"I am Menes, Lord Savior."

As if seeing the confusion in Beckett's heart, Menes took the initiative to put his name on the dam, recalling the man he met with Hela in ancient Egypt.

The pharaoh who united Upper and Lower Egypt and built statues of him and Hela - Menes.

It's just that Menes was in its prime, and now this one is dying.

The years are unforgiving.

For non-immortals, time is always their worst enemy.

"You're not dead yet?"

Beckett, who remembered Menes, had a twinkle in his eyes.

How short is the life of earthlings Becket knows, thousands of years have passed on the earth in the era of ancient Egypt, and that Menes is still alive back then?

Because of his personality, Beckett immediately speculated in some bad direction.

"From the analysis of the life spectrum, His Excellency Menes should have been able to survive with the help of the [Eye of Horus]." Woz's analysis gives Beckett a solid answer.

"You're still so wise, Lord Woz." Menes smiled and saluted at the embodied Woz.

At the end of his life, he instructed his subordinates to store his body in a pyramid with statues of Beckett and Hela.

When Menes died, his subordinates did so.

But the transfer of royal power is not so stable.

During the brutal scramble, the [Eye of Horus] left by Menes was stuffed into the coffin of the pyramid Menes by a member of the royal family.

The reason for this was to ensure the safety of this royal treasure, but after hundreds of years, no one has been able to take the Eye of Horus. When the decaying corpse energy was continuously absorbed by the [Eye of Horus] for hundreds of years, the honest extradimensional treasure finally exploded.

Anyway, it's a treasure left by a dimensional god-level existence, doesn't it have a face?

Is it really delicious that the energy of a decaying corpse is delicious?

As a result, Menes, who was already dead, was secretly dragged back from hell by it, and the pharaoh of ancient Egypt was officially resurrected.

After the resurrection, Menes stayed in the pyramid for a while before raising the skeleton, and when she walked out of the pyramid, she found that the times had changed drastically.

After learning about the historical changes in ancient Egypt over the centuries from the history books, Menes, who saw through everything, obediently lived a reclusive life and became the founder of version 2.0 of the Church of the Salvationian.

And this time lag between version 1.0 and version 2.0 of the Church of the Salvation is the reason why Nick Fury has been wondering for a long time about "why there are errors and omissions in the historical records about the Church of the Salvationian".

And after thousands of years of seclusion, Menes was approached by Strange, who had read part of the script. That's why he appeared in Asgard, here, in front of Beckett.

"In other words, all of this is your plan?"

After listening to everything, Beckett set his eyes on the Supreme Mage Stephen Strange who had landed.

"I have no choice for the sake of this universe."

Strange calmly accepted Beckett's scrutiny and laid out his plans.

In the letter left by the ancient one before leaving, he predicted the beginning of the cosmic war, and in order to prevent those demon gods from other dimensions from coming out to make trouble, the ancient one dragged his seriously injured body forward and gathered them together, saying that it was just for a cup of yerba mate, and never came back after that.

And Strange also took advantage of the time gem left by the ancient one, and tried his best to see a few wisps of information about the future.

Taking Gamora, giving the Time Gem, and even digging Menes out of her secluded life was all about creating an environment for peaceful communication with Beckett.

As for Thor's "death", it was just that he pushed the boat in order to lure out the demon dragon Nidhogg.

Thor wouldn't really be dead anyway.

Even if he wanted to die, the power of Odin left by Odin's old puppet would not allow him to die. What's more, the way Thor died at the moment is indeed in line with Strange's prior estimate.

In the limited future that Strange saw, Thor, whose body shimmered with obscure runic energy, was like the arrival of a demon god, and his eyes were blind.

"This universe is at stake, Beckett."

"Now you're the only one who can defeat Darkseid, and the only one who can save the universe."

Strange's tone was sincere and sincere.

Although he did not believe in Beckett, he believed in the prophecy left by his teacher, the Ancient One.

Tony Stark is now a soul on Earth, and Strange doesn't see any potential in him to defeat Darkseid, and he can only put his hope in Beckett.

"Worthy of the Savior."

After listening to Strange's cosmic savior theory, Menes just rightly sent a word of praise, and The Other, who was still stunned, suddenly came back to his senses, stared at Menes with unkind eyes secretly, and gritted his teeth angrily: [Damn! Let him take the lead again! 】

A strong laid-off crisis envelops The Other, and the surging negativity makes Pietro and Wanda shiver beside him.

"You're saying you've done so much just to tell me I'm the savior of this universe?" Beckett looked at the long-faced man in front of him with interest.

Asgardian civilians were killed and wounded, buildings were destroyed, and Hela's younger brother became a pawn in his hands............

Earthlings, it doesn't look so boring either.

At least it's much more interesting than the ones he encountered when he forced Odin out on Earth before.

"Yes, I want you to come and learn magic with me, using the Time Stone." Strange nodded, stating his ultimate goal.

He didn't know how to help Beckett break through the bottleneck, but since the Ancient One said that he could help Beckett, Strange felt that this "help" should mean learning magic.

After all, the only thing he is stronger than Beckett is magic, and how can he help in other fields?

"Interesting." Beckett's gaze crossed Strange and finally landed on the tall stone wall.

"But, I refuse."

"I'll handle the matter of Darkseid myself, and I don't need you to interfere."

Beckett refused very simply.

He doesn't believe in Strange, the only people he believes in are Thanos, Woz, Hela, and The Other.

It is true that he does not want the universe to be destroyed, but that does not mean that he has to act according to Strange's plan.

"If you want me to believe you, it's easy."

"Take the Soul Gem and find me in the Dark Quadrant."

Beckett gave his terms.

Of the six Infinity Stones, he already had five in his hands, and now only the soul gem with a high sense of autonomy was still hidden on Vormir.

If Strange did bring it, Beckett wouldn't mind talking to him.

What are the children taught by ".................." Thanos?

The time gems have been given and the soul gems are still needed?

Such an inch?

Strange's brain hurt a little, and his temples throbbed.

At the same time, Earth, Wakanda.

Steve Rogers, the long-lost Captain of America, opened his eyes under the gaze of a group of black men.

"Where am I?"

Steve Rogers remembers the last scene he saw was the sudden explosion of the S.H.I.E.L.D. mothership.

Then, there is no then.

After all, he was also on the mothership at the time.