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Chapter 4692 - 3767: Doomsday (23)

Chapter 4692: Chapter 3767: Doomsday (23)

The current situation of the Three Great Empires is somewhat like riding a tiger and unable to get off. Previously, Asgard had grandly invited many civilizations to a banquet, and then the incident of the Human race killing the Shi’ar Empire envoy happened, right under their noses. This led to them paying great attention to this matter, and it became the top headline on the interstellar network.

The Ferocious Feather Star System is not some fringe star system, and the Shi’ar Empire is adept at commerce. When the event occurred, there were quite a few other civilizations’ people on Ferocious Feather Star, which made the interstellar society pay special attention to this war.

And fighting to this point, many civilizations have expressed that the result is not unexpected. Although the Three Great Empires are formidable, the Humans do not follow conventional tactics, and their individual combat power is simply too strong. It seems that this time the Three Great Empires are in for a fall.

Although the Three Great Empires were also fighting a public opinion war online, constantly trying to calm the winds, the interstellar network is not their one-sided narrative. Moreover, if they can fight a public opinion war, so can the Human race. To ensure they wanted to fight a beautiful counterattack and recover public opinion, JARVIS stirred trouble secretly, being unusually active in various discussion groups and posts, occasionally releasing some internal information.

For instance, he released that clip of the Phoenix Destruction Star System, causing an uproar in no time, completely suppressing the heat of the announcements from the Three Great Empires that were trying to cover up the situation.

Just as the Three Great Empires were about to refute the rumors, he released another perspective video, showing a Shi’ar Empire battleship crashing into a Kree Empire battleship, which sparked speculation about the relationship between the Three Great Empires, successfully pushing the topic to the top of the list.

The interstellar network is actually not too different from the Human race’s internet; they are both forms of communication that inevitably appear when civilizations reach a certain stage of development. However, due to the larger scale of the interstellar internet, controlling public opinion is also more difficult, giving room for electronic life forms like JARVIS to mud the waters.

Originally, the Three Great Empires’ best at interstellar internet public opinion offensives was this electronic life form, the Supreme Wisdom. However, Supreme Wisdom had a main brain destroyed this time, at least half of its threads cannot operate smoothly. He still has to look after the large mess of the Kree Empire and cannot devote all his attention to the network like JARVIS can. Every time he blinks, JARVIS is everywhere.

At times, he plays the role of an insider aware of the war’s details, narrating how tragic the last battle was and how severe the Three Great Empires’ losses were; at times, he plays the role of internal personnel from the Three Great Empires, touting the Three Great Empires’ formidable strength and asserting that they will definitely retaliate, and face Earth head-on, beating them until they roll around miserably.

In this back-and-forth, most interstellar civilizations felt that the Three Great Empires would not let things rest and would definitely beat Earth’s forces hard, teaching these arrogant interstellar terrorists a harsh lesson.

This resulted in the internet’s public opinion being overwhelmingly disappointed when the Three Great Empires announced their plan to attack the Nine Major Kingdoms.

"Earth hits you, so why are you attacking the Nine Major Kingdoms? Isn’t this a disguised retreat on the battlefield?"

JARVIS raised the tone too high, sometimes saying they would judge the Phoenix, sometimes saying they would capture Magneto alive, and even talking about launching a full-scale attack to completely destroy Earth. The fans of the Three Great Empires were full of enthusiasm, just waiting to see how these representatives of justice would handle these terrorists. But then you tell me you won’t be attacking Earth anymore? What happened to the promised judgment of justice? The unstoppable force?

The announcement of the offensive plan against the Nine Major Kingdoms failed to reverse interstellar public opinion, with the top rulers of the Three Great Empires very annoyed, but once the words have been said, they still have to fight. The Three Great Empires once again rallied their troops moving towards the Nine Major Kingdoms.

Because they had some preparation time, they were thoroughly prepared this time, bringing everything they needed. Moreover, to prevent Earth’s forces from countering, Gravity Anchors and various blockade devices were fully prepared.

So, what is Asgard doing at this moment?

They are eagerly waiting, hoping their good brothers on Earth will bring back a bunch of enemies for them to have fun with.

Yes, the Asgardians have no concept of their home being attacked; instead, one by one, they are rubbing their fists, filled with excitement. After holding back for so long, they finally have someone decent to fight with.

As for whether they will be driven out by the Three Great Empires? That’s not within their consideration. These brutes think only of having a good time first and talk later.

Odin indeed was brought out by Thor—not that Thor couldn’t fight himself, but because he has more important things to do now. Plus, the old man had been pent up for too long, and as soon as he heard he could fight, he picked up Gungnir and went out.

Thor, at this moment, is in the Netherworld, which is Hela’s territory.

After hearing Thor’s plan, Hela displayed a very complex expression. She first looked her brother up and down and then glanced at Loki beside him.

"Why are you looking at me?" Loki raised his eyebrows and said, "This plan wasn’t my idea; I’m not that despicable. This is obviously a trick those Humans thought up."

Hela clicked her tongue and said, "They are truly insanely wild, and you guys are fooling around with them. Does Odin and Frigga know about this?"

Thor and Loki exchanged a glance, and Thor coughed, saying, "We haven’t dared to let them know yet. But anyway, they were fighting fiercely with the Three Great Empires at that time and shouldn’t be worried about us."

"You just wait to get beaten up," Hela turned around and said, "As long as he doesn’t come to bother me, I’ll cooperate with you guys as much as possible. Come with me."

She led Thor and Loki to the depths of the Netherworld. They passed through barren plains, climbed two dark mountains, and finally, in the underground of Hela’s palace, they saw an incredibly enormous wolf.

Fenrir opened his eyes, with yellow slit pupils etched with bizarre patterns. The aura of slaughter emanating from him made Thor and Loki anxious, as if he was the mightiest foe on their destined path.

This sense should not have appeared because Thor and Loki now are quite different from their past selves. Yet standing in front of this giant wolf, they finally understood that Shiller’s words to them were true.

"The future of Ragnarök has never disappeared," Shiller said to Loki while standing in the office. "You have indeed used a massive amount of energy to pay off the debt of the World Tree, but the God Clan should never have existed in the first place. You have only indefinitely postponed the arrival of Ragnarök without truly eliminating it."

Loki thought silently. He was somewhat reluctant to admit it, but he still felt that Shiller made sense. Beings as nearly flawless as the God Clan should not exist in the cosmos. Excessive power brings more chaos, accelerating the increase of the universe’s entropy until the cosmos is destroyed.

Ragnarök is the way of balance in the universe. Everything they are doing now is merely delaying, but no one knows how long it can be postponed.

"I have a way to eliminate future troubles forever," Shiller said, "but it depends on whether you are willing to cooperate. If possible, maybe we can even use this to mess with the Three Great Empires."

"Go ahead," Loki said, taking a deep breath.

The plan turned twice in Loki’s mind, and he looked up at Thor, saying, "Hela says she can control Fenrir, so our plan is halfway done. Next, we have to find that Dark Giant Dragon, Nidhogg. Is he still in his old place?"

"Yes, I saw him last time I went to the World Tree, but because we’ve been compensating energy to the World Tree, he hasn’t been able to gnaw through the roots, not even a bit. This time, we’ll have to rely on him entirely."

"Shiller says Ye Meng Jia De’s side is ready, and if it’s inconvenient for us to store Nidhogg here, we can place him there as well."

"Why does he always like collecting these weird things?"

"Because we in Asgard always have these strange things, don’t we? Oh, by the way, have you found that rooster, Gulinkebi?"

"Not at all. Where else can you find a rooster besides on Earth? Otherwise, let’s just find an ordinary rooster on Earth and make do with it."

"Can’t you show some respect for the magic rituals? Is this something you can just make do with?"

The two brothers talked as they walked towards the World Tree.

At this moment, the Three Great Empires were already at the city gates. Odin stood at the prow of the battleship, holding Gungnir, with Asgardian warriors behind him.

The Scrool Emperor saw him almost instantly. His expression sank, and he said over the communication channel, "Long time no see, Odin, I thought you had died of old age."

"If I were indeed old and dying, you ought to worry about your own head," Odin laughed heartily. "Enough talk, let me see if you scrap metal have made any progress! Heimdall!!!"

With a roar from Odin, the light of the Rainbow Bridge flashed. In the next second, Odin pierced through the Scrool Emperor’s vehicle with a lance. Countless Asgardian warriors boarded, their Divine Power shining brightly in the cosmos.

"That old madman!" cursed the Scrool Emperor as he ran out under the protection of his personal guard. Having not fought Asgard for too long, he had forgotten the style of these brutes. Opening his mouth!

This time, Odin gathered almost all of Asgard’s forces—in fact, it was almost as good as Asgard’s entire population, with over ten thousand God Clan warriors following Odin into battle.

Don’t be fooled by the small number; it can’t even compare to the several million battleships brought by the Three Great Empires, but almost every God Clan warrior can fight a thousand. When united in battle, their efficiency is even higher, with a five-person team able to clear a vast area directly.

The warships of the Three Great Empires were like paper mâché in their hands, a casual punch shattering the shields, then following up with a slash, the alloy hull shattered audibly. The light of Divine Power sliced through the battleship’s outer hull like a knife through butter, meeting no resistance, and the battleship was directly chopped into pieces.

And the most elite team led by Odin, was like entering an uninhabited land. With each short-distance jump of the Rainbow Bridge’s shimmer, they could precisely strike important targets.

Odin, the Father of All Gods, is maxed out in both talent and experience in combat. Those spatial and warp blockade devices that once successfully trapped Earth didn’t even have time to be deployed before he destroyed them. This meant that no one could restrict the Rainbow Bridge. Without restraining mobility, more critical equipment was struck down, and, for a time, the Three Great Empires were forced into retreat.

Unbeknownst to anyone, Earth had already flown to the periphery of the Nine Major Kingdoms. Seeing this scene, sighs frequently echoed in the command of the Human race.

"Asgard is too formidable. It’s a pity they are so few in number. If they had billions of people..."

"Then the cosmos wouldn’t need to exist. Haven’t you heard of Ragnarök? It’s because their race is too strong that the cosmos cannot accommodate them, and would seek to destroy them. If we humans were as powerful, we probably wouldn’t be spared either."

"Luckily, most of us are weak, with only a portion being strong. I think this mode is pretty good. Even if the strong part among us is powerful, they won’t be targeted by the universe."

"I guess the universe didn’t expect that someone among us could be so strong. Our ordinary people’s bodies may be weak, but our intelligence and learning ability are top-notch, or else how could we have built the Superluminal Engine?"

"True, we didn’t hold back those superhumans either. This time, we didn’t rely much on their effort, yet we managed to make the Three Great Empires flee helter-skelter ourselves..."