Malekith, a noble, pure, moral man, detached from low tastes.

More precisely, he is a dark elf.

In Asgard's history, the Dark Elves, like the Aesirs and the Frost Giants, were once inhabitants of the Nine Realms, and even older than the former.

At the beginning of the birth of the Dark Elves, there was no light in the Nine Realms, and the eternal, peaceful, and quiet darkness enveloped everything.

However, with the advent of the Age of Light, the dark elves suffered greatly, and their nature made them hate light, admire darkness, and desperately try to return everything to its original state.

In a more scientific way, the dark elves are convinced that the universe will return to heat death.

The so-called heat death refers to the fact that the entropy of the universe will increase with the passage of time, from order to disorder.

Trillions of years later, the formation of stars gradually stagnated, the remaining stars ran out of nuclear fuel, died one by one, and red dwarfs became the only visible light source in the universe;

Subsequently, even the matter in the universe began to be converted into gamma rays and leptons through proton decay; At that time, the remaining black holes also began to undergo Hawking radiation, slowly evaporating like a narrow pond without water.

Only photons and leptons are left in the entire universe, all effective energy is converted into heat energy, the temperature of all matter reaches thermal equilibrium, all objects no longer do macroscopic motion, and quantum events will replace other microscopic activities and become the master of the universe.

Darkness, high-quality dark matter pervades the universe, and the dark elves yearn for the final sight of this cosmic heat death, and try to make great efforts for the heat death of the universe as a whole.

Unlike the dark elves in the Western fantasy, these dark elves living on alien planets have quite developed technological strength far beyond that of the earth, and they have done their best to build a starfleet that covers the sky and the sun.

Of course, compared to the truly ancient and powerful civilizations in the dark universe, the dark elves who dwell in the narrow Nine Realms are no different from hillbillies.

The most powerful ancient civilization in the galaxy, capable of building thousands of Imperial-class Star Destroyers, each with enough firepower to destroy a stellar civilization or capture an entire fleet.

These Imperial-class star destroyers need to draw energy from the surface of nearby stars during interstellar migrations, and the roaring energy extraction instruments can even reduce the brightness of the star's surface by several percentages.

Compared to this kind of behemoth, which can easily burn the surface of the planet to glass and even destroy the stars, the fleet built by the dark elves is no different from a simple sampan.

However, there are no tigers in the mountains, monkeys reign supreme, and the dark elves are a huge potential threat to the creatures of the Nine Realms, not to mention that they have mastered a forbidden weapon, the Aether Particle.

At this moment, the king of the dark elves, Malekes, is standing in the command bridge of the giant flagship, playing with a cloud of suspended particles like smoke and mist.

Malekes was a contemporary of Asgard's predecessor, Baul.

At that time, the dark elves launched an invasion plan against the Nine Realms, trying to slaughter all the creatures in the Nine Realms, using aether particles to extinguish the stars, and contributing to the final heat death of the universe.

As a result, Bauer led the Asgardian army to fight the Dark Elves in a desperate battle, and the lasers refracted by the starships on both sides even burned the entire surface of the Dark Elves' home planet to ashes.

Most of the entire Dark Elf race, young and old, were slaughtered by the Asgardian army, while the few survivors were sealed in the dark space by the god-king Bauer.

Mountains and seas of racial hatred haunt the hearts of the Dark Elves, who have been living in a dark prison for countless years, and have finally broken free from their cages recently.

The word "break free" may not be accurate, but during the time of the god-king Bauer, Asgard's technological strength was far greater than it is now, and the spatial prison set up was extremely strong, even after a thousand years, it was still unbreakable.

The Dark Elves were able to escape solely because of the help of the outside world - an interstellar probe from an alien civilization that broke the cage and freed the Dark Elves from outside the space prison.

And that interstellar probe, claiming to be the representative of the Kree Empire, is willing to provide advanced technology to the Dark Elves in exchange for the Dark Elves' allegiance.

The Kree Empire claims to be one of the great civilizations in the galaxy, and they believe that Earth is a great threat to the entire galaxy civilization and must be eradicated.

However, the Kree Empire is extremely far away from the earth, and the high-level unit closest to the solar system is only an interstellar probe, and it cannot complete the destruction of the great people of mankind.

And even the most advanced Kree Empire Star Destroyer Fleet needs to perform interstellar jumps for a long time, and it is too late to rush to the Earth battlefield.

It just so happened that the dark elves were located in the Nine Realms, and they also had the technological strength to be ahead of humans, and the interstellar probe of the Kree Empire delivered some design drawings of interstellar ships to the dark elves, urging the latter to hurry up and humanely destroy the earth.

"Those Asgardians actually hid the aether particles in the void space. If it weren't for the Kree Empire handing us the detection technology, I'm afraid we would have foolishly rushed into Asgardian Asgard and searched for the Aether particles. ”

The King of the Dark Elves, Mal Caith, stood in the bridge and muttered to himself, his gray skin as dead as a dead wood, and the red-black glow of the aether particles made it look particularly sinister.

Beside him, a tall and burly dark elf glanced at the aetheric mist in Malkaz's hand with an awe-struck gaze, knelt down respectfully, and said to Malekes: "Your Majesty, the scouts we sent to Asgard have sent back the news that all the top Aesirs of the Asgard have disappeared from the entire Asgard.

The royal family and the royal guards, including Odin, the son of Bauer, Frigga the queen of heaven, Thor, the god of thunder, and Loki, the god of lies and cunning, have all disappeared in a crusade to Earth.

Asgard, now only a group of civilians without any ability to protect themselves, and a very small number of guards. ”

"What?"

Shocked and angry, Malekais clenched his fists violently, allowing the smoke-like aether particles to shrink suddenly, and asked his subordinates, "What's going on?" Didn't Midgard always accept Asgard's asylum? Why did Asgard conquer the former?

Also, how could the gods of Asgard run into a wall on Earth? ”