The Death Knell

During the fall, they were able to communicate. Instead of letting the cloak fly, Su Ming jumped down by himself. Su Ming's original intention was to ask for some answers during this time.

At this time, Hela was still waiting for Su Ming's answer, asking him why he knew her secret, but this matter was destined to not get a response.

"Does it make sense?"

Su Ming asked the same question again, but the context was different, leaving Hela speechless.

Feeling the strong wind passing by his head and shoulders, Su Ming sighed slightly and asked, "Is it worth it?"

Hela was still silent.

It is difficult for ordinary people to understand the decision of God. Whether to do something in a long life is often not because it is worth doing.

If you want to do it, do it.

"Your story Loki is not well written. Aren't you going to change it?" Su Ming asked another question. Although the whistling of the air flow was endless, he knew that Hela could hear it.

Hela finally answered weakly. Her body couldn't even cope with the feeling of weightlessness caused by the rapid landing. She felt like she was really going to die, and everything became light.

"Isn't he changing? You thought you won, but his goal has been achieved. The moment you defeated me, history changed."

"Of course I know, because I wasn't supposed to exist in this universe. In fact, when I arrived, everything was supposed to change. It was Loki who insisted on continuing the specious story."

Su Ming replied calmly that he had already made judgments about these matters.

As for winning or losing?

As long as you get the benefits you deserve, it doesn't matter who you think wins. The mercenaries don't care about this.

If Hela is willing to provide Su Ming with a sufficient and stable supply of death spore flowers and undead creatures that are specialties of the underworld in exchange, Su Ming can cooperate with Hela next time.

Life is a process of constantly losing time. For ordinary people, time is limited, and there will always be a day when all is lost, lost to the world.

It's just that some people lose quickly and some lose slowly.

And what exactly these times are exchanged for is the meaning of the value of life.

And from Hela’s words,

Su Ming knew what Loki was thinking.

Indeed, from the perspective of time continuity, Wade is not Loki's opponent, because even if he wins this one, Loki in the next time period may appear.

Operating on the timeline often results in two consequences depending on the operator.

One is to change the future world, forming a time paradox like the Terminator, or to form the consequences you want by rewriting history.

For example, Loki, Mysterio, and Doom manipulate the timeline, and it is more like jumping along the original time, reaching the upstream, rewriting the origin, and reaping the results in the future.

The other is to make changes at key points in time, thereby creating a completely different flow of time, just like creating a parallel universe.

Representatives of this category are Kang the Conqueror and Barry the Flash.

Su Ming relies on the mysterious guest to travel through time, so the continuity of time will inevitably affect him, which means that he is destined to change the world.

Although Loki seemed to have achieved his strategic goal, he also lost because the dealer was still the God above God.

He must have noticed this in the future, so he acted like he did today, trying to escape from the prison of the Marvel world.

Inexplicably, Su Ming remembered something from a book.

‘Those who surrounded the city wanted to escape, and those outside the city wanted to rush in. ’

Many people think that the world of Marvel is very light and happy, but in fact the darkness of Marvel is just hidden deeper.

They only saw the white five-pointed star on Captain America's shield shining brightly. Who remembers where the red five-pointed star on Bucky's arm came from?

DC's villains are more obviously bad. Except for a few people, most of their motivations can be understood intuitively.

For example, Penguin sells arms and joins gangs just to make money; Zod does it to occupy the earth; Darkseid does it to rule the universe; Joker does it for fun.

Because of these purposes, they can do all kinds of cruel or crazy things, but readers can understand it, because this is a very logical concept, and similar shadows can always be found in life.

The most I can say is that it's dark.

It's different here in Marvel. The villains often do things because of an invisible and intangible cause, and they can't even judge whether it is right or wrong.

For example, Hydra, their ultimate ideal is to bring the earth into a completely ordered society, where everyone abides by the law and jointly builds an ideal era. In the comics, the Red Skull really did this with the help of the Cosmic Cube.

Not only did he make everyone live a good life, and there would be no more crime, war, and famine on the earth, he even generously published Captain America comics and sold Captain America figures.

But for the sake of 'free will', Captain America broke the reality formed by the Cosmic Cube and brought the world back to 'on track', a track full of freedom and chaos.

From this point of view, who is the villain? Presumably people who died in war or starvation have different opinions than Steve.

Let’s look at Spider-Man’s villain, Doctor Octopus. He was trying to find new energy for mankind, but not only did his wife lose the money, but he also went crazy.

Dr. Lizard, who developed medicines for disabled people around the world, also met a tragic end.

Vulture, that is the little contractor who was cornered by Stark Enterprises.

Even Stryker, who researched the Sentinel robot, started out to maintain humankind's right to rule the earth.

It can be concluded from this that if the world really has its own will, the will of the Marvel world itself must be sinister.

Here, no matter how well-intentioned a thing is, it will slide in the most tragic direction under its influence, and when viewed from a certain angle, it seems like a comedy.

The darkness is hidden beneath these comedies. If you just watch it and don't think about it, you won't recognize it at all.

On the other hand, the 199999 universe, which is the MCU movie universe, is really relaxing.

The wind can't blow there, the rain can't get wet, and even if the Almighty Universe outside is reduced to a pot of porridge, it's still a paradise over there, and the collision of multiple dimensions seems to have nothing to do with them.

Unfortunately, just think about it, the power level of the movie universe is too low to make sense for Deathstroke.

However, some things in Loki's story are very similar to those in the movie universe. Su Ming felt that he might know something.

Since Loki at the end of time said he knew Deadpool, these things about the outer universe are probably what Wade, the big mouth, said.

Could it be that Deadpool and Loki's friendship actually started now?

The two people change each other, but in the end neither can do anything to the other, and in the end they cherish each other and can't help themselves? A kiss when we meet and forget all the grudges?

Su Ming shuddered, feeling a little nauseous.

"Do you know about the multiverse?" He asked Hela, changing the topic.

"I know, but how does this relate to our current situation?" Hela asked as her long hair hung down as she was weakly carried on her shoulders.

"There is a multiverse in which many travelers from different worlds have entered. They all love another you and want to marry you." Su Ming told a cold joke, although Hela probably couldn't understand the joke.

As expected, Hela didn't understand. She sneered and said intermittently: "That world must be very innocent, so innocent that people are willing to fall in love with a rotting corpse."

Su Ming shook his head. He didn't know whether Hela in the MCU setting was alive or dead, but it was more likely to be a living corpse. Anyway, his only interest in the corpse was to search for the treasures of the corpse.

And it's not just naivety that can make people do such things, madness can too.

Such as Deadpool.

If you tell him that Hela is half a living person and half a dead person, with the attributes of ice and fire, his little cousin will definitely be very happy. Even if the breath of the underworld may corrode his penis, doesn't it still have the ability to heal itself?

But if you want to make Hela surrender, Deadpool alone will definitely not work.