Thor who reversed the Marvel world

In the center of Avengers Tower.

At this time, it was on top of the huge machine used to travel through time and space.

The sunken circular passage suddenly opened again, red and white heat energy emerged from the cave, and a figure was suddenly spit out from the cave, it was Thor.

He fell to one knee on the ground, his chest heaving and breathing heavily.

Titles such as God of Thunder, Son of Odin, and Strongest Avenger made him feel proud that he should not shout.

Yes, this will cost you face.

With Mjolnir in his left hand and Storm Ax in his right hand, Thor slowly raised his head. The countless scale-like glass hexagons stretched above the machine began to rotate and shrink, and the Avengers quickly ran up.

Rocket Raccoon ran at the front.

"Thor, are you okay?" As soon as he came up, he quickly stroked Sol's back with his small hands, hoping that this would relieve Sol's rapidly beating heart rate.

"Of course, it was a success," Thor said with a breathy smile.

Standing behind Rocket Raccoon were all shocked faces, Tony Stark, Steve Rogers, Scott Lang, James Rhodes...

"Succeeded," Thor raised Mjolnir in his hand at Tony Stark.

Tony Stark finally came back to his senses, nodded slightly, and the corners of his mouth curled up with a smile of satisfaction.

"Wow, look at you," War Machine Colonel Rhodes kept scanning the dramatically changed Thor in front of him: "One second he was just full of fat, and now he's just tendons."

"An extra hammer," Scott Long added later.

"Want to try it?" Thor raised his hammer and nodded to the two of them.

James Rhodes spread his hands and looked away. Thor's actions reminded him of the time when everyone tried to lift the hammer together many years ago. This was really not a great memory.

Scott's eyes quickly observed the reactions of his teammates around him.

"Maybe I can give it a try after we bring back the other half of the people who disappeared." Scott Lang glanced at Thor tentatively, and quickly added: "After all, Hank Pym is not here, and I don't have any extra supplies, which must be focused on this mission."

"Want to show off your size again?" Rhodes mocked.

When Scott heard this, he looked at Rhodes with a strange expression.

When everyone gathered together a few days ago, Scott Long was sitting in front of the Alliance Building and was frightened by Rhodes falling from the sky. Most importantly, Rhodes joked about his size.

Now that Rhodes mentioned it again, Scott was of course very concerned: "Yes, that's right, it's just bigger than yours."

"Scott," Captain America called out.

"Oh, I've seen it before, but to be honest, it's really not that big," James Rhodes said jokingly with his hands on his chest. He couldn't hold back his laughter and turned back curiously to scan the expressions of others. .

"Then let's compete on the spot?" Scott Lang showed great concern.

"Scott," Captain America reminded again.

"You really should have joined us earlier, so you wouldn't have said things like "I can try"," Steve reminded James Rhodes, realizing that the topic was getting more and more outrageous, and couldn't help but work hard Suppressing laughter brings the topic back to the topic.

Scott Lang shrugged and ultimately made no rebuttal.

"Don't take it too seriously," Captain America on the side patted Scott Lang on the shoulder, smiled, paused for a while, and looked at everyone: "Okay, the chat is over, we have the next step. Task."

......

The success of the time travel test boosted the morale of everyone in the Alliance Building.

Captain America summoned everyone present in the building together, came to a conference room, and began to discuss how to collect the infinite stones that existed in the past time and space.

"Now that the time travel method is successful, next, we need to find out the time and place."

In a conference room surrounded by glass walls and with a hollow ceiling above the head, Steve Rogers stood in front of the assembled people and began to organize and explain.

Behind him were three transparent electronic screens hanging side by side, which displayed the currently known information about the six Infinity Stones.

Thor carried a can of beer and walked around the conference room. He found a simple sofa chair in the corner and sat down. He put on the sunglasses he brought from New Asgard and crossed his legs.

"That's nothing to hear," Thor muttered, taking a sip from the beer in his hand.

He knew more than anyone present when it came to the six Infinity Stones, so Thor had no intention of getting involved in the beginning of the meeting.

Closing his eyes, Sol's mind began to sort out all the feasible plans he had come up with during the past month of training in New Mexico...

"Basically everyone in this room has been exposed to at least one of the six Infinity Stones."

As soon as Steve Rogers finished speaking, Tony Stark came from the side and interrupted: "You can also put it another way, he was almost killed by one of the six gems."

Scott Lang, who was sitting at the front with a positive attitude, quickly corrected their views: "I didn't, I don't even know what you are talking about."

"That's why I said basically," Steve Rogers interrupted Scott Lang's speech: "Scott, listen carefully. It doesn't matter if there is no contact. Just listen carefully to the content of our next discussion."

"Allright!"

Although Scott looked confused, he nodded.

Then Steve Rogers' explanation was interrupted, and Bruce Banner came from behind: "No matter what, we only have enough Pym particles for everyone to go back and forth once..."

"There's one more bottle," Scott interrupted again and took out a bottle of Pym particles from his wallet: "The extra one is for Sol's test."

"You really have a good interjection!" Bruce Banner stretched out his big dark green hand and pressed it on the top of Scott Lang's head, and continued: "In history, these gems have appeared in many places."

"Prioritize our history," Tony Stark emphasized, cup in hand, "so there aren't a lot of convenient places for us to choose from."

"So we need to pick our targets right," Clinton Francis Patton said, hands clasped in front of his chest, his back leaning against the wall, his head bowed.

Tony glanced sideways, and pointed a finger at Barton with his left hand holding the cup: "You're right."

Seeing that the discussion on the prerequisites was almost complete, Steve Rogers, who had been listening carefully to the discussion with a serious expression, chose to end the topic.

"So, let's start with the ether first," Steve Rogers put his hands in his pockets and looked at Thor: "Thor, what do you know?"

After being named by the captain, everyone turned their attention to Thor in the corner.

I saw Saul with his legs crossed, wearing sunglasses, holding a can of beer in his hand, motionless and not responding.

Natasha Romanoff put one foot on the table of her desk and asked with a puzzled look on her face: "Is he asleep?"

Rhodes on the side shook his head: "No, I'm sure he is dead."