Marvel's I am MT

When Patton first entered the battle, he was filled with resentment.

The beautiful girl is about to get married, and her father-in-law hasn't even said a word about it, but a one-eyed old man came out halfway to stir things up. No one can bear this kind of thing.

But as the battle continued, Barton discovered that no matter how much he exploded into the small universe and how powerful his combat power was, this battlefield did not have the kind of distortion he hoped for. He could not break this battlefield where divine power was intertwined.

Moreover, the damage caused to him by the enemy and the life consumed by his skills were all real consumption. The endless powerful enemies gradually gave him no time to complain. He had to concentrate on dealing with them.

On this battlefield, even the weakest soldiers are stronger than the so-called human super soldiers. There are countless people with levels like the Cursed Warrior, and those with divine power can be found everywhere.

The Asgardian warriors also rushed forward, falling one by one on the battlefield. People screamed and horses neighed, the sun and moon lost light, and blood spilled on the battlefield. From day to night, from new moon to full moon, time quickly becomes blurry.

Although Patton's combat power was powerful, it was not so conspicuous on such a huge battlefield. But the enemies besieging him were the densest, and the taunting aura showed its effectiveness here.

After fighting Thor and Black Sky, Barton once thought that he was already very strong, but after a long period of high-intensity fighting, he already felt deeply tired.

He suddenly understood that he was confused by the huge life value, and he was still far away from being truly powerful. Real battles are about more than just statistics, and the cost of victory cannot be quantified.

This battle alone seemed to last for several months. When the last enemy was defeated on the battlefield, the surviving Asgardian soldiers no longer even had the energy to cheer.

Barton lay directly on the ground, letting extreme fatigue paralyze his body. If it weren't for the fact that the small universe was still burning, even with his physique, he would not be able to wake up.

At this time, he found Odin sitting next to him, quietly looking at the vast battlefield.

"This war did happen, didn't it?"

"Yes." Odin nodded: "Why don't you use the sword I gave you."

Barton has long been accustomed to fighting with his bare hands, and the sword has long gone. He didn't care and continued to ask: "Which war is this?"

"The War of the Underworld in Helm, the last Twilight of the Gods."

What? Barton jumped up from the ground with a jolt, but Odin beside him disappeared again.

On the distant horizon, a large tide of enemies emerged again. Countless evil spirits, devils and undead, huge beasts, and the god of Hades with an astonishing aura. This army covered the sky, and was even much stronger than the previous one.

Light shone from the direction behind, and the Rainbow Bridge sent the equally huge Asa Legion. Led by God King Bol, the three young Odin brothers, as well as the next generation of sub-gods, all gathered in the blooming light.

Baldur, the God of Light, is the brightest star on this battlefield. Wherever his light reaches, the physical strength of the Asa warriors will be quickly restored. When the gods of the underworld encounter this light, they will become powerless.

Therefore, the pace of this battle was much faster than the previous battle. The two sides collided like a roaring tsunami, but the underworld army showed obvious defeat. Under the suppression of Badr's light, they soon suffered a rout.

However, at this juncture, a dramatic scene occurred.

Baldur's twin brother Hodr is the God of Darkness. Although Hodr is powerful, he is blind. His four arms can wield weapons superbly, and he is perfect at cutting and throwing.

But when Hodel picked up a sword and was about to throw it to kill a Hades, the Hades suddenly dodged, and the sword accidentally pierced his brother Balder.

I don’t know what kind of magic power this sword has, but a god of light like Baldr was actually killed in one fell swoop. The Asa Legion, which suddenly lost the support of the divine light, panicked, but the enemies in the underworld suddenly came to kill them.

Others may not quite understand what kind of sword it is, but Barton can clearly see that the sword that killed Baldur was the sword that Odin gave him that he lost. It was a little late to recall Odin's words at this time, and Barton was quickly overwhelmed by darkness and countless enemies.

In such a war, the gods of Asgard are falling, and even the previous god-king Bol was not spared. Even if Patton tried his best, he was still powerless in such a war.

He was knocked down by two underworld demons, but the huge black magic gun stopped in front of him. Everything was gone, whether it was enemy or friendly forces, Barton could only hear his own roaring heartbeat and breathing.

The old guy Odin appeared with a smile again. I don't know why he was so happy. He took the sword that killed Baldur and threw it beside Barton again.

"Badr has been blessed by Valhalla since he was born. There are very few things in the world that can hurt him. But the mistletoe tree outside the palace did not bless him, so the sword turned into a branch can hurt him, which is the one in your hand. ."

"Its name is Mystertin, and some people call it the Evergreen Sword."

Seeing that Barton didn't speak, Odin turned and left. After resting for a while, Barton stood up and drew the sword, and then he spotted the enemy reappearing on the horizon.

Repeating this battle again, Button's performance was far worse than the last time. Because all his skills were on CD in the previous battle, in this state, he couldn't even hold on until the gods appeared.

So when he was knocked down again, he didn't dare to stand up so quickly. He had to lie on the cold ground and wait for his condition to fully recover. During this period, he was also trying to figure out what Odin meant.

Since this war did occur, and many of the Asgardian gods did fall, it means that Odin was unable to change the outcome at that time. So what does he want himself to feel from this war? Or does he hope that he can change Ragnarok?

This is something that cannot be determined or accomplished at all. Barton clearly knew that his power was still far from that of a true god. Judging from this war, even Thor has not yet reached the power of a true god and can only be regarded as a false god.

However, at this time, Barton discovered that there were some changes in the system. In the annals of battles, there is an additional line of gloomy reminders, mirror war. After continuing to open it, two new records suddenly appeared under it.

"Mirror War 1: Twilight of the Gods in the underworld of Heim, killing 33925 super-soul-level enemies, killing 4 demi-god-level enemies, and awarding 7393 honor points. The war failed."

"Mirror War 2: Twilight of the Gods in the underworld of Heim, killing 51 super-soul-level enemies, killing 1 demi-god-level enemies, and awarding 15 honor points. The war failed."

Barton's eyes suddenly radiated with divine light. Such an illusory record system actually admits it! If this is the case, then Odin's trial is definitely an opportunity to make a fortune.

In just two rounds, more than 9200 honor points were scored. Even without the medal, this is an extremely substantial amount of income. Although the system does not issue it automatically, it can be collected actively.

If you keep playing like this, maybe Twilight of the Gods can really change.