I Became Spider-Man's Cousin in Anime Crossover

Chapter 263 Thor: Earthlings are terrifying, I want Asgard...



Chapter 263 Thor: Earthlings are terrifying, I want Asgard...

"What if the person who died there was Nick Fury, the smartest agent in the entire S.H.I.E.L.D.?"

"That means that no one in S.H.I.E.L.D. will be able to see through my plans."

"In other words, I could have disguised his body as a Skrull before anyone else arrived at the scene and realized something was wrong."

"Then arrange for your subordinates to impersonate him. At the opportune moment, infiltrate S.H.I.E.L.D. as 'Nick Fury'!"

"Think about it, Thor. When everyone in S.H.I.E.L.D. believed that the mole I sent was Nick Fury himself..."

"Not only will my plan continue to be implemented smoothly."

"Through absolute control over the undercover agents, I can effortlessly take over all the authority left by Nick Fury! I'll become the publicly acknowledged Director of S.H.I.E.L.D., in charge of everything, and every order I issue will be unquestionable! Based on this, I'll orchestrate a plan to gradually replace S.H.I.E.L.D.'s position with District 13, even directly absorbing it and turning it into a subordinate department of District 13!"

"No matter the outcome, it's a huge win for me, a sure thing!"

"By the way, Thor, if you hadn't shown up and exposed my identity... I was actually planning to pretend to be a supervillain named 'Venom' who had copied all my abilities. Then I would have pinned all the blame for killing Nick Fury on 'Venom'."

"In other words, even if I did kill Nick Fury, I wouldn't have had time to replace him, or be recognized..."

"But ultimately, it was the villain 'Venom' who killed Nick Fury, what does that have to do with my friendly neighbor 'Spider-Man'? Hahahaha!"

"...Why are you looking at me like that? Could it be that after my personality reversed and I became a villain, my scheming ability decreased, causing a flaw in the plan? That shouldn't be the case... Logically speaking, without the constraints of morality, I should have a wider and more comprehensive range of schemes at my disposal..."

With Thor's intrusion, it became clear that his original plan was likely no longer useful.

Riley then stopped being a riddle teller and, in the gentlest of tones, began to speak of chilling and treacherous schemes.

Riley, who was getting more and more excited as he spoke, deliberately paused for a moment, wanting to hear Thor's praise, but he couldn't hear a sound for a long time. Feeling puzzled, he turned around to look.

Riley was utterly astonished to discover that Thor, the literal god of the mortal realm and virtually unmatched on Earth, had somehow retreated to a corner against the wall. He was clutching his prized hammer, muttering something under his breath.

Furthermore, with the help of his language proficiency, Riley was able to decipher lip reading and discover that Thor was constantly calling out to Heimdall, wanting Heimdall to open the Bifrost and immediately teleport him back to Asgard.

Riley scratched his head, muttering to himself that there was a fatal flaw in his plan, a flaw that even Thor's intelligence could see through at a glance. This was what made Thor so eager to return to Asgard and distance himself from him, the main villain!

But no matter what, there's no turning back once the arrow is released.

With the revelation that the Skrulls, skilled in disguise and transformation, are lurking on Earth.

Riley now has only two choices.

Either, regardless of right or wrong, exterminate the entire Skrull race. This would eliminate the possibility of a secret invasion crisis at its root.

Just like Riley, who clearly realized that there was something wrong with his mind and body, but to this day, he has not used any props such as the Horse Talisman to restore himself to normal.

Because it incorporates elements from "Jackie Chan Adventures," this universe places greater emphasis on the balance of Yin and Yang than on the inevitability of timelines.

As a result, things have been going too smoothly lately, especially with Riley's efforts to drive the Black Qi Fang Da C—two Holy Lords—out of control and sealed away, and his Black Hand Gang being completely absorbed and destroyed. This is what drove the Black Qi to the brink of desperation!

They're not going to do any more sneaky character enhancements...

They disregarded all martial ethics and secretly guided Kingpin and others to gather together to plot against Riley, forcibly binding Riley into the "villain" camp!

Therefore, after Riley realized that his mind had returned to normal in a sense, he didn't rush to free himself from the control of the dark energy.

He then claimed to be a world-class villainous boss and justifiably attributed all the "bad things" he did during this period to the Black Qi!

What? You're saying this is sophistry?

Regardless of the outcome...

Just tell me! In less than half a month!

Riley's hands are stained with blood! From a superhero with a no-kill principle, he has fallen into a bloodthirsty executioner!

The number of people he personally killed is probably more than the vast majority of villains who diligently do bad things!

In this situation, if either the dark energy or the righteous energy possesses independent consciousness and personality, they would be completely bewildered and puzzled when the dark energy confronts the righteous energy!

Even though Riley was doing a good deed, the process was undeniably villainous, and there was absolutely nothing wrong with it!

Seeing this result, even the righteous spirit would probably be overjoyed and laugh so hard they'd faint!

That's why Riley could easily save time by finding all the Skrulls and letting them enjoy the "degreasing meal" passed down from Seele.

But if Riley remembers correctly, the Skrulls in the movie weren't all bad. They were just a group of interstellar refugees who refused to submit to Kree rule, which led to the destruction of their homeland, and were forced to flee to Earth.

The Skrull leader, in particular, successfully helped Captain Marvel regain her memories when she was brainwashed by the Kree and mistakenly believed that she was also one of them.

This allowed Carol to use her own power to thwart the Kree's plot to invade Earth.

Otherwise, the Earth might have been renamed Kree before the Parker brothers were even born. Or it might have been completely destroyed, like the Skrulls' homeland, without ever having the chance to be born.

Therefore, in a sense, the vast majority of Skrulls are benevolent, simply seeking a new home where they can live and work in peace. Their leader, Talos, has even saved the lives of the vast majority of people on Earth today.

Even the Skrull who impersonated Nick Fury, to which the radical faction belonged, was most likely the result of Black Egg reaping what he sowed, causing trouble for himself.

After all, after Captain Marvel left Earth, Black Egg, that cold-blooded capitalist, made an empty promise to the Skrulls.

That is, as long as the Skrulls are willing to obey his orders, he will do his best to help them find a suitable new home.

Through a combination of coaxing and deception, he tricked the kind-hearted and naive Skuru refugees into working for him for decades without any effort!


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