Original God plus Marvel: Meet Thanos and start calling for help

When Steven first walked into the museum, he was immediately attracted by the heated argument between two little girls.

The white-haired little girl frowned and pointed her finger at the girl in school uniform wearing black-framed glasses and chewing bubble gum, and said angrily: "You can't throw garbage in there!"

The girl in school uniform shrugged disdainfully, with a mocking smile on her lips: "Why not, there's nothing in it! It's just a pile of dirt."

The little white-haired girl waved her arms excitedly, her eyes sparkling, and tried to explain: "How could it be! Look at the shape of this pyramid, it's obviously a secret place. Even though it's a little small, there may be a treasure chest inside. Well... even if there is no treasure chest, there must be hillmen, mushroom beasts, and quicksand eels hidden in jars. How can you say there is nothing?"

The girl in school uniform looked at the little girl with white hair questioningly, with suspicion flashing in her eyes.

"What nonsense! I haven't heard of anything you said. You must be lying!!"

The white-haired girl puffed up her cheeks at the look from the girl in school uniform, and she put her hands on her hips and retorted:

"You're lying!! Paimon and the Traveler have explored countless secret realms like this in Xumi. How can you say that about Paimon? What Paimon said is clearly the truth!! Ahhhh! Damn it!! I was underestimated. Traveler, why don't you say something!!"

Steven noticed that the 'traveler' the white-haired girl was talking about should be the blond boy who had been standing next to the two children.

The boy had been hesitant to speak since the two little ones started arguing. When he saw the white-haired little girl turning her head to look at him, his expression immediately changed.

The boy straightened his face and coughed softly: "I can't be sure whether this pyramid is a secret place or not. After all, in my opinion, it is just a model. But the creatures in the secret place that Paimon just mentioned do exist. I can prove this."

"However, even if this pyramid is just a model with nothing inside, it shouldn't be used to store bubble gum," the boy squatted down, pointed at his cheek, turned his eyes to the girl in school uniform, raised his eyebrows, and reminded her, "Especially chewed bubble gum, otherwise, wouldn't the trash can over there be out of business?"

The girl in school uniform met the boy's pair of bright golden eyes. There was no trace of accusation in those eyes, but they were full of kindness and sunshine. The anger in her heart disappeared instantly, and her face became so red that she even forgot to chew the bubble gum in her mouth.

She looked in the direction the boy had walked and found a trash can, which was only a few steps away from her. This discovery made the girl in school uniform feel a little embarrassed. She wanted to admit her mistake, but felt that it was too embarrassing, so she stood there for a while.

Seeing the embarrassed look of the girl in school uniform, the boy smiled slightly, took out a tissue from his pocket and handed it to her.

"I think you need this."

Looking at the tissue handed over by the boy, the girl in school uniform was a little embarrassed to accept it. She spit the bubble gum in her mouth onto the tissue, raised her head, and saw that the boy was still looking at her. She turned her face away awkwardly:

"Oh, thank you. Well, I shouldn't have thrown away the garbage casually. I was wrong just now."

The white-haired little girl who had achieved the ‘victory’ put away her angry look and said: “Humph, that’s more like it.”

"But I don't believe a word you said about the ball, the man and so on!"

The girl in school uniform raised her head and fought back defiantly.

"You!! Traveler, look at her!!"

The young man spread his hands helplessly towards the white-haired girl, looking like he was unable to help.

"It seems someone has mistaken the Great Pyramid of Giza for a trash can."

It was time for someone to step in and end this dispute. Steven came over to the children and smiled and nodded at the most stable boy among them.

The girl in school uniform saw the work ID pinned on Steven's clothes and asked him eagerly: "Are there really ball people and six kills in the pyramid?"

"It's the Hillock Man and the Quicksand Eel!!"

The little girl with white hair couldn't help but correct him: "Mr. Steven, there should be some of these in this pyramid as well. After all, these pyramids are so similar to those in the Xumi Desert."

The little girl became uncertain as she spoke. She looked expectantly at Steven, hoping that his answer would give her a positive answer.

Steven had never heard of what the white-haired girl was talking about, nor did he know the place called Xumi, but when he saw the blond boy nodded at him, he didn't say anything final.

"Oh... Although I haven't heard of these things, after all, you can't expect a salesperson working in a museum to have really visited the pyramids, but this is the greatest wisdom of the Egyptians, everything is possible."

Steven rolled his eyes and suddenly lowered his voice. He stretched out his finger and tapped the shoulders of the two young ladies, pointing them in a direction: "But the things in there are very scary."

The two little guys' attention was immediately drawn to Steven, and they all looked in the direction he was pointing.

It was a pharaoh's coffin placed in a glass display stand.

The girl in school uniform had a curious look in her eyes, but the girl with white hair had a strange expression on her face.

"You see there's a big hook here, right? They'll use it to hook their noses, and then..."

Steven made a sound of "pu pu pu" with his mouth, and made a hook shape with his right hand, describing it with emotion: "All the organs are hooked out, except the heart."

"what???"

The white-haired little girl scratched the back of her head in confusion. She didn't even notice that her toes were an inch off the ground. However, everyone else was so focused on what Steven had just said that they didn't notice this.

Even the girl in school uniform just glanced at the white-haired girl with disdain, and anxiously asked Steven her question:

"Why is this happening?"

Steven became interested and explained patiently, "Because they believe that you need a heart to be judged by the underworld. Only qualified people can cross Aaru, which is the reed plain. It is a world believed to be heaven where people live after death. The journey of the newly deceased through the underworld ends here, and that place is also believed to be the destination of the soul."

"Eh? No, no, how can Aru Village be a place where people live after death? If Candice heard this, she would probably be angry too."

The white-haired girl shook her head firmly, denying what Steven had just said.

"Candice??"

Steven was a little confused after being interrupted. He wanted to ask the little girl, but the boy spoke instead.

"Paimon, this (Aaru) Luweiyuan may just have the same name as Aru Village. The world is so big that there are all kinds of wonders. People are similar and things are the same. Just like the pyramids just now, it may all be a beautiful coincidence."

The young man, Lin Ze, tried hard to find a way to justify himself. After all, he couldn't tell Paimon that these "similarities" were because some parts of Xumi were inspired by Egyptian civilization when they were being planned.

"Coincidence, oh, that's a possibility, but..."

"Steve!"

"Steve!"

Steven's desire to explore was cut short by the wrong calls. He turned his head and saw his female boss holding a pile of jigsaw puzzles and staring at him unfriendlyly.

"You're not doing your job again!!"

"I'm sorry, Donna. I'm sorry. Let me do it."

The man woke up from his dream and ran over, and diligently snatched the pile of jigsaw puzzles from his female boss.

The girl in school uniform took a look at the Pharaoh's coffin in front of her and walked away bored.

"But Paimon still feels that the things here are similar to what we saw in the Sumeru Desert, don't you think so, Traveler?"

Lin Ze touched his nose and said, "I think so too. But, it's just a coincidence. By the way, doesn't Paimon still need to buy souvenirs? He needs to meet up with Senor and the others soon. If we delay any longer, we won't have enough time."

"Oh yeah!! I'm so worried. What kind of wedding gift should Paimon give Tony? Why can't Paimon see the Nine and Three Quarters Station? That way Paimon could give Tony a magic wand."

The little guy scratched his face in annoyance, lamenting that his wonderful wedding gift plan had failed prematurely:

"Also, selling sharpened swords is illegal, and the offender could be detained for five to ten days. No wonder those beautiful brothers and sisters in Shushan refused to sell us swords..."

Lin Ze: Um....should I let them see my backpack?

Paimon began to fantasize: "Otherwise, Tony could fly without the armor. Traveler, you also think flying with a sword is very cool... It's cool and stylish!"

"I think even if Paimon gave Tony a plastic bag of air, he would be happy."

Lin Ze smiled and said, "After all, Paimon's feelings are the most important in Tony's eyes."

"Hehe, how can you really send air? Traveler, you are joking again." Paimon's mouth curled up high, and his mood suddenly became better: "Anyway, let's go over there first. I saw the salesman just passed by, maybe we can go ask him."

As they talked, they walked towards Steven, who was returning to his workstation with a bunch of things in his arms.