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Chapter 154: The Weak Wear Crowns.

It didn’t take long before Kanna had questions.

“Kaguya-hime… why are there so many bandits around? Shouldn’t the shinobi villages have dealt with them long ago?”

“A ...

Chapter 253

“I admit,” Maw said, brushing dust from his robe as if he hadn’t just been kicked through a wall, “I did not expect you to find me.

But it seems I may have underestimated y...

Chapter 153: Pity Belongs to the Innocent

Kanna hurried after me as we passed through the gate and left behind the Iwa shinobi who couldn’t follow us since they had to guard the fortress.

“Kaguya-hime, what you said… did...

Chapter 252

As Tony went through the portal, he was met by a sight that scared him; nothing but pure horror could describe what he saw.

He had thought the Chitauri nearly endless before, but now h...

Chapter 152: Through the Gate of Stone

In the end, we spent nearly a whole month traveling through the Land of Waterfalls, even longer than most civilians would, but we weren’t really in a hurry.

We took day breaks to vis...

Chapter 251

Nick Fury was fuming mad; he was worried he might lose his voice from yelling, but clearly, only by causing others to have a splitting headache would they bother to listen to him.

“Y...

Chapter 151: Temptation by the Falls

We lingered in the Land of Waterfalls longer than strictly necessary.
Partly because the terrain was kinder.

Partly because I saw no gain in rushing Kanna and Karin through endl...

Chapter 250

“So,” Loki began, “I assume you have a way of finding Ebony Maw despite his attempts to hide?”

I nodded. “Indeed. Before these eyes, no lies can survive — and hiding… hid...

Chapter 150: Journey to Waterfalls

The road west of the black-market outpost was quiet — unnaturally so.

But that wasn’t the full truth. Ever since leaving the outpost, we had been shadowed. It was the standard way ...

Chapter 249

Tony looked at Loki. “What’s wrong? Don’t like thunder?”

Loki clearly had conflicted feelings about what was happening and had lost much of his joy. “I’m not too fond of wh...

Chapter 149: Information, Rumors, and Routes

The black-market chamber hummed with low whispers and the soft jingle of ryō exchanging hands. Most eyes had drifted away from us after the initial shock of recognition, but every shinobi i...

Chapter 248

With the entrance of the Asgardian army, the situation changed completely and instantly. The Bifrost sent squad after squad down to face off against the Chitauri, filling the streets of New ...

Chapter 148: The Price of a Head

The broker didn’t even blink at my request; he was a smart enough man, one who knew how to use his eyes to stay alive. He could see what most ignored.

He looked at me and Kanna and s...

Chapter 247

Crossing the ocean to the Americans didn’t take as long as I had expected; it was the first time I was traveling on my Ehangwen. It wasn’t something I brought out often, being too big an...

Chapter 147: Entrance Fee: Fear

We hadn’t walked long before Kanna spoke up again.

“I was thinking that maybe I could help you… to, you know… repay you for everything you have done for us.”

Her voice ...

Chapter 246

“Keep pushing!” Steve’s voice cut through the static. “Tower’s straight ahead!”

They moved through the wreckage in bursts—cover to cover, block by block—Tony providing ...

Chapter 146: The Politics of Betrayal

With the last body dropping to the ground, I slowly pulled all my bones back into me, turning them into pure chakra; they had grown from it and could become it again, with only minimal loss....

Chapter 245

One Leviathan was already a nightmare; few among them could take on one, much less win without risk and significant collateral damage.

Much less, dealing with this many, it was a night...

Chapter 145: Shadows Without Names

It had been three days since we left the capital. So far, nothing had happened — but I knew it was only a matter of time.

And the reason I was so sure of that was my Byakugan, hidden...

Chapter 244

It wasn’t that Tony hadn’t thought about reaching the tower and shutting down the machine itself. But he knew that doing so wouldn’t be easy. After all, the person behind all this woul...

Chapter 144: The Calm Before Thunder

We spent the next week within the capital, mostly just touring it like tourists — seeing the sights, eating the local dishes, wandering from one market to the next.
It was mostly for Ka...

Chapter 243

The city was burning.
From above, New York looked like a dying constellation — every explosion another star collapsing in on itself. The air was thick with smoke and ash, the cries of t...

Chapter 143: Silk and Gold

Morning light spilled gently through the paper screens, glimmering across polished wood. The capital had woken early — the muffled sound of merchants calling to one another, the faint clat...

Chapter 242

Ebony Maw looked up at the blue sky as the beam of spatial energy shot upward and started to open a grand portal. Beyond it, he could already see the Chitauri — those nearly mindless tools...

Chapter 142

The capital of the Land of Fire was the largest and wealthiest city in the world, home to a staggering number of people and spanning a massive area — all housed within great walls and surr...

Chapter 241

That night, the people of Camelot beheld a sight like few others — a sight they would never forget. Or rather, the entire night was one they wouldn’t forget, and not just them.
The pe...

Chapter 141: Road to the Capital

I didn’t know why I told Kanna about my past — well, about my children at least. Maybe it was because I never had anyone I could tell anything about that part of my life.
So many thin...

Chapter 240

I didn’t know how much time there was between the attack on SHIELD’s flying aircraft carrier and the battle in New York, but it couldn’t be all that long.

A matter of hours a...

Chapter 140: A Mother’s Burdens

The smoke of Kusagakure still hung in the sky days after the burning. To anyone passing by, the air tasted of ash and copper, the smell of fear soaked into every stone.

Yet the cau...

Chapter 239

Morning in Asgard was unlike morning anywhere else.
While feasting, I hadn’t had the chance to see it, as we were inside with roaring fires everywhere, but now—it was beautiful.