He transmigrates to the Marvel Universe and merges with King Solomon from FGO. The King of Magic, who witnessed everything, awakens in the Marvel Universe.
“The Three Sanctums? I have Territory Creation. I built the Temple of Jerusalem myself.”
“Doctor Strange saw over ten thousand possibilities? How about an EX-rank Clairvoyance?”
“Mephisto is the lord of Hell? The seventy-two demons here don't seem to agree.”
On the battlefield in Wakanda, Roma* looks at the purple potato freak preparing to snap his fingers. “Life is destined to end. Life is a pilgrimage that accumulates suffering. My name is Solomon, King of Magic. Thanos, I am the one who will bring about your end.”
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It made my head spin. I still don't understand what's so exciting about Fate's world view. First of all, the "world" and "root" of the moon can only control the solar system, and all those outside the solar system are alien gods, descendants and the like. The only person who has clearly transcended is the Enlightened One. The others are all younger brothers. By the way, Brother Zheng is from the Lostbelt, and the First Emperor of pan-human history is not that fierce.
The Magic King doesn't know space magic, so how do you think Goetia returned to the Void Time Temple from London in fgo1.4? Speechless
Gudazi's name is Fujimaru Ritsuka, not Marufuji Ritsuka
Because the most popular ones now are Wanda or summoning a character, the second round of voting begins. Everyone responds downstairs. This time everyone can only choose one of them. 1. Wanda 2. The Holy Grail summons a character
The God of Thunder destroys galaxies with one shot. Come on, let's see if your King Solomon can blow up the earth. The Lord of the Mephisto Dimension, equivalent to the Lord of the Universe, come and see the Seventy-Two Demon Gods?
I just want to enjoy watching it. To put it bluntly, the strength of the battle is none of my business.
Substitute for a certain title: The code in hand is a manual for a noble phantom. When encountering an enemy, he can just hit him with an axe. Known as the Axe-King of Uruk. Crowned Magician: In addition to the ability of the Ten Commandments, he can only be direct and reckless, and is known as the King of Fighters of Israel. The future crowned magician: He bites his tongue when chanting spells. King Arthur's swordsmanship is his personal inheritance. Became the Swordmaster of Avalon
It's fun if someone else picks up a ring, but is it fun if someone hits you with something of your own? It's not like you're a masochist, and to be honest, if you just say it like that, it's damned that you can still collect all the rings. After all, according to the theory, even if the rings don't need to be hidden, they will weaken the protagonist. If Luodan gets the ring, he will definitely hide it in a place where the protagonist can never find it. It's extremely poisonous.
Dispersing the rings into the universe is really poisonous, and it's the same principle as dispersing the Eight Magic Skills in the pirate world. If it weren't for the protagonist living in the author's writing, he would have died long ago.
I feel that the ring is not complete, and the forceful pulling of Xingyue's things is a failure. It feels very frustrating to watch, and the protagonist does not seem to be very powerful.