American comics: Starting with Luke the Maker

The Queen of Hel was defeated and perished.

Malekith fled.

Surtur fled.

Laofey was defeated.

The Dark Elf army was almost completely annihilated.

Fernandez, a high-ranking angel and military-political leader of the Celestial Realm, acknowledged defeat on behalf of the surviving angels.

In Odin's view, this was undoubtedly a world-renowned victory! There was no protracted war of attrition, nor any back-and-forth arms race.

Odin had originally thought that Luke would take this opportunity to reap a great reward from Asgard. But he didn't expect the other party to take the lead in ending the war. This made Odin once again greatly change his somewhat biased view of Luke.

At least as an ally, he was quite trustworthy.

Without needing to worry the allies, Luke could always do the kind of good you wanted. At this moment, Odin also felt the joy that Nick Fury had once experienced.

This war not only made Asgard's rule more stable, but even the casualties were borne by the Dark Elf army, the prisoners, and Luke's biological weapons. Even if the process was a bit tortuous, who could say anything about it, right?

As he left, Odin looked regretfully at Nidavellir, which had been turned into ruins and mutated to the point of developing consciousness. This realm, once belonging to the dwarves, could undoubtedly be declared as having a new version. The dwarves would probably not be able to return to their homeland. Unless they were willing to become crazy lunatics and be polluted and assimilated.

Because of Nidavellir's mutation, the energy cycle of the World Tree had also changed again. As the king of the Asgardian realm and the nominal ruler of the Nine Realms, Odin strongly felt the further decline of the energy tide and the increased fragility of the Nine Realms.

This was perhaps the only significant loss in this war.

Faced with the current situation, Odin didn't know what kind of emotion to express.

Blame Luke?

But without this move, the war would probably not have ended so quickly and smoothly. Especially his battle with Laofey, which would not have been decided so quickly. The moment the other party realized something was wrong, he retreated with his confidants.

The fire giant Surtur was the same. Although they were allies with Malekith, they had already reaped enough benefits during this time. Seeing that the situation was not good, they would not really fight to the death for the sake of the alliance with Malekith.

They didn't like Odin, and even had grudges against Odin, but there was no need to lose their lives because of this, right? Anyway, they had clashed with Asgard many times over the years, and at most they would just return to the usual daily disputes. But at least the previous benefits had been pocketed.

Odin didn't care about these two either. Even Surtur was not as important as Malekith at the moment. So after noticing Laofey's intention to retreat, Odin not only did not try to stop him desperately, but instead relaxed a little. As an old opponent, the other party quickly understood everything from Odin's act of letting him go, and decisively withdrew, taking a few confidants with him.

Odin, who had freed up his hands, was also worried about the changes that had occurred on Luke's side, and wanted to cooperate with Luke to take down Malekith first. But who would have thought that it was Luke's creation itself that had caused such a big commotion first.

Without such a big commotion, this war would not have ended so easily.

But after causing such a big commotion, the aftermath made Odin feel a headache.

Nidavellir could definitely no longer be inhabited, and it might be good as a prison and exile in the future. But what about the dwarves? As the protector of the dwarves, Odin couldn't just easily reply to them: "A fight was fought in your home, and then your home was gone."

He needed to find a solution that would satisfy the dwarves!

After all, since the signing of the alliance, the dwarves had indeed been diligently building various artifacts and extraordinary equipment for him, Odin, and his Asgard. It could be said that Asgard's current strength was inseparable from the dwarves' equipment and technology.

Similarly, the dwarves, who were regarded as prey because of their equipment-making technology, had also lived a stable life for thousands of years under Odin's protection. The two sides were mutually beneficial and had a high degree of trust and a community of interests.

Odin couldn't just dismiss them with a few words like he did with other Nine Realms beings, and make them dissatisfied.

Otherwise, should he let Thor go to Midgard again and ask Luke? Ask him if he had any solutions to this situation.

If there was a solution, even if Luke made some harsh conditions, it wouldn't be a problem. Odin had already been mentally prepared for a big bleeding, but since Luke had unexpectedly not reaped any rewards, then Odin could transfer this expenditure in another form.

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Midgard.

"Where did these creatures come from?" Captain Steve Rogers led a team of elite agents, forming a golden energy shield to block a frolicking giant monster.

In the surrounding area, there were also various other strange creatures, seemingly treating the city as some kind of playground. Similar situations had inevitably occurred in major cities, which could be described as blossoming everywhere.

These creatures did not exist in Midgard's species, but their danger was not low. Human armies took up weapons to drive them away, but instead angered them, and they began to frantically destroy the surrounding buildings, chasing after the human soldiers who attacked them.

Some of the monsters fell under human weapons, but some were inherently extremely powerful and dangerous, even powerful monsters that people from Asgard and other divine realms did not want to provoke. Under the increasingly dense attacks, they showed cruel and angry attacks.

Especially some monsters that were particularly large, like behemoths to humans, were simply city destroyers. Human gunpowder weapons had almost no effect on these creatures, or rather, the effect was minimal. The heads of various countries who saw the list of losses mostly went black in front of their eyes. If it weren't for the last string of reason, they would have almost recklessly dropped the so-called ultimate weapons in human hands.

"Ice Giants, they are a super dangerous creature from Jotunheim in the Nine Realms. They are very powerful." Nick Fury's voice rang in the captain's ear through the mind ring.

"I have already seen its power. Since you know its information, do you know what its weakness is?" Captain Steve, whose strength was already different from what it used to be, was not under great pressure to contain an Ice Giant, and he could do it very well. But the bad thing was that these monsters did not appear one by one, but in groups. Except for the small number of Ice Giants, other strange creatures seemed to be traveling to this human planet.

"According to the information, it has no fatal weaknesses. But if you just want to drive them away, they don't like high temperatures." Nick's helpless emotions were clearly conveyed from the ring.

"What about Luke? What is his opinion?" Captain Steve jumped high, and the huge energy shield in his hand instantly transformed into a golden hammer. From top to bottom, Steve, wrapped in golden energy, slammed heavily on the Ice Giant's head. This scene was like an ant wielding a hammer nearly a hundred times its size, hitting the head of a behemoth. It was full of cinematic texture and imagery.

In fact, there were also many reporters who were not afraid of death, frantically shouting for the helicopter pilots to get closer and closer, as he was about to capture a historic scene.

Giant beasts, super soldiers, reporters who were not afraid of death, chaotic cities, busy armies, boiling and high-spirited emotions were generated in large quantities around the world. Just looking at the scene of the captain fighting the monster broadcast on the screen, it was not inferior to a monster science fiction blockbuster.

"He is also busy. He needs to pay attention to and deal with the affairs of Asgard. This is related to a very important order concerning Hyperion's future profits and business!" Nick was even more helpless: "I told him about the situation here, and his suggestion was to lock them up in the place they should go, or find a few islands to build a few zoos, and use the tickets to pay for the losses they caused."

"What do you mean? Shouldn't we notify their planet's owners and let them come and pick them up, or should we send them back? They are a bit beyond the scope of the species on this planet." Captain Steve led his team around the Ice Giant in circles, pulling out golden energy ropes to weave a golden net, binding the constantly struggling Ice Giant inside.

"That's what he replied to me! These monsters came because of the astronomical phenomenon of the nine-star alignment. It is said that several kingdoms have been destroyed by the Dark Elf army over there. They are now taking care of themselves and have no time to pay attention to our demands. Without the help of Luke and Thor, we have no ability to send them back at all. So let's just use the 'waste'. I have to say, I think Luke is quite good at doing business. At least he can give you a plan to recover the losses in a short time." Nick complained. Not far from him, an explosion sounded, and a large bird with a wingspan of about fifteen meters suddenly appeared from the sky. Then, due to gravity, it was a little uncomfortable for a while, and it twisted and crashed into a landmark building. Rubble splashed, and the crowd underground was in another panic.

A group of S.H.I.E.L.D. elite agents each used their own methods to try their best to maintain the order of the city and reduce the damage caused by the monsters to the people.

Yes, their side was also a battlefield.

Stark's side in the metropolis was also a battlefield. Although there were superheroes such as Little Spider and Daredevil in this city, their number could only be described as a drop in the bucket compared to the monsters that were blooming everywhere. Stark lifted the city security agreement he had signed with Luke and released his mechanical army.

With the activation of one mechanical factory after another, a steady stream of mechanical creations were activated and awakened from the warehouse, injected with programs, and controlled by Hyperion, Stark, and the city's intelligent system together, turning into a mighty mechanical army. Cooperating according to their respective responsibilities, they began the confrontation and collision between mechanical creations and alien creatures.

The city's intelligent system controlled service-type machines similar to the police. They focused on protection and transfer, and the whole looked like a huge centipede-like machine. They had thick steel armor and also had a certain energy protection device, which could move regardless of terrain. Their interior could transfer thousands of people at a time. When necessary, it could also be converted into another fortress form in a short time. If there were Hyperion and Stark-built energy stations in the surrounding area, then with a large amount of energy supply, their protection as a fortress was still relatively considerable.

There was also a kind of Chitauri-like youjing mothership, which could transfer personnel and the public faster. It was hard to say whether the inspiration and technology of this machine came from the Chitauri. The official provided Hyperion and Stark with semi-finished technology and corresponding manufacturing orders.

Stark dispatched the Iron Army of the Mark series. Except for a small number as elites, they mainly focused on cannon fodder and consumption. According to the different manufacturing technologies, they had different uses and could be used for combat or engineering rescue. They highlighted an all-rounder. And after the damage, there were also [medical] mechanical soldiers to repair you and let you continue to work.

Hyperion's mechanical army was even more arbitrary. There was no series, there were flying bodies, insect groups, assault bodies, elite bodies, and more powerful [medical] mechanical bodies. They were a group of octopus-like mechanical bodies. They could move by themselves, or climb onto other mechanical bodies and let them carry them to move. They had at least a ten-cubic-meter general parts and materials library inside, which was used to replace and repair mechanical creations with minor damage. If the spare parts and materials were used up, then there should be a pile of mechanical garbage on the battlefield at this time. These [medical] mechanical bodies would take materials on the spot, and the tentacles with different effects could even process and modify the parts on the spot. Anyway, they were all a technical standard. The precision might not be as good as the factory, but it was enough to use. It would be better to persist until the scrap and the end of the war. These boundless mechanical armies were responsible for processing the massive data flow by Hyperion's intelligent Titan.

When there was spare capacity, these little octopuses did not mind going out on a business trip, taking some private work, and giving some humanistic care to the Stark Mark series machine brothers next door who needed maintenance and help, and lending a hand to rescue them.

What was even more outrageous was that, if necessary, they could also install and supplement some weapons specifically for you according to the technical agreement according to the situation on the battlefield and the enemy. Highlighting an all-rounder!

These little octopuses were the core of Hyperion's mechanical army. They were small repair factories, small weapons factories, mechanical modification factories, and when necessary, they could also dismantle their own excess energy and give it to the elite bodies. Even in the end, when there were no other transforming mechanical brothers around, it was not impossible to transform themselves, act as cannon fodder soldiers or bombs, and dedicate a wave to give full play to the last heat.