Chapter 770: The Beginning of the New York Invasion!

Yet, alongside his wariness and confusion, Shi Difen felt a flicker of understanding.

No wonder Tony said he knew these people—they'd never met Su Han and the others before, because this group wasn't from Earth at all.

Yu Qiyu blinked, glanced around, then hesitantly pointed at Lei Shen Tuo.

"Are you talking about me...? That's impossible—I'm an Earthling! A genuine Earthling!"

Lei Shen Tuo's lips twitched several times as he growled, "Baldy! I wasn't talking to you."

"I'm talking about the giant next to you, the glasses-wearing guy who looks like a teacher, and that... young man in the blue uniform."

Lei Shen Tuo trusted his instincts completely.

Clark, who had remained silent, had a life signature utterly unlike any Earthling—he was definitely an alien.

Lan Ran's life nature was completely different from that of humans; he was almost certainly one too.

As for Bai Hu Zi... his size was so vastly different from a human's—would anyone believe he was an Earthling? "What baldy?"

Yu Qiyu froze, then realized Lei Shen Tuo was referring to him—he clenched his teeth, rolled his wrists, and strode toward Lei Shen Tuo, growling, "This isn't bald! I just have thin hair!"

Clark, ever gentle, sensed Yu Qiyu was about to explode; his eye twitched as he sighed and grabbed Yu Qiyu's sleeve.

"Master Yu! It's not worth it—really not worth it."

If Yu Qiyu landed one punch on Lei Shen Tuo, the Guild members wouldn't be fighting Thanos next.

They'd be fighting a rampaging Odin first.

Lan Ran's expression turned deeply peculiar—he now admired Lei Shen Tuo's courage.

Even your father Odin standing here wouldn't dare say such a thing.

To call Master Yu "baldy"? Aside from "awesome," Lan Ran had no other word to describe his feelings.

He exhaled, his face calming, then smiled and pointed at Clark.

"This guy? He's definitely an alien—specifically, a Kryptonian."

"But... I, Bai Hu Zi, Yu Qiyu, and the Guild Master? We're not aliens."

After a brief pause, Lan Ran spoke slowly, "More accurately, we're from another world."

At these words, silence fell over the entire scene.

Lei Shen Tuo's face went slack with disbelief.

He almost thought he'd misheard.

"Another world"? This wasn't a joke—no wonder Lei Shen Tuo doubted it.

As Odin's son and heir to Asgard's throne, Lei Shen Tuo had seen countless aliens in his lifetime.

Encountering aliens didn't surprise him at all.

But "another world"? He'd never seen one before.

Members of the Chouzhelian Alliance glanced at each other, then at the Guild members.

None spoke.

The atmosphere grew heavy.

Though Tony served as a bridge.

But that bridge only prevented them from fighting.

The Chouzhelian Alliance members still viewed the Guild members with suspicion.

"... Found it! Loki is definitely in New York."

Su Han's eyes snapped open, breaking the silence, "More precisely—in Hell's Kitchen!"

Tony paused, then understood—Hell's Kitchen, a place of utter chaos, was nearly impossible for JARVIS to penetrate.

That explained why they'd been unable to track Loki's whereabouts.

Hearing this, Lei Shen Tuo stopped pondering Su Han's identity—his face lit up with excitement.

"Found Loki? Where is he?"

"He's already opened the Kongjianzhi Sect!"

Su Han ignored Lei Shen Tuo, his voice heavy, "Thanos... has arrived."

Raising his hand, Su Han traced a magical array in the air before him, then stepped through without hesitation.

Yu Qiyu shot Lei Shen Tuo a furious glare, then stepped into the array without pause.

Clark, Lan Ran, Bai Hu Zi, and the others followed one by one.

Bai Hu Zi was the only difficulty—due to his size, Su Han had to expand the array.

As Tony entered the array, the Chouzhelian Alliance members exchanged glances, then chose to trust Tony and followed him in.

Hell's Kitchen, beneath New York.

Loki turned into an alley.

He sighed deeply, pulled the Cosmic Cube from his chest, hesitated, then drew out a key.

"Lucky Lei Jiesi gave me this key before I came—otherwise, with New York's current security, opening a space-time gate would've been impossible."