The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics

Good and evil in equilibrium is indeed a plausible explanation, one that even Reed couldn't find fault with in a short time.

However, this doesn't mean Reed trusts Kahn's presented persona. Trust requires a long time to build, as evidenced by his friendship with Ben and others. It's just that recently, his relationship with Susan has undergone a slight change.

But that's not important. Reed's point is that they can't figure out what kind of person Kahn is in a short period. However, time will give them the answer. The current issue is just to form an initial impression of this suddenly appearing mysterious man.

Clearly, Reed and the others still have many questions, but an open-air conversation is obviously not a good choice. Moreover, even if Reed is excluded, the others have suffered some injuries to varying degrees.

Now, rather than talking at length, it's obviously best to go back and recuperate. So, Reed asked Kahn if he would suggest going to their safe haven first.

Kahn readily agreed. He came with the intention of a long-term assignment. After all, Yang Le's task for him couldn't be rushed, so he naturally didn't mind spending some more time.

"What about those Serpent Society guys?" Johnny pointed to the other leaders lying unconscious on the ground. "What should we do with them?"

Reed looked at Kahn. Since these guys' power comes from a god, then obviously the latter is the expert in dealing with them. In unfamiliar territory, it's still better to heed the expert's advice.

"Just leave them here." Kahn's answer was unexpected. "Losing the Serpent Staff as an anchor, these guys' power will only weaken. After all, they weren't directly chosen. With the leader dead, they no longer pose a threat."

Reed and the others couldn't see it, but from Kahn's perspective, the power of these Serpent Society leaders was gradually fading away. These leaders are like leaky cars, and they will stop running before long.

Reed and the others accepted Kahn's suggestion with some skepticism. However, Reed still kept a watchful eye. He planned to have Tyrannosaurus come back to take a look at some point, so he could confirm whether Kahn's words were credible.

Thus, Reed's team not only won a complete victory in this battle without losing a single person, but also gained an extra member on the way back. It was even better than a complete victory.

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Passing off one's own work to others is a matter that tests one's conscience. At least Yang Le felt a little guilty the first time he did this, but he doesn't anymore.

If you can slack off, why work hard? That's Yang Le's current thought. After fighting on the battlefield for so many years, isn't he allowed to enjoy himself?

Compared to the painstaking novice guidance, Yang Le still prefers to be the kind of person who manages the overall situation. Besides, with Kahn helping Reed and the others, he can rest assured.

It should be known that although Kahn has lost a large part of his totem power, his strength has not decreased but has increased. This is all thanks to Yang Le's Celestial Magic.

Kahn, who was accepted as an envoy by the Celestial Realm, is now at least several times stronger than he used to be, because he can not only rely on his own power but also borrow power from his superiors.

In other words, Kahn's upper limit now depends entirely on the power of the Celestial Realm, which basically means that the stronger Yang Le, his master, is, the stronger Kahn himself is. And it's not just dimensional demon gods like this, other envoys are also like this.

The strength of the envoys depends on how strong the big brother behind them is. For example, Silver Surfer, the envoy of Galactus; Captain Universe, the envoy of Eternity; and Juggernaut, the envoy of Cyttorak, the master of the Crimson Cosmos.

Let's not mention Eternity for now, because that's considered an outlier. According to Yang Le's estimation, Kahn's strength should be comparable to Silver Surfer, and dealing with Juggernaut is not a problem.

However, this level of strength is not absolute. Although the upper limit of the envoys' strength depends on their masters, their lower limit depends on themselves. After all, there are also embarrassing Captain Universes.

However, Kahn is a trustworthy person, because he is the only one in the Inheritor family who has never died in his long hunting career. After all, the other members of the Inheritor family look down on him and didn't keep a genetic backup of him, so naturally there's no way to revive him.

However, this extremely difficult combat environment has greatly strengthened Kahn's strength. Because he only has one life, Kahn never becomes arrogant. His skills have all been honed from mountains of corpses and seas of blood.

In Yang Le's view, Kahn is actually the strongest in the Inheritor family. Those cheaters who have countless lives after inputting cheat codes can't compare to him at all. This is the confidence brought by clearing the game with only one life.

With these random thoughts in his head, Yang Le slowly walked towards Gwenpool's base carrying a bag of takeout. After being busy for many days, he could finally take a break.

Although there are still the problems of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Hydra that haven't been resolved, this matter is obviously not urgent. There's no need to push himself too hard. Maybe the clues will come to him when he doesn't care.

Moreover, Valeria and Franklin will be coming over in a while, and he should prepare to give them a good welcome reception and warn Franklin not to use his ability to see the answer in advance. He hates people who draw the murderer in detective novels.

These people should be hanged on a cross and shot, of course, with modern guns.

As he walked, Yang Le suddenly noticed a crowd of people gathered in front of him. They were arguing and seemed to be discussing something. Yang Le looked around and found that the gathered people were in a circle, probably observing something.

Although too much curiosity can kill the cat, Yang Le still relied on the basic idea that since he was already here, he squeezed into the crowd with his trained strong body. Of course, he didn't forget to protect his takeout while squeezing.

With apologies and a strong body, Yang Le successfully squeezed into the crowd, and he got his wish to see the excitement. A strong man with a winged helmet on his head and golden hair reaching his waist was standing in a car.

That's right, the man was standing on the hood of a car. Based on the damage to the hood, it's not difficult to infer that the car must have crashed into the man while driving at high speed.

Moreover, not only was the man unharmed, but he also dented the hood of the car. Now the hood of the car has become a perfect U-shaped structure. If you ignore the smoke, this car would be a perfect modern work of art.

What surprised Yang Le was not the man's powerful body strength, but that the man's attire undoubtedly matched someone, or rather, a god, in his memory.

Thor.