Marvel's Spider-Man: Web of Fate

Did they go to Norway?

Why go to Norway?

Could it be related to the so-called Ragnarok?

Was Odin in Norway at that time?

Peter was unaware that he had almost figured out the truth with his amazing spider intuition.

"Because Odin died, no one stopped the goddess of death from returning to seize the throne, which caused Ragnarok, right?" Stark asked.

“Pretty much,” Strange said. “This is something Odin anticipated, so you can’t stop it, understand? Besides, Hela, the goddess of death, has power from Asgard. As long as Asgard exists, her power is inexhaustible. Even if you go, it won’t make a difference.”

There is only one way to defeat Hela, and that is...

"Destroy Asgard!" Peter exclaimed. "Destroy her source of power, crush her at its root. That is Ragnarok!"

“Yes!” Strange said.

Stark remained silent.

Thinking about it this way, there really is no solution.

Moreover, Odin, the king of the gods, had already arranged the method, so they obviously didn't need to take action.

“In that case, I think we can look at it from a different angle,” Peter said. “Asgard is destroyed, but what about the people of Asgard? Surely they weren’t all dead? As a prince, Thor should find a place for his people to live, shouldn’t he?”

"What do you want to say?" Strange asked.

"Their refuge is in Norway, isn't it?" A glint of wisdom flashed in Peter's eyes.

Strange nodded, looking at Peter with curiosity.

He snapped his fingers, and the surrounding darkness vanished, restoring the study to its original state.

"What do you want to do?"

Peter didn't answer directly, but instead said, "First of all, we can be sure that Thanos's goal isn't actually to destroy Earth, but to obtain the six Infinity Stones, right?"

“Yes,” Strange affirmed.

Where are the known Infinity Stones located?

“There are two on Earth. The Time Stone is with me, and the Mind Stone is in Vision’s head,” Strange replied. “The Space Stone is in the Tesseract. It was taken by Thor after the Battle of New York and is now in Asgard. You mean Thanos might also take this opportunity to go to Asgard?”

“That’s right!” Peter nodded. “Asgard was incredibly powerful in the past. Even though Thanos had the Black Order, he probably wouldn’t have dared to covet it. However, after losing Odin, the King of Gods, and losing Asgard itself, the people of Asgard are nothing more than a group of refugees. And refugees who have just experienced a war of the gods!”

"And these refugees from Asgard are preparing to travel to Earth. Although Earth is currently just a low-level civilization that is basically below the spacefaring level, it has the Sorcerer Supreme, the Avengers, the Kingdom of Wakanda, and so on. Even if Thanos doesn't care about us, we may bring a lot of variables to his Infinity War."

"Therefore, if he wants to find a suitable opportunity to deal with the Asgardian refugees, now is undoubtedly the best time! Because now is undoubtedly when they are at their weakest!"

"I even suspect that the sudden return of Hela, the Goddess of Death, might be Thanos's doing!"

Peter paused briefly at this point, giving Stark and Strange time to process what he had said.

After a while, he continued, "If that's the case, why can't we do the opposite?"

"You want to take the initiative and ambush Thanos while he's attacking Asgard?" Stark said.

“Yes!” Peter said, “That’s a massive interstellar fleet capable of destroying civilizations! Why should we place such a huge battlefield on our planet? Defending against external enemies is the best way to protect ourselves from attack!”

“Well said!” Stark expressed his strong approval of Peter’s plan.

Although Earth is their base of operations, theoretically they can only unleash their greatest fighting power on Earth.

But the risk of war on Earth is also the greatest.

Because they had nowhere left to retreat!

On the contrary, what if the battlefield could be placed outside of Earth, such as the already destroyed Asgard?

Even if they can't win, they can retreat to Earth, regroup, and have a second battle with Thanos!

Strange hesitated, however, as this was not quite the "future" he had envisioned.

His ability to see the "future" actually relies on existing information and the power of the Time Stone for observation.

There are many variables involved, and any small change could lead him to a different future.

However, among the many futures he envisioned, there was none that involved taking the initiative.

Because before this, he had never predicted that Peter's spider-sense would be able to see Thanos in advance.

He also wanted to take another look at the future, but firstly, this kind of magic was very mentally taxing, and secondly, he found that Peter was shrouded in a fog. Any future related to him would be shrouded in this fog, thus losing a lot of information and adding more variables.

He himself didn't know whether it was good or bad.

But he remembered that before the Ancient One died, she told him that he had only two choices when it came to Peter: either let him return to his original state before he grew up, or let him turn the world upside down!

Strange looked at Peter for a long time, then looked at Stark: "In that case, we need to have a proper discussion."

“Wait, this isn’t just a war between the three of us,” Peter said, looking at Stark. “I think… shouldn’t the Avengers regroup?”

Stark looked at him and nodded.

"Avengers, assemble!"

Chapter 175 The Avengers Assemble (Part Two)

Stark's operational capabilities are no joke.

Although Captain America and others have left the Avengers, they are still active around the world.

According to intelligence from the Avengers, an organization called "Secret Avengers" recently emerged. After some investigation, it was discovered that the Secret Avengers mainly consist of three members.

Captain America, Steve Rogers!

Natasha Romanoff, the "Black Widow"!

Sam Wilson, the "Falcon"!

Although they were wanted almost worldwide for violating the Sokovia Agreement, they seem to have received some kind of funding, which allowed them to resume their operations.

For example, in the Taskmaster incident, it just so happened that the Red House was attacked by the Black Widow, which made Taskmaster "mentally challenged," allowing Peter to easily resolve the situation.

Otherwise, if someone is manipulating Taskmaster behind the scenes, even if Peter can handle it, it will become much more complicated.

Based on Stark's analysis of the Secret Avengers' activities over this period, their base is very likely located in East Africa.

Previously, he believed that they were hiding in a backward country, or even some tribe, to avoid suspicion.

After all, Africa has no shortage of places like this.

With the abilities of the Secret Avengers, hiding in a place like this would be very easy.

However, even though he had a rough idea of ​​their location, Stark ultimately decided not to pursue them.

He didn't even tell anyone else about it.

If this hadn't happened, they might have continued like this their whole lives.

We'll never see each other again, each busy with our own lives.

But from Strange's description, Stark realized that their hiding place was very likely Wakanda!

The one who funded the Secret Avengers was likely T'Challa, the King of Wakanda, who possessed a complete set of vibranium armor!

Similarly, Bucky Barnes, the Winter Soldier who disappeared along with Captain America, should also be in Wakanda.

In other words, Wakanda has at least five combatants (including Black Panther).

Of course, Wakanda's own combat strength is still an unknown quantity.

Strange's description is good, but the specifics remain to be seen.

In addition, there is Hawkeye, who is serving his sentence at home in his hometown in the countryside.

Like Ant-Man Scott, he was sentenced to two years in prison for taking sides in the Civil War.

However, just as Peter had used to recruit Ant-Man Scott into the team, Stark clearly has a way to get them out of prison early.

Stark had something prepared and submitted on Friday, and then ignored it.

But judging from his confident demeanor, Hawkeye's side must be in good hands.

Once they've completed the procedures over there and retrieved him, they can bring him over here to join the battle.

Vision, who ran away from home, is also a formidable fighter, and he carries the Mind Stone, making him one of Thanos's targets.

He is someone we absolutely must find.

Stark speculates that Vision is probably with Wanda.

But the whereabouts of these two people remain a mystery.

Even though Stark had access to many information channels, he couldn't find them.

This is not surprising.

Vision is the evolved form of Stark's former AI assistant, Jarvis, and is very familiar with Stark's methods. Furthermore, he possesses the Mind Stone, allowing him to manipulate the thoughts of those around him at will.

Even if he doesn't use this thing to do evil, it's easy to just slightly shift other people's attention.

The former uses technological means to block out technological means, while the latter uses manual means to block out technological means.

Furthermore, Wanda's own abilities are also quite bizarre; she is also a master of the mind.