American comics: To become a god at the beginning, I choose to practice both science and magic

Paris, France.

Eternal Sprite (Sprite means elf) walked on the street wearing adult clothes, but there was always a strange sense of disobedience, just like a rebellious child who wanted to make himself look more mature by wearing his parents' clothes.

It was a bit funny and a bit cute.

Sprite received a lot of strange looks from people along the way, which was annoying. In desperation, she could only walk into an empty alley and transform her clothes into the style that children should wear.

"Are you still dissatisfied with your appearance?"

A voice suddenly sounded in the alley. Sprite sounded familiar and turned her head immediately. A surprised expression appeared on her originally depressed face.

"Ikaris!" She trotted and threw herself into the arms of the tall man.

Ikaris hugged her with both hands, but his ten fingers were still powerless.

"Long time no see, Sibet. I remember you were with Jin Ge?"

"Don't mention that bastard to me. He actually left me alone in Macedonia and ran away!" Speaking of Jin Ge, Sibet's face was full of anger.

"I believe he must have a reasonable explanation."

"If not, Ikaris, can you help me beat him up?"

"Of course, I am happy to help, but..."

"But what?" Sibet poked her head out of his arms.

Ikaris raised his hands in front of her: "My fingers are having problems now, and they are recovering very slowly by self-healing..."

"How could it be..."

Sbet hurriedly held up his hands carefully, and found that the ten fingers that were usually as hard as steel were now drooping softly, like wilted cucumbers.

"How could you be so badly injured?" Speight was horrified. "Who in this world could hurt you like this? Iron Man?"

In the world today, Iron Man is the only superhero that exists in the open. He is also the only person known to the public who has extraordinary powers, so Speight asked this question.

"It's not him. I don't know who the enemy is, but he is much more powerful than Iron Man." Ikaris said with a gloomy face, "I have bad news to tell you, Speight, Ajak has been captured by that guy!"

Speight was even more shocked when he heard this: "Were you there at that time?"

Ikaris didn't say anything. This was his shame.

He had always claimed to be the strongest among the Eternals, but he didn't expect that the enemy would capture the leader in front of him.

He didn't want to talk about this: "Speight, I need help now."

Speight came back to her senses immediately. She looked down at Ikaris's finger and said hesitantly: "Let's go to the hospital?"

"No, the Earthlings can't heal us, and... have you forgotten that we are different from the Earthlings?"

Even though they look the same, the Eternals' physiology is completely different from that of the Earthlings.Different from humans, the methods of healing humans don't work on them.

"But... Ajak has been captured, you know, I don't have the ability to heal..."

"So, I need to find Phastos." Ikaris looked at Spet, "Do you know where he is?"

Eternal - Phastos, the fat black man, the idiot who knelt and confessed at the Hiroshima nuclear explosion site

He has mastered technology beyond his time, and he is a workbench that can produce various tools out of thin air.

If it is this guy, he should be able to make something to heal Ikaris's injuries.

"I know, now he should still be in America."

"America? I thought he hated that country."

In Marvel's current timeline, the birth of the world's first nuclear bomb is related to Phastos.

His original intention was to bring unlimited energy to mankind, but it was not what he wanted. America made it into a weapon.

"I heard that he participated in a new energy plan and returned to that country."

"Can you go with me to find him?" Ikaris looked at Speight with his deep eyes, "I am worried that the enemy will attack us separately."

Speight couldn't stand his eyes like this, and his heart was warmed. He agreed to go with him in a daze.

"Do you have anything to bring?"

Speight hugged Ikaris' waist: "No, let's go now!"

"Okay!"

Clinton District, Umbrella Laboratory, Dane put Ajak in a special cell.

"No matter what you plan to do, it is a stupid thing to rebel against the Celestials." When Dane was about to leave, Ajak shouted in front of the glass cell.

Dane paused and turned to look at her. (To read the most exciting novels, go to Faloo Novel Network!)

Seeing this, Ajak continued: "You know nothing about the power of the Celestials. They are not the ridiculous gods of Asgard, but real gods!"

"They destroy, they create, and everything in the universe runs because of their power. Those who disobey them will only die!"

At this time, Dane spoke: "Ajak, let me ask you, if humans do nothing, what will be the result?"

Ajak closed his mouth just as he was about to open it. What else could it be? Of course, the gods will appear, and then the new gods will be born and the earth will be destroyed.

"Look, you understand it too, right?" Dane sneered.

"If obedience means death and resistance also means death, then why not resist to the end? At least there is still a glimmer of hope."

However, Ajak does not think so: "If you choose to attack the new gods, Alisem will never let the earthlings go."

Then she changed the subject and suggested: "In fact, you can choose to build a spaceship and transfer some earthlings to the universe..."

Why is it still Noah's Ark?

Before she finished, she was interrupted by Dane: "Then become a group of pitiful interstellar refugees? Become homeless like the Skrulls? Is this your idea?"

"At least it's better than everyone dying, right?"

Ajak has guessed that the mysterious man in front of him should be an Earthling.

Although it is a little hard to believe why Earthlings have such powerful power, now is not the time to worry about these things.

"If the God appears, you Eternals will also die, Ajak, don't you fear death?"[]

Ajak closed his eyes: "This is my destiny."

"What about your other companions? They should die too?" Dane curled his lips, and Ajak was shocked.

Although the Eternals are just synthetics, they also have their own emotions and desires.

The fundamental reason why Ajak questioned the actions of the Celestials was that she truly regarded other Eternals as relatives.

As for sympathizing with humans? That was just incidental.

"This matter has nothing to do with them!"

"Under the appearance of God, all beings are equal. Not only humans will die, but also Eternals."

He suddenly seemed to remember something: "You didn't plan to escape on the Tama at first, did you?"

Compared to the birth of the new Celestial God, the Eternals are insignificant, so as long as Tiamut can be born smoothly, even if the Eternals defect, it actually has no impact on the Celestials.

And the Tama is the triangular spacecraft that the Eternals took when they landed on Earth, and it can also be used to escape from Earth.

Ajak was stunned. He didn't expect that the other party even knew this.

Dane's devilish voice sounded again: "You said, if your companions didn't know about this, would it be too late to escape?"

When God appears, the Eternals must be by his side, but whether everyone needs to be present is not certain.

It is normal to die one or two under the pursuit of the mutants. There are actually loopholes in this. .