Starting as a Class Five Mutant

Chapter 206:



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Even Thor could imagine the terrifying power someone with such overwhelming strength would wield.

"So, based on mythology, you believe this God of Light is connected to Asgard, and that Baldur might be my brother?"

Fury nodded.

Seeing his affirmation, Thor fell into deep thought, wracking his brain to recall any memories.

However, no matter how much he tried, he couldn't remember ever having a brother named Baldur, nor did he know who this God of Light was. But at the same time, Thor wasn't entirely certain that he didn't have a brother like that.

He muttered, "I don't know everything about Father's affairs. I didn't even know about Loki until recently, he..."

At that point, Thor paused, choosing not to continue.

Nick Fury, however, understood the implication, and gravely said, "So you're saying we can't rule out the possibility that Baldur might be your brother?"

"You're unsure if your father and mother had another son?"

Thor nodded in agreement, just as he was about to speak again. Suddenly, he froze, recalling something Nick Fury had said.

"Brother?"

Thor's mind raced, and an image flashed through his thoughts. A figure dressed in white, who had recently donned mysterious black clothing-his brother...

The White Knight...

"Baldur, the God of Light... Is it him?"

Thor murmured in shock.

Nick Fury immediately asked, "What do you mean, him?"

Snapping back to the moment, Thor responded, "I don't know when I gained another brother, but if you're talking about someone who has recently surfaced and might be my brother, then there's only one possibility."

"Fury, you know who I'm talking about-the White Knight!"

At this, Nick Fury felt as though the bustling noise of the bar had suddenly gone silent. His heart filled with disbelief.

Could the White Knight really be Baldur, the God of Light?!

How could that be?

Nick Fury wanted to shake his head in denial.

He couldn't fathom the idea. The White Knight already possessed abilities akin to miracles. If he also had the power to summon light capable of enveloping the entire Earth and Asgard, just how terrifying and unstoppable would he become?

But despite his reluctance, Fury's mind began to gradually accept the possibility, as the pieces started to fit.

After all, the White Knight had long been suspected of being Thor's brother, potentially holding the identity of a god from Asgard. He simply hadn't revealed his true nature. If the White Knight turned out to be the God of Light, Baldur, it would make perfect sense.

Moreover, it seemed unlikely that a completely unknown son of Odin would suddenly emerge...

The White Knight's power had always been mysterious and formidable. If he truly possessed the ability to blanket the entire Earth and Asgard in light, it would be logical...

This realization also hinted at something else: if all of this were true, the White Knight-no, Baldur, the God of Light-might have been hiding his true strength all along!

His real power was beyond imagination!

Just thinking about the light that had enveloped the entire Earth, and even Asgard, sent a chill down Fury's spine.

After a moment of discussion, Thor and Fury exchanged glances, both of their faces showing the lingering shock.

Finally, Fury said, "If you get the chance, I'd appreciate it if you could ask your father and mother about Baldur, the God of Light."

"Alright, I've got some matters to attend to, so I'll be going."

With that, Fury hurried out of the bar and into a black car, driving off to handle the situation regarding Baldur, the God of Light.

Watching him leave, Thor lost his desire to continue drinking.

Grumbling to himself, he muttered, "I want to go back to Asgard and tell Father and Mother about this, but it's all Loki's fault for destroying the Bifrost!"

Frustration filled him, along with a mix of emotions.

Nervousness, excitement, anticipation... and more surged through him.

If the speculation was true, and Baldur, the God of Light, really was the White Knight-his brother-how exciting would that be?

Having a brother so powerful, who wouldn't be thrilled?

Thor thought excitedly, "With this kind of strength, not even Father could stand against him!"

"Seriously, though, when did Father and Mother keep this secret and give me a brother?"

Thor mused, though the idea of Baldur being Odin's illegitimate child briefly crossed his mind. However, he quickly dismissed the thought.

Either way, he considered the White Knight his brother.

He was already thinking about how he could share this news with Hogun, Fandral, and Sif so he could boast a little in front of them.n/o/vel/b//in dot c//om

As Thor mulled over how to get back to Asgard, Nick Fury, on his way to S.H.I.E.L.D., instructed Agent Hill to quickly gather all available information on Baldur, the God of Light. He also considered informing the rest of the Avengers.

Soon, Captain America, Black Widow, and even Tony Stark, resting in his luxurious villa, received messages from Nick Fury.

As they read through the information, each one of them wore a look of disbelief.

The mysterious, powerful White Knight was actually an Asgardian God of Light?

What shocked them even more was Fury's message stating that the recent light phenomenon might also be connected to him!

The light that had enveloped the entire Earth!

Fury even informed them that the phenomenon had not only occurred on Earth but also in

Asgard and other realms...

In the opulent villa:

"Jarvis, do you think gods really exist in this world?" Tony Stark asked in disbelief.

"Sir, I'm unsure. However, based on the available information, the probability of gods existing is quite high. After all, Thor is proof of that. But I believe you are referring to something beyond just Thor's kind of existence..."

While they discussed, Captain America, Black Widow, Hawkeye, and Bruce Banner were also left reeling with shock, their minds filled with confusion and disbelief.

...

While the Avengers were grappling with the revelation, Syd had already refocused his attention on himself, feeling the steadily increasing power of belief gathering around him,

which came as a pleasant surprise.

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