I'm working on Marvel's Spider-Man in American comics.

Chapter 640 Get out of my house!
Let's rewind a few minutes. After Thor and Peter had been flying wildly through the tunnel for a while, they still couldn't fly out of the tunnel, and neither the Suspended Rings nor Thor's summoning of the Rainbow Bridge could get them out.

Peter immediately took special action, tearing open the reality barrier and slipping away with Thor. They then returned to Universe 616, and Thor summoned the Bifrost to take them both to Asgard. As for the reality rift, it could be repaired after everything was restored, or if the Three Fates didn't want any evil spirits to drift into their homes, they would be better off repairing it themselves.

If it weren't for the urgency, Peter and Thor would definitely have given those three guys a good beating and then thrown them into Asgard for a public trial.

Then they saw the devastation of Asgard.

"What kind of enemy could possibly destroy Asgard like this in just a few minutes?!"

Thor asked angrily and incredulously. Peter couldn't answer the question either. He had hardly read any Thor publications, and aside from a few frequently appearing villains, he had no idea what kind of monsters Thor would have to fight.

A battle of earth-shattering scale was raging not far away, and Peter knew at a glance that it must be Odin fighting the enemy.

Thor brought him to a ruin. It wasn't a battlefield yet, but it was filled with Asgardian warriors who had been wounded or killed while holding off the enemy. Survivors were digging through the rubble. After landing, Thor came to the side of a goddess and carefully helped her up: "Sif? Are you alright? Who invaded Asgard?"

“I…I don’t know what kind of monster it is, Thor.”

With Thor's help, the goddess Sif stood up, then, as if realizing something, said, "Baldr... Baldr also fought that monster..."

Thor's expression changed instantly. He looked in the direction Sif was pointing and immediately took flight. His good friends, the Warriors Three and other Asgardian soldiers, were standing around a god wearing a blue robe and a white cloak. His sword was broken on the ground, and no one dared to approach. Thor landed immediately, hugged his brother, and gritted his teeth.

He died. His brother, Baldr, the god of light, was killed by a monster he didn't even know what it was.

Peter pushed his way through the crowd. As if sensing the approach of the Midgardian, Thor, holding his brother's body, said painfully, "Baldr was blessed by all of Asgard. He was immune to anything except mistletoe. He was supposed to be, he was supposed to be. He must have wanted to use his abilities to stop that terrible monster."

Badr was not killed by mistletoe.

This means that the monster that killed Baldr was powerful enough to destroy the gods of Asgard, and even Odin's blessing.

“You have to go back, Spider-Man. This is no longer a battle you can get involved in. I can’t even guarantee I’ll get out of here unscathed.”

Thor stood up, picked up Mjolnir, and said that no matter who the monster was or how terrifying it was, he had to go there, but he couldn't let others who weren't capable of taking care of themselves get involved.

Peter glanced at Baldr's corpse, considered his words carefully, and decided to speak plainly: "In mythology, Baldr's death is a harbinger of Fimbulwinter, Thor, you mentioned that too, right? And now, Asgard has encountered a powerful enemy that perhaps only Odin can defeat. If the Winter's Chest..."

The others were somewhat confused by this mortal's interruption, but Thor suddenly understood and turned to Peter: "That's right! This is what the Norns sisters wanted! They wanted Ragnarok! So they transferred us away, letting that monster kill Baldr during this time, because Baldr's divine authority could prevent Fimbulwinter and the Winter's Casket!"

"Do you remember when we discussed the Winter Treasure Chest?"

Thor nodded, then looked around and couldn't help but ask, "Where is Heimdall?! Has anyone seen Heimdall?!"

“I’m here, Thor.”

Heimdall, covered in wounds, approached. He looked at Peter, then at Thor: "Even you are no match for that monster, Thor. Odin calls him Mangog. Also, Loki betrayed us; he stabbed our mother, and Tyr went to save him."

Thor paused for a moment, then took a deep breath: "Heimdall, I need you to immediately use the Bifrost to bring a group of people to Asgard. They are..."

“I saw it all.” Thor nodded, then patted his brother on the shoulder. Malekith and the others would soon unleash Fimbulwinter, but before that, he had to deal with that monster.

Then Peter raised his hand again: "I have another plan, man, but it will probably require a lot of help."
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So time has come to this point.

Odin had no idea what Thor was planning, and Mangog had no intention of wasting words with Odin's other brat. He charged over, and Thor swung his hammer at Mangog, only to be slapped away by Mangog.

Thor confidently reached out, but Mjolnir did not return; it had been blasted too far to come back for the time being.

Thor's expression froze, while Odin sighed. Clad in the Destroyer Armor, he decided to attack again, but Thor was faster. Without Mjolnir, he went up to fight Mangog hand-to-hand. He lunged into Mangog's arms and then tackled him backward.

Mangog quickly stopped retreating, then grabbed Thor by the back and threw him away. After landing, Thor finally summoned his hammer back, raised Mjolnir high, and roared at Mangog.

"No matter what kind of monster you are! Get out of my house!"

"Get out? You little brat Odin, what makes you think you can tell me to get out?!"

As for Odin, his expression had already softened.

Thor slammed his hammer heavily into the ground, and a thunderous strike landed on Mangog. Mangog staggered back two steps from the blow, which was filled with rage and hatred, but stopped immediately.

Just then, he felt something wrapped around his neck.

"Hey buddy, I don't know who you are, but you've messed with a lot of people in Asgard."

Seeing Spider-Man deactivate his invisibility, Mango was momentarily confused. A mortal? How could a mortal be here?

Then, his neck was tightened even more, and a spider silk reinforced with magic was grabbed at both ends by a large number of Asgardians, including the Warriors Three and Sif, pulling Mangog behind him.

Behind me? What's behind me?
Mango looked back, but in that one glance, Thor rushed up and smashed him on the head with all his might, forcing him into the rift in reality torn open by Peter's invisibility.

Mango nearly fell in, but to Peter's surprise, the thing actually grabbed both sides of the spatial rift and tried to pull him back from the outside.
What the hell is this?
“Just like my son said, Mango, get out of my house!”

Odin's eyes shone brightly, and he unleashed a powerful divine force from his palm, striking Mangog. Mangog struggled fiercely for a moment, his expression contorted, refusing to let go. Thor seized the opportunity, and Mjolnir slammed heavily into Mangog's hand.

With a powerful hammer blow, Peter shattered Mangog's arm. Using his abilities, Peter created a spatial rift to tear apart Mangog's other hand. Finally, under Odin's bombardment, the terrifying monster was swallowed by the rift. Peter immediately began casting a spell, and countless magical spider silks began stitching the spatial rift together like needles and thread.

Beyond Earth 616, in the endless multiverse.

Velasco sensed that the universe had been torn open again. Without a doubt, it must be that wretched Spider-Man who had opened the portal again. He leaned closer to see if he could return to 616 and find a chance to get revenge on that nasty bug.

Then, he saw a handless monster whose art style was completely out of place with his own, floating outside the universe, and then staring at him.

"What the hell did Spider-Man throw out?!"

(End of this chapter)