster.
Or anyone else for that matter.
Otherwise, it would be a huge problem.
"If the Infinity Stones were really that easy to destroy, why would Thanos risk his life to destroy them using the Infinity Stones?"
"He even exposed his location in the process, ending his retirement."
"You have to admit, Thanos has a lot of guts. I have to give him that."
"He put in so much effort, sacrificed so much to get the Infinity Stones, even having to kill his own daughter."
"Such a huge sacrifice, and he just gives them up, destroys them!"
"That's not something just anyone can do."
"Thanos destroyed the Infinity Stones?"
A look of surprise appeared on Tony Stark's face.
He had never expected something like this.
Destroy the Infinity Stones?
Was he crazy!
What was wrong with Thanos?
Possessing the Infinity Stones was like wielding the most powerful abilities in the universe, allowing Thanos to do almost anything.
He could even wipe out half the universe's life.
And yet, Thanos destroyed them?
Why would he do that!
Madman!
Even Tony, who was on the opposite side of Thanos and deeply hated his actions, was shocked.
Not to mention, the diary also made it clear that Thanos had risked his life to destroy the Infinity Stones!
In other words, he was willing to bet his life to destroy the Infinity Stones?
What was going on?
Not only that.
In order to obtain the Infinity Stones, Thanos even killed his own daughter with his own hands, paying such a cruel price!
So, Gamora, the "rebellious girl" who joined the Guardians of the Galaxy and opposed her own father, ultimately died at Thanos's hands? Why did Thanos kill Gamora?
Was it because his daughter opposed him, or was it for another reason? But whatever the reason, even a tiger wouldn't eat its cubs. Thanos, this guy, is really a cold-blooded and cruel person.
Of course, then again, if he weren't cold-blooded and cruel, how could Thanos have wiped out half of the living beings in the universe?
"So, this Thanos is already dead?"
After a slight sigh, Tony couldn't help but exclaim again. He realized something.
The diary had previously revealed that the Avengers faced more than one Thanos, but two.
Because Thanos had also traveled from the past.
And the Thanos that the Avengers killed in the Endgame was the one who traveled from the past.
So, the question is:
Killing the Thanos of the past was the "Endgame" that ended everything, which means the original Thanos didn't reappear to cause trouble.
So, where is the original Thanos? The playboy didn't know before, but now it seems that Thanos has most likely died.
This is still obvious.
The diary makes it very clear that Thanos exposed his location this time when he destroyed the stones! So, what would happen to Thanos, who had lost the Infinity Stones, after exposing his location? Combined with the fact that killing the past Thanos means the end of everything.
Then it is very clear that the original Thanos, who snapped his fingers to eliminate half of the universe's life and then chose to retire, must have been killed by everyone!
So, killing that past Thanos is why everything ended.
"Sir, I think we've finally found the reason why the Avengers went back in time to collect the Infinity Stones."
Jarvis's voice sounded at this moment.
The considerate AI made its analysis from another angle.
"It seems so."
Tony nodded subconsciously, agreeing.
The playboy had previously speculated that the Avengers had to travel through time to collect the stones because they couldn't defeat Thanos after he collected the Infinity Stones.
But now it seems that this speculation was still somewhat off.
Because the Thanos who traveled from the past was a butterfly effect caused by the Avengers' time travel.
In other words.
Before the Avengers traveled through time, there was only one Thanos they had to face! And that Thanos, although he initially defeated the Avengers...
And successfully snapped his fingers during the Infinity War, erasing half of the universe's life...
Ultimately, he still died at the hands of the Avengers! So in this case, the Avengers traveling through time to collect the Infinity Stones naturally wouldn't be to deal with Thanos.
So, what was it for?
It was obvious: to save the half of the life erased by Thanos.
Only snapping their fingers again could accomplish this.
In other words, they had to collect the Infinity Stones again.
But the incredibly cruel fact was that Thanos had already destroyed the Infinity Stones!
What could be done?
Naturally, the only option was to travel back in time.
So that was the truth behind everyone's time travel to collect the stones?
Understood!
As the diary continuously revealed more, piece by piece, the relevant puzzle began to come together.
Tony could be said to have understood the earth-shattering war between the Avengers and Thanos, more or less.
To ensure the survival of the universe, Thanos had painstakingly collected all the Infinity Stones, intending to eliminate half of the universe's living beings.
In this process, he was opposed by the Avengers, and they fought battles like the Battle of New York and the Infinity War.
But in the end, the Avengers failed. Thanos successfully gathered the stones and snapped his fingers.
After eliminating half of the universe's living beings, he "retired with success" and lived a comfortable retirement.
But one day, for reasons unknown, Thanos destroyed all the Infinity Stones and exposed his location.
This drew the attention of the Avengers, who then defeated him.
In order to revive the half of all life wiped out by Thanos, the Avengers chose to travel back in time to collect the Infinity Stones.
But they accidentally brought another Thanos with them.
The war between the Avengers and Thanos continued, culminating in the final battle where they completely defeated him.
That's basically the gist of it.
But there's one thing.
Why Thanos destroyed the Infinity Stones, Tony still couldn't understand.
But what the previous diary mentioned, that Thanos's slaughter of the universe was for the sake of the universe's prosperity, without any personal motives, was further verified.
Otherwise...
Why wouldn't Thanos, who held all of the Infinity Stones, dominate the universe?
He actually destroyed them all.
I feel like Thanos was a bit too hasty, turning himself into a cripple to destroy the Infinity Stones.
With his abilities and level, he might have been able to find another way.
For example, that Gamora from another universe actually created an Infinity Stone shredder, specifically designed to shred the Infinity Stones, can you believe it?
It's just a pity that the Infinity Stone shredder only works on the Infinity Stones of this universe.
Otherwise, the Multiverse Avengers wouldn't have had to work so hard to fight Infinity Ultron.
[Just follow the plan and pry all the Infinity Stones off the Infinity Ultron and smash them.]
[But the plan can't keep up with the changes, the crusher is completely useless.]
What the hell? An Infinity Stone crusher? Are you kidding me?
Tony's eyes couldn't help but widen.
Judging by the name of this crusher, it's something that can even crush the Infinity Stones? Even something like the Infinity Stones can be crushed, this crusher is too overpowered, isn't it?
What kind of existence could create such a crusher? It's simply awesome!
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