Marvel: The Villain Chapter 413 Coincidentally

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Previously on Marvel: The Villain...
The Wakandan fleet attacks New York, unleashing a swarm of Joker armors against the city's Sentry Drones. As Peter and Gwen prioritize family, Tony Stark prepares for battle with Thor and Loki's aid. The Joker organization, led by Harley Quinn, demands the Tesseract, but Loki's powers and Tony's advanced armor create a stalemate. Reinforcements arrive for both sides, including Brian, Angelina, Hulk, and Captain America. A-Train's attempt to seize the Tesseract fails as Loki phases through him. The battle intensifies with the arrival of Voldemort, who engages Thor in a magical duel. Just as the Joker organization gains the upper hand, Carol Danvers arrives, decimating the Joker armors.

Carol Danvers’ appearance directly shattered the balance of the battlefield. Both sides stopped their mutual aggression and stared at her.

Tony was the first to fly over to Carol’s side.

"And you are?" Carol looked at him, her expression neutral.

"I’m Tony Stark..." Fearing she might say she didn’t recognize him, he quickly added, "I’m a friend of Nick Fury’s."

"He’s a friend of mine, too! He’s the one who contacted me with the pager. Where is he?" Carol asked, glancing around.

"Nick..." Tony’s smile faded, and he shook his head sadly. "Actually, he died a long time ago. But before he passed, he gave us the pager and told us to use it if we ever faced a desperate crisis."

Coming all this way back to Earth only to learn of an old friend’s sudden death caused Carol’s brow to furrow; her calm demeanor shifted slightly. "Who did it?"

"They did!" Tony turned and pointed a finger at Harley Quinn and the others. "The Joker organization murdered him."

At those words, Harley couldn’t help herself. "Fuck off! Hydra killed him! Don’t you dare pin that on us."

Tony glared back at her. "Hydra and your lot are in league with each other. You were the ones pulling the strings behind that incident—you dare deny it?"

Carol raised a hand to interrupt. "I don’t want to hear you bickering!"

Surveying the ruins around her, she asked, "I haven’t been back in a while. Earth has changed quite a bit. You two groups are practically leveling northern New York, yet the government and the military haven’t reacted at all."

Tony explained helplessly, "It’s different now. The government is entirely controlled by the Joker organization."

"The Joker... that sounds like a name for a terrorist group." Carol looked slightly repulsed. "Who’s the leader of this organization?"

Tony said, "You probably haven’t heard of him. His name is Jason Walter, he—"

"What!" Carol’s composed facade broke, her face showing genuine surprise.

"You know Jason?" Tony asked, stunned.

"Yes, I certainly know him," Carol said, her tone turning cold.

Hearing this, the Joker organization members furrowed their brows, exchanging surprised glances.

The group stole glances at Harley and Christine, whose expressions had indeed turned sour. Logically, a woman of this looks shouldn’t be Jason’s type. But the universe was vast, filled with bizarre races. It wasn’t impossible that a lonely Jason had taken this woman into his bed while wandering the stars.

Carol continued with a complex expression, "Jason Walter is infamous throughout the space. Over the past decade, he’s led his fleet to defeat ’Ronan the Accuser,’ occupied Xandar, and later killed ’Thanos,’ absorbing his forces. He’s been conquering planets left and right; billions have been slaughtered. His crimes are beyond description."

Tony was first shocked by Jason’s sheer power, then overcome with joy. If this mysterious powerhouse loathed Jason, she would definitely be on their side. This was it—there was no way they could lose now.

The organization members, however, looked ecstatic. Compared to him, they had been getting complacent over their minor achievements on Earth.

"So, these are the subordinates Jason left on Earth?" Carol asked, scanning the group.

"Exactly! And not only that, Jason recently attacked Asgard..." Tony gestured toward Thor and Loki, laying out Jason’s recent crimes and their theories about his plans.

Learning that Jason had wiped out Asgard in one fell swoop, Carol was still surprised despite having braced herself. Asgard was a cosmic beacon, and Odin was the personification of absolute power. To think that the former standard-bearer of the universe had fallen so low.

"I’ve told you everything. We’re outnumbered and our abilities are limited. Do you have any suggestions?" Tony asked, clinging to his new hope for a solution.

To his disappointment, Carol shook her head slightly. "The moment Jason obtained his first Infinity Stone, it was already too late. Now that he has four, there’s nothing I can do."

Tony was in disbelief. "Even you can’t help?"

Carol explained grimly, "The Infinity Stones possess the purest power in the universe. Nothing can stand against them. To defeat Jason, only a wielder of another Infinity Stone will suffice—because the power of the stones can cancel each other out."

At those words, every eye turned to Loki and the Tesseract in his hands.

Feeling the heat of everyone’s gaze, Loki moved nervously to Carol’s side, a smile on his face. "Ma’am, please save Asgard." With great reluctance, he handed over the Tesseract.

"Of course!" Carol didn’t hesitate, taking the cube.

In truth, she had a history with the Tesseract; her own powers were derived from it. Carol gripped the cube and applied pressure with her fingers, shattering the outer casing to reveal the glowing blue Space Stone within. Most people needed elaborate devices to harness an Infinity Stone, but Carol needed no such thing, holding the raw gem without effort.

She asked, "Any other news on Jason? When will he return to Earth?"

Tony shook his head. "We don’t know. We were in the middle of recruiting for the war when the news leaked and they ambushed us."

Carol looked down at the crowd below and said flatly, "In that case, we need to bring them under control first. It’ll be even more trouble once Jason returns."

Tony looked at them with a cold smirk. "We were thinking the exact same thing."

"Hey! Are you two done talking yet?"

Being ignored for so long had clearly annoyed Harley.

"It’s over!" Carol said, the double meaning hanging in the air.

The moment the words left her lips, her body erupted with golden energy. Carol’s power was actually very similar to Jason’s—absorbing energy and then releasing it. However, while Jason had to level up bit by bit, Carol’s power was more direct, thanks to the Tesseract. She could absorb stellar energy right from the start; it had just taken her some time to go from a novice to a master of her control. Looking at the final results, their experiences were remarkably similar.

Carol dived down, heading straight for Harley.

Harley’s expression turned serious, and she instinctively raised a spatial barrier. However, with Carol now wearing the Space Stone, Harley’s power was a mere trifle under the absolute laws of the universe.

"Die!" David appeared at Carol’s side, opening his mouth to unleash a massive sonic blast.

Carol’s bones rattled, her brow furrowed, and her form flickered, nearly sending her tumbling from the sky. As it turned out, like Jason, she could absorb energy but not sound waves—it was their shared weakness.

With a thought, Carol unleashed a wave of terrifying energy that formed a protective shield around her. While she couldn’t absorb the sound, a shield of that magnitude was enough to block the damage.

Once her internal systems stabilized, she veered toward David.

"Watch out!" His close friend John rushed forward, a blast of absolute cold erupting from his palms.

But with her energy shield active, Carol ignored the frost; the sheer heat of her energy vaporized the ice before it could touch her. Carol swung her glowing golden fists, two heavy thuds sending David and John flying. They slammed into the ground, their heads lollings as they lost consciousness.

Seeing this, Christine immediately ran over to provide healing.

Tony shouted a warning: "That woman can heal! Stop her, or they’ll be back at full strength in no time!"

Carol instantly appeared behind Christine.

A single strike to the neck knocked her out. Carol then extended a hand, releasing an energy pulse that downed Harley a short distance away. In less than a minute, four of the Joker organization’s members were out of the fight.

"Mom!"

"Mother!"

From the distant sky, Brian and Angelina accelerated toward them. The three of them (including the help of Alex) had managed to deal with Captain America and Hulk, but they arrived just in time to see this shocking scene.

"Those kids..." Tony used his faceplate’s cameras to recognize Brian and Angelina instantly. He had seen them on the roof of Oscorp with Spider-Man and the other girl.

"So that’s it..." Hearing what they called the women, Tony shook his head, his gaze complicated. "So you’re Jason’s children. I hope that boy didn’t get influenced by you."

Seeing his mother knocked cold, Brian’s fury boiled over, and he lost all reason. He plunged into the ground like a cannonball, then raised his arm, throwing a punch at Carol’s face with everything he had.

Brian’s motto was that a gentleman never hits a woman. But there were exceptions—namely, when he didn’t view the target as a woman, like when he competed with his sister, or right now.

Watching the incoming punch that was creating its own localized wind pressure, Carol gave a faint smile and reached out her right hand to catch it.

A thunderous impact shook the ground. Brian had surpassed his limits with his strongest punch ever, yet Carol had caught it with effortless ease.

"Children shouldn’t get involved in wars."

With that, she drove a fist into Brian’s stomach. Brian’s eyes rolled back, and he lost consciousness, collapsing next to his mother.

Just then, a deafening roar echoed through the sky. Everyone looked up to see a meteor so large it blotted out the sun, hurtling toward them. Carol turned to see Angelina floating in the air, manipulating her elemental orbs.

Carol thought. Then, flames erupted from her feet as she soared into the sky, intending to shatter the meteor before it could hit the ground.

"Quick! Escape while you can!" Angelina shouted while manipulating her magic.

Suddenly, a wild gale blew through, intending to sweep away the four unconscious members on the ground.

"Sorry..."

Just as they were about to be moved from the base, Thor blocked the wind’s path. He swung Mjolnir with increasing speed until a localized hurricane countered the gale.

"Agh..." Angelina continued to pour magic into her spell, let out a heart-wrenching scream of effort.

Seeing the struggle, the remaining organization members launched a desperate attack on Thor. Franklin diverted all his Joker armors to the task. However, their assault was blocked by the Mark armors, Tony, and Loki. Though they were outmatched, they were capable of holding the line long enough to buy Carol time.

The group plunged back into a chaotic melee.

A massive explosion erupted overhead. Carol’s terrifying punch had reduced the meteor to a shower of dust and fragments.

"Sorry for the delay."

Having dealt with the meteor, she dived back down to join the fray. Carol didn’t use flashy techniques; she relied on simple, honest straight punches. But bolstered by her energy, she was knocking down little children with every hit, quickly ending the battle in a crushing victory.

The organization members were bound by Carol’s energy shackles, unable to move. They sat cross-legged on the ground, covered in dust and grime, looking as disheveled as beggars. Who could have imagined that the once-glorious Joker organization would end up like this?

"Carol... thank you!" Having finally achieved a total victory against the organization, Tony offered his heartfelt gratitude.

"Don’t mention it. But now isn’t the time to relax," Carol reminded him.

"Heh!" Harley, having regained consciousness, glared at them with a sneer. "You’ll never win. Jason is coming back soon, and when he does..."

"Forgive me! Where exactly is this Jason? I don’t see him anywhere," Tony said, his voice dripping with sarcasm. His family had been tortured by the organization for years; he was finally getting a chance to vent.

"Just wait. He will be here, and when he is—"

Before she could finish, a brilliant speck of light appeared on the horizon. Carol turned, her expression becoming extremely grim. Tony, oblivious, continued his boasting: "Heh, yeah. He can come and pick up your corpses."

"Tony, Tony!" Thor had also sensed something was wrong. He called Tony over and pointed toward the sky.

"What is that?" Tony asked, his brow furrowing in confusion.

"That... that’s the Bifrost!" Thor’s face was pale with terror, his words stuttering. He had traveled space via the Bifrost countless times; he knew that power better than anyone. But Asgard was a ghost town; who could possibly be using the Bifrost now?

There was only one person. Jason. He must have reforged the Rainbow Sword!

"Look out!" Thor shouted. "It’s Jason! It’s Jason!"

The moment the warning left his lips, a pillar of multicolored light plunged from the heavens, crashing into the earth near the base. As it happened, Jason’s target was New York, so he had chosen a landing site in the north—coincidentally, just a dozen kilometers from the Stark base.

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