Adam's current strength, if fully unleashed, has undoubtedly reached the Multiverse level.
In his opinion, Multiverse-level strength doesn't just mean being able to travel to other Universes.
If that were the case, would someone like Miss America, who is naturally capable of traversing the Multiverse, also be considered Multiverse-level?
He believes true Multiverse-level powerhouses are those who can, through sheer strength, destroy an entire single Universe, like Chthon or Vishanti.
Even the Scarlet Witch, who obtained the darkhold in the movie Universe, and the Dark Strange, who caused his own Universe's destruction, aren't truly Multiverse-level.
At most, they are still at the single Universe level.
Because the Scarlet Witch entered other Universes by relying on the darkhold, on Chthon's power, and Dark Strange's Universe was destroyed because he used the darkhold to summon Chthon.
They didn't rely entirely on their own power; they simply couldn't destroy an entire Universe by themselves.
In a head-on confrontation, both of them together probably couldn't defeat The Judge, who is at the peak of the single Universe level.
The Anti-Spiral from Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann, however, can certainly be said to have reached the Multiverse level, because if they continue to evolve, their energy alone would cause the Universe to be destroyed.
Their combat power is such that they can use entire galaxies as shurikens to throw and kill enemies.
In the Marvel Universe, this would be like casually picking up the Milky Way Galaxy and the Large Magellanic Cloud, which contain countless Planets, and then shooting them out like shurikens.
The Celestials, who were at the peak of the single Universe level and whom he had defeated before, probably wouldn't be able to withstand even a single blow.
So, after careful consideration, he felt he needed to be more cautious.
Anyway, in this current Marvel Universe, he is basically an invincible existence; he has even met Eternity, so there's no need to worry about safety.
He can first try to absorb more different powers in Marvel and integrate them into his Supreme Power.
For example, the Chaos Magic and Phoenix Force, two of Marvel's three ancient powers, which are already by his side, as well as lesser powers similar to the ancient winter coffin he encountered before.
He also wants to merge the Infinite Realm and Primordial Space to form his own true World, and he wants to collect god tree fruits from other Marvel Universes.
There are many areas for improvement, so there's no rush to obtain Spiral Power first and face the Anti-Spiral.
Thus, Adam and Wanda stayed in Asgard for about a month.
During this month, he explored almost all of Asgard and also consulted Odin about creating his own Dimensional Space, to which Odin answered everything he knew.
At the same time, he perused all the magic books in Asgard, and even Queen Frigga personally explained some of the mysteries of Asgardian magic due to his help to Thor.
Wanda was also very satisfied with this honeymoon trip to Asgard.
So, this trip to Asgard basically accomplished all its goals.
"Mr. Adam, you are welcome to visit anytime you have time in the future. This is our Asgard's wedding gift to you and Miss Wanda."
Inside the Bifrost Bridge's teleportation chamber, Odin took out a ball of flame filled with endless power.
"Eternal Flame?"
Adam recognized the flame at a glance.
Thor had introduced it to him earlier during a tour of Odin's vault.
The Eternal Flame is the wellspring of power for Surtur, the ruler of Muspelheim, one of the Nine Realms, and the oldest and most powerful Fire Giant, containing the combined energy of a thousand scorching Suns.
According to Thor, even his Grandpa Bor could not contend with Surtur when he possessed the Eternal Flame; it was only after his father Odin and his two uncles, Vili and Ve, successfully stole the Eternal Flame that they were able to defeat Surtur.
However, during the theft, they were discovered and pursued by Surtur.
Finally, his two brothers sacrificed themselves, passing all their divine power to Odin, allowing him to defeat Surtur.
Compared to the ancient winter coffin from before, this Eternal Flame is significantly more powerful, and naturally, it can also be absorbed into his Supreme Power system, transforming into a powerful energy Planet.
Therefore, he was quite envious during the vault tour.
However, being friends with Thor, it wasn't appropriate to just snatch it, so he could only subtly hint at Odin, both overtly and covertly.
He didn't expect Odin to be so perceptive; he eventually offered it to him voluntarily.
"Such a valuable item, isn't it too much?"
Adam, while feigning politeness, had already reached out and taken the Eternal Flame.
Odin, seeing this, didn't get angry and replied with a smile:
"Mr. Adam has helped us so much this time; it's nothing."
For him, keeping the Eternal Flame was originally for the Ragnarok that might occur in Asgard's future, but now it's no longer needed.
Hela's divine power was sealed by Adam with powerful magic, rendering her unable to use her powers even in Asgard, making her no different from an ordinary Asgardian.
Without the crisis of Hela, there was no need to use Surtur to trigger Ragnarok, and thus no need for the Eternal Flame.
Since Adam clearly liked the Eternal Flame, it was a good opportunity to do him a favor.
His lifespan was nearing its limit; he wouldn't last much longer, and Thor was clearly not yet able to control his divine power freely, so having a powerful friend like Adam would make his throne more stable.
After another round of pleasantries, Adam and Wanda returned to Earth via the Bifrost Bridge.
Actually, if Adam wanted to return to Earth normally, he could have directly teleported back with Wanda, without needing to take the Bifrost Bridge at all.
Even with Odin awakened and his power once again enveloping Asgard, it wouldn't be a problem for him to forcefully break through.
But that would have seemed somewhat impolite.
"You won't get the Eternal Flame for free; I will intervene when the Dark Elves attack in the future."
After returning to Earth, Adam absorbed the Eternal Flame into his body and secretly decided.
How could he not know Odin's little intentions? But why wouldn't he agree to something that benefits both parties?
Anyway, for him, there was no danger at all; Asgard's enemies were like slightly stronger ants in his eyes.
If a truly formidable Dimensional Demon Gods appeared, he would welcome it, as it would be perfect for planting God Trees.
Many single Universe-level Dimensional Demon Godss in Marvel could actually be used to plant God Trees, and the effect would definitely not be bad.
However, those who can reach the single Universe level are generally not foolish; it's very difficult to find their lairs, and even if they come to Earth to cause trouble, they are usually just clones or a wisp of spirit possessing someone.
Moreover, they are very difficult to truly kill in their own domains, and one wrong move could lead to being outmaneuvered.
This is also why he preferred to go to other Universes to find Ego rather than searching for those Dimensional Demon Godss in this Universe to plant God Trees.
When it comes to persimmons, you always pick the softest ones to squeeze.