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Chapter 263 is too much; it would be a complete waste if it couldn't be incorporated.



Chapter 263 is too much; it would be a complete waste if it couldn't be incorporated.

Chapter 263 is too much; it would be a complete waste if it couldn't be incorporated.

"Are the Kamar-Taj so foolish these days?" an arrogant voice rang out. "It seems I really need to reassess Kamar-Taj's role in protecting the world."

The king glared at the source of the voice, where stood a tall man clad in a dark green cloak and armor. This man was none other than the Destroyer. Ignoring the king's anger, he coldly sneered, "All you need to do is open a portal beneath that giant's feet, so that enormous, terrifying creature can stand on solid ground. For example..."

Doctor Doom pretended to think for a moment before saying, "For example, Jupiter? After all, even a child knows that Jupiter is the largest planet in the entire solar system, isn't it?"

"No, while Jupiter is enormous, its outer layer is gaseous." Strange, who also held a doctorate and valued it highly, had received a modern education and possessed a certain level of scientific literacy. Therefore, he rejected Doctor Doom's suggestion, saying, "Let's open the portal on Venus instead; it's closer to Earth—"

clap clap.

Doctor Doom clapped with a mocking expression: "Great! I think it's very fitting too. I didn't expect to find a fellow believer in science here!"

Strange had no choice but to force himself to ignore Doctor Doom's sarcastic remarks and instead lead the other mages to work together to open the portal.

Since even Strange had just tried to withstand a stone giant the size of a quarter of Earth with magic, the Sorcerer Supreme was feeling somewhat frustrated. Doctor Doom had previously said that he was more suitable to be the Sorcerer Supreme than himself, and now it seemed that it was true.

If Rune were here, he would definitely refute this self-deprecating man. If Doctor Doom really became the Sorcerer Supreme,

At the very least, the magical world will become Doom's autocratic empire. Under his iron-fisted rule, the number of dimensional invasions may decrease in the short term, and Latvia will inevitably surpass the United States to become a hegemonic power.

However, in the long run, other dimensional demigods and beings like Odin would never allow Earth to have an overly powerful Sorcerer Supreme. Earth would likely be plunged into a protracted and inevitable war, a possibility the Ancient One must have foreseen, which is why she didn't choose this man.

Meanwhile, on Earth in the cancerous universe, Rune, along with Mephisto and Hela, had merged deep into the body of the stone giant.

Although it was pitch black here, Rune, being the master of the stone giants, could naturally see the blasphemous deity before him through the giants' eyes. The other two beings, who more or less represented the concept of death, could also see everything outside through their own abilities.

"Although I've seen what the avatar looks like before, seeing this twisted and grotesque thing again still sends chills down my spine—." Mephisto lamented, preferring to gouge out his own eyes rather than see the avatar of the Multihorned One.

"Enough talk, are you ready?" Rune, whose body was covered in twisted cracks, said calmly. "Ready for what?" Mephisto asked.

Hela, watching Mephisto, thought to herself, "This guy really knows how to play dumb." She sneered, "Foolish! Of course, you accept the magic!"

After saying that, she looked at Rune and said, "I'm ready."

Although Hela had overestimated Rune's magical power as much as possible after witnessing him transform a quarter of the Earth into stone giants,

But when this power entered her body, she was surprised to find that she had still underestimated Rune.

Magic is a substance with negligible mass, and theoretically it shouldn't be able to make a powerful being of the level of a sub-celestial father lose their footing. However, the fact is that as soon as this enormous magical force appeared, it pressed down on Hela with its heavy mass. This heavy and terrifying force forced her to kneel on one knee, but the pride of the Asgardian gods prevented this woman from groaning out loud.

But her body betrayed her. Hela's tight-fitting armor was almost turned to ashes by magic. If it weren't for Rune's deliberate control, Hela would have lost all her modesty, and a large number of runes appeared on her exposed white skin.

Rune reduced the amount of magic he poured in, disappointed. The terrifying magic he had just experienced was not only from the extraction of the giant human cube, but also from the magic within Rune's own body.

Although there is no direct sunlight, Rune can still maintain an extremely fast mana recovery rate through eating. Since it is something created out of nothing anyway, it might as well feed it to Hela and Mephisto so that they can quickly strengthen the Death Authority within them and then kill the Multihorned Avatar.

Unfortunately, it seems Hela can't withstand the intense infusion of magic she receives. But can the other one withstand even more?

Coincidentally, at this moment, Mephisto loudly mocked Hela. The two had indeed worked together before, but their shared authority to kill made them competitors.

This is the most common relationship among villains: they will cooperate, but they also don't mind kicking someone when they're down.

And so, Mephisto received the same treatment Hela had received. His smile froze the moment the magic was injected. He had tasted the flavors of countless souls and enjoyed the power boosts they provided after devouring them, but this lord of hell had never experienced the pain of being infused with external force.

The dark purple magic power on Rune's body greedily surged towards Mephisto's chest, spreading wildly through his blood and flesh. He suddenly knelt on the ground, the immense magic power pressing down on him so he couldn't get up. His clothes also caught fire, and his skin continued to fester and grow at the same rate.

As a fellow demon, he could sense another powerful demonic force, tyrannical and cruel. Unlike his own cunning nature, it was incapable of deception, preferring to slaughter everyone. Mephisto felt extra sensory organs growing on his forehead, and his temples itching.

He cried out in anguish, abandoning all dignity, and begged Rune to spare his life. Rune's magic was reshaping his character, and given the number of powerful individuals Mephisto had deceived, this was tantamount to killing him.

Rune reduced his magic output in disappointment. Mephisto could withstand a little more magic than Hela, but not by much.

You should know that Hela only collects the souls of Asgardians, and that excludes those Asgardians who are accepted into Valhalla. Mephisto, on the other hand, is indiscriminate and wants to collect the souls of any creature into his hell. Logically speaking, Mephisto should be much stronger than Hela, but it turns out that Mephisto is only slightly stronger than Hela. That seems a bit unreasonable, doesn't it?


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