Marvel False God - Full Summary (Patreon)

Author Note :

I know it has been a loooong time, 8 months is crazy. But we’re really finally back with Marvel: False God. Since it’s been such a long time, of course I’m going to give you guys a summary. 

I’ve tried to make it as detailed as possible, to take your time if you don’t remember stuff, and if you do, just skim through. 

Welcome back to Mr Nova’s scheming life-story.

[Edit: This is pre-rewrite summary.]

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Summary of False God:

Who is Enrique Nova?—The Main Character is Enrique Nova, scumbag of humanity, a ruthless international businessman with a dark past. He is the billionaire owner of a tech company called Nova Corporations. 

Born an orphan, Enrique clawed his way to wealth and power by engaging in criminal activities such as blackmail, murder, and corporate sabotage. Despite his careful planning and the absence of evidence linking him to these crimes, his past eventually catches up with him.

Chapter 1 to Chapter 10

The Chapter 1 opens with Enrique tied to a chair, reflecting on his life choices as he faces retribution from a young man seeking revenge for the destruction of his family. This teenager, barely an adult, was the son of Enrique's once business partner, who had fallen to his death by Enrique's schemes. 

Enrique manipulated and broke the man's wife later, eventually leading to her demise as well, but made the critical error of sparing their son. This oversight sets the stage for his current torture. The young man, now barely an adult, confronts Enrique with a chilling calmness, revealing the deep scars left by his traumatic childhood and his thirst for vengeance. 

The tension escalates as Enrique calmly tries to justify his actions, portraying them as mere business necessities, but his justifications fall on deaf ears.

The first half of the chapter ends with Enrique riling up the kid so that he can at least die faster, which ends up with him being brutally murdered by the young man, who then faces the immediate arrival of the police.

Iconic Lines:

"...Kid," Enrique managed to spat out, blood dripping from his lips. "Wanna hear something interesting?"

"Ho?" The boy played with the axe. "Your last words? Sure."

Enrique smiled. "Your mum had a loose cunt."

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That's when the second half of the chapter begins. We are introduced with Mut, the Egyptian Mother Goddess, wife of Amun-Ra. She's frustrated that her Egyptian Pantheon is in a state of restriction by other pantheons, which makes Gods unable to even show themselves into the world, while Thor and Loki are running around freely.

That's when Enrique becomes lucky. Instead of death, his story takes a supernatural turn as he finds himself in an ethereal plane, confronted by the Egyptian Goddess Mut. She offers him a chance for redemption and power as her Avatar, as she summons him from another world with the inherited power of Demiurge, her husband's father. 

Using a power called [Call of the Void], she summoned Enrique, which then granted him minor passive void-related powers. Now, she offers to hire him as her Avatar so that he can deal with divine conflicts and lift the restrictions placed upon her and other Egyptian gods through him.

Chapter 2 is about the contract that Enrique has to sign to become Mut’s avatar. We also learn that Enrique’s blood is now black, but Mut uses her magic to make it appear red.

The important thing in this chapter is the contract.

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Mission: Make the Pantheon Great Again.

Details: The Egyptian Pantheon is on the verge of eradication, and so you are given the mission to make it rise to its former glory.

1st Objective: Earn 10 million faithful believers for Mut's religion.

2nd Objective: Earn as many faithful believers as you can for the Egyptian Pantheon as a whole.

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Goddess Mut has some special conditions for you to follow.

Condition 1: You are to not harm the Egyptian Pantheon in any way. However, if it's a situation where you must, you have to ask for Mut's permission.

Condition 2: You are to fight against other Gods if needed.

Condition 3: However, you are to not kill any Gods, from any Pantheon, without Mut's permission.

Condition 4: In case of any existential emergencies that the Egyptian Pantheon faces, you are to fight for them.

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You have some special conditions that Goddess Mut must follow.

Condition 1: I will only do the aforementioned jobs, and will do them at my comfortable pace. You are to not force me with any other Job, unless I accept your request.

Condition 2: You, in no way or form, will try to harm me if I don't break your conditions.

Conditions 3: You will not be able to take back my powers before this contract expires.

Condition 4: You will not blackmail me using the people around me.

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This contract will last for exactly 10 years!

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In Chapter 3, Enrique wakes up in an apartment and meets the landlord who thinks Enrique has been renting this place since recently. It turns out that Mut is a powerful telepath and brainwashed the man to make Enrique's passage seamless.

Mr Nova goes out to check his powers and realizes that he has quite decent powers. He beats up some hobo robbers in the process of figuring out these powers and also saves an old lady to whom he preaches his religion. He is basically a drunk Shazam or Black Adam; in that, he's not as strong as them, but he could one day be after training and powering up his Patron Goddess.

In Chapter 4, Enrique finds some girly following him who turns out to be Rogue. He touches her and she finds out that he is safe from her touch. He asks her what's the problem and she explains her situation to him; her power of Absorption made it so that she couldn't touch anybody, and nobody could touch her too.

Enrique touches her again and remains fine. He theorizes that he's safe because he is a Void-touched existence.

Out of the blue some beast-like guy appears, it turns out to be Sabertooth, Wolverine's arch nemesis, who tries to kidnap Anna Marie Rogue for Magneto.

Enrique beats him up and breaks his back and flies away with Rogue in his arms. Rogue feels safe with him.

Chapter 5 starts, and we see Charles Xavier, using Cerebro, locates Rogue after she accidentally puts her boyfriend in a coma with her uncontrollable powers. Meanwhile, Enrique helps Rogue acclimate to her new abilities and offers her refuge in his home, showcasing a mix of concern although mostly manipulation by both welcoming her into his home considering her utility as a potential ally due to her unique power.

Enrique and Anna have a cutesy moment, where Enrique plays along with her.

Iconic Lines:

"H-hey!" Anna reached out as he walked out of the room. "But there is nothing in the other room…" Was he going to sleep on the floor for her? So much for complaining about K-dramas. "If you are trying to make me fall for you, it's working!" She yelled as he closed the door, making her giggle to herself.

If only she knew… He indeed was trying to make her fall for him.

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The situation complicates as Xavier, suspecting the unknown Enrique as a potential since he can’t read Enrique’s mind, decides to personally intervene. This unfolds into a direct confrontation in Enrique's apartment, where Xavier, along with Scott Summers and Jean Grey, arrives to take Rogue into their custody, believing she would be safer and better trained at Xavier’s School for the Gifted.

With that, Chapter 6 starts. The confrontation between Enrique and the X-Men builds up here. Enrique, knowing about the X-Men and their operations, was kind of expecting them to visit him soon. 

Despite their peaceful intentions, tensions arise as both parties discuss Rogue's future. Enrique shows a detailed knowledge of mutant affairs, subtly warning the X-Men about his awareness of deeper secrets like the Phoenix Force.

Rogue, torn between her new friend Enrique and the promise of controlling her powers at Xavier's school, ultimately decides to leave with the X-Men. She thinks Enrique will be angry at her since he’s very clear about not wanting to let her go to that place, but to her surprise he eats up his disapproval and gives her a cell phone instead. He gifts her a smartphone and she’s happy receiving it. 

When she reaches Xavier School, however, the X-Men's request to surrender her phone for inspection, and that backfires. Such a demand enrages Rogue and reinforced her trust in Enrique while planting seeds of doubt about her decision to come here.

Unbeknownst to her, Mr Nova had expected such a scenario to unfold with the phone, and he had gifted her it knowing that. He wanted her to doubt Xavier, and it worked.

Here, the plot advances as Enrique Nova uses his coding skills to start developing a game. While doing that on his computer, he keeps his superhero sidegig going. After Rogue leaves with the X-Men, Enrique focuses on expanding his influence and the followers of Mut. He rescues a young girl from a local gang, converting her and her family into believers. By doing this, he secures a stronger base of faith for Mut, demonstrating his willingness to use heroism for strategic gains. 

Enrique takes this opportunity to beat up the gang and steal their money, which he uses to upgrade his living conditions and technology, setting the stage for his next venture. He thinks that there is potential in mobile gaming to spread Mut's influence, so he gives more time in developing a game. It’ll be designed to subtly incorporate worship elements directed at Mut. He starts with Subway Surfers, since that game wasn’t out yet in the timeline he’s on.

He reasons that if players pray to Mut in the game, it could potentially convert gameplay into genuine faith, generating faith points for Mut and money for himself. Despite the challenges of setting up the game and promoting it, he is optimistic about this innovative approach to spreading religious influence through digital means.

Enrique's next strategic move involves integrating himself into the superhero community of New York by establishing a connection with Spider-Man. Knowing Peter’s influence among the younger audience, Enrique.decides to use this to promote his new mobile game. They meet during a crisis—a building fire in Queens—which Enrique uses as an opportunity to showcase his abilities and heroism to Peter.

Their partnership is marked by mutual respect and a bit of mentoring, as Enrique subtly influences Peter with discussions about the divine and the existence of gods, nudging him towards accepting the reality of supernatural forces beyond his understanding. 

The chapter ends with Enrique capturing a viral marketing image of Spider-Man playing his mobile game, cleverly positioning it as a promotional tool that also carries a positive message for young fans.

Oh and fun fact, Peter, despite having Tom Holland’s appearance, has organic webs. So that’s cool.

In the next two chapters, the plot further develops with key events influencing the characters and setting the stage for upcoming conflicts. The chapter opens with Peter noticing the widespread impact of the Spider-Man playing Subway Surfers photo Enrique took, which significantly boosts the popularity of his mobile game. 

This promotional success leads to an explosion in the game’s downloads and public interest, culminating in an overwhelming surge of faith points for Mut, delighting the goddess. 

Iconic Lines:

[“This is the greatest day I have had in the last two millennia! So, so, so many faith points!”] Goddess Mut crackled like a maniac. Although she didn't get any permanent believers, believers who would generate faith points every day, this was nothing less than a miracle to her. [“You know, I haven't earned this much faith in the last decade. Though given that my religion is basically dead it doesn't say much, but still! A whole decade’s worth of faith points in a single night!”]

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This success also earns Enrique a new power upgrade from Mut, enhancing his abilities for upcoming challenges. It’s called Lightning Cloak, which he can only keep up for 60 seconds, but it’s quite powerful all the same.

Meanwhile, the scene shifts to Anna, who is struggling with her identity and powers at Xavier’s school. She got close to this kid called Bobby, who has ice powers. Her attempt to test her control over her powers backfires, further alienating her from her peers and leading to a tragic misunderstanding caused by Mystique that results in her feeling ostracized and alone. 

Distraught, Anna decides to leave the school, which plays directly into the hands of Mystique, who manipulates the situation to isolate her further.

Following, we learn that Magneto  is discontent with the rising public and governmental scrutiny towards mutants and non-mutant superheroes, devising a radical plan to turn world leaders into mutants during a summit using a device hidden on the Statue of Liberty. This plan can’t happen on its own, it turns out, and he needs Anna Marie to pull it off. Her power-absorbing ability was needed to activate the device, despite the fatal risk to her. 

Anna, unaware of being manipulated and targeted, finds herself on a train with Magneto and his Brotherhood closing in, setting the stage for a major confrontation. Although she has Wolverine with her, the adamantium man wasn’t going to be much help against the man who controlled all metal.

Spider-Man (Peter Parker) and Enrique (Abaddon) team up more closely following the successful promotion of the game. Enrique senses Anna's impending call for help and prepares to intervene, and Peter asks if he can see the future. 

Iconic Lines:

"I deduce a friend of mine is in trouble and will probably call me any day. I am not sure if I alone will be able to take care of the  'things' she needs my help with, so I am sticking around to call you in."

"...Can you see the future too?" Spiderman asked, mystified. "Or is it your Goddess?"

"I am just speculating, kid." Enrique shrugged. "I can't see the future. It may turn out that I never get the call-"

Ring Ring Ring

Enrique's phone rang.

"Right..." Spidey narrowed his eyes in suspicion.

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They rush to the train where Anna is. His and Spidey’s partnership is tested when they encounter members of the Brotherhood of Mutants on the train, leading to a showdown that reveals the depth of the threats they face.

Chapter 11 and Chapter 20

The following chapters cover the fight. A fierce battle unfolds between Spider-Man, Storm, Enrique who uses his Lightning Cloak power for the first time in battle, and the Brotherhood of Mutants led by Magneto on a moving train. 

The conflict intensifies when Magneto tries to convert Enrique into a mutant using a dangerous beam, which disrupts Enrique's physiology but doesn't kill him. 

Enrique, empowered and transformed into a more beast-like form, fights back with new ferocity, defeating Sabretooth and confronting Magneto. Meanwhile, Anna manages to absorb and utilize Cyclops' powers in a desperate attempt to save Enrique from Magneto's attack. 

The chapter closes with Enrique saving Anna, and together with Spider-Man, they leave the scene, unsure of the long-term effects of the mutation on Enrique.

Oh and, Enrique now looks like Rath from Ben 10, except he’s white and not orange, and his head still looks like him instead of like a beast. He doesn’t have fur, the change is more like a painting. He has two black claws coming out of his fists, and two coming out of his elbows. He looks quite dangerous.

Back in Brooklyn, the aftermath of the train fight has made Enrique earn a new name. His prior name Abaddon gets abandoned, and now he is dubbed "Super Nova". 

He is a sensation, drawing public and media attention, including from S.H.I.E.L.D.'s Nick Fury, who is puzzled and concerned about Enrique's unknown origins and sudden appearance. Fury debates the potential threats and motivations behind Enrique's actions, considering how to approach him. 

Meanwhile, Enrique deals with his newfound fame and the practical challenges it brings, such as finding a place to stay. He rejects Peter's offer to stay at his place, noting the potential danger to Peter's family. Enrique and Anna settle back at his place, where he helps her adjust to her new appearance (her hair has turned white). 

The chapter ends with Enrique waking up the next morning to find his mutation effects reversed, returning him to his normal appearance. 

In Chapter 13, Enrique is truly relieved when he wakes up to find himself back to his normal human form after a night spent transforming into a mutant beast. Which he is thankful for, he didn’t want to be stuck at 7”3 height with bulging muscles.

He reflects on the capabilities and limitations of his newly acquired mutant powers, including extremely sharp claws and enhanced physical strength. Enrique tests the strength of his Adamantine suit, learning from Mother Mut it's not only impervious to physical damage but also resists magical and elemental attacks. 

He also searches for a possible martial arts teacher but is unable to find any. As he contemplates all this, he's interrupted by "Anna," who sits on his lap out of the blue and behaves oddly affectionately. Enrique frowns and guesses that it’s not actually Anna. It turns out to be Jean Grey using her powers to manipulate Anna's body. 

The situation is soon complicated in the following chapter by the arrival of Professor Xavier and the X-Men, who are there to discuss Enrique's future and the potential for him to join their school. Tensions flare as Scott begins the meet with accusations and misunderstandings about motives, especially concerning Anna's safety and allegiance.

Cyclops and Enrique confront each other over Enrique's intentions with Anna. Cyclops asks him why Anna is sitting on his lap, and if he’s taking advantage of her or not.

Enrique scoffs reveals that Jean Grey manipulated the situation, further straining the trust between him and the X-Men. 

Iconic Lines:

"Sorry to break it to you, champ," Enrique pulled Anna by her waist, hugging her intimately and ignoring Bobby's jealous scowl. "Your girlfriend, the Phoenix host, did this after controlling the body of this girl. Can't say if it was to test what'd I do to Anna if she offered her to me, or if Jean just wanted a better lap to sit her perfect butt on."

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The visit culminates in an offer for Enrique to join the X-Men as a professor, which he declines, prioritizing Anna's wishes and distrust of the school due to past manipulations attributed to Mystique. He basically manipulates Anna to not trust the X Men.

The chapter concludes with the other X Men leaving first, but Storm waits. She’s the only one Enrique has been respectful to, since she had helped him a lot during the train fight against Magneto. Also because Mut likes her, and there's a good reason behind that.

Iconic Lines:

"Did you know your ancestors were African priestesses?"

"That…" Her eyes widened and she nodded. "My mom told me once. What of it?"

"The Goddess they were the priestess of, I am her Avatar," Enrique said. "An Avatar is kind of like an adopted son, for short. My mother goddess, Mut, is the one who gave you the majority of your powers. She basically enhanced your mutant gene."

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Enrique pulls her closer, feeling electricity from her touch, and she pulls him into a kiss, which briefly transports Storm's consciousness elsewhere.

Storm comes out of the vision with a gasp and rushes out of the room. Enrique doesn’t know what she saw, but the interaction hints at Storm’s deeper connections with the divine and foreshadows potential alliances and conflicts.

In the following Chapter 15, it turns out that Mr Nova is a cunt. Nobody is surprised that he manipulates a emotionally unstable Anna to sleep with him, and he fucks her so hard that she passes out. To delve a bit deeper into it, Enrique deals with Anna's emotional reaction to his unexpected kiss with Storm. She’s jealous and is visibly upset, leading Enrique to explain his actions and clarify his perspective on relationships, emphasizing his commitment to freedom and independence over traditional relationships. He doesn’t want to date Anna, and she’s sad hearing that. 

Iconic Lines:

"You know," she said as she walked over to him. "You… are the only person I can touch. That means you are the only person I would ever be able to… do those things. The only person I have shared a proper kiss with is you too." she looked up at his face, before leaning over and burying her face on his chest. "So I… I naturally thought we were a thing. I am sorry, my bad, I never even considered you might not be into me at all."

She stayed like that and Enrique let her, wrapping his arms around her. Around two minutes later, he decided to speak while patting her head. 

"You are a beautiful young lady, Anna," he said carefully. "Gorgeous, even. It's… not that I don't like you, in fact you are someone I can see myself loving deeply one day. However the concept of dating – and consequently marriage – in particular is weird to me. You are my friend, and you'd stay that way no matter what – even if I fall in love with you. You understand what I mean?" he pulled her chin up to make her look at him. 

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Chapter ends with Anna being fucked to near death.

Chapter 16 is where Enrique helps Peter out. He helps enhance his reputation at school through a public association with Enrique as a superhero. This helps Peter gain popularity and attention, particularly from his crush, Liz Allan. The chapter also introduces Felicia Hardy, the Black Cat, in passing, suggesting future developments. 

Enrique then crafts a new, advanced suit for Spider-Man, which includes special features and the requirement for Peter to become a devotee of Mut, Enrique’s goddess. The suit is designed to be techno-magically advanced and customizable. 

Peter accepts the conditions, becoming a believer of Mut and gaining the new suit, and that marks his deeper commitment to his superhero persona and his alliance with Enrique.

In Chapter 17, Enrique senses he's being watched while testing out Peter Parker's new suit. Despite his enhanced senses detecting nothing, he remains cautious and ensures Peter gets home safely. After confirming Peter's safety and feeling the mysterious gaze disappear, Enrique heads home, pondering his strategy to acquire wealth and control a crime syndicate for gaining believers more effectively. 

On his way, he encounters Felicia Hardy, aka Black Cat, in the midst of a heist. After a brief interaction where Black Cat tries to seduce him to escape, Enrique lets her go with a warning, intrigued by her abilities and hot fucking ass.

Next, Enrique experiences a mysterious and unsettling darkness, finding himself unable to move or speak. He discovers he's in the presence of the Great Weaver, a powerful cosmic entity, due to his goddess Mut's actions. 

The Great Weaver reveals that Mut's husband, Amun-Ra, is imprisoned and his release date may be affected by Enrique's presence. 

Iconic Lines:

~“Previously, your husband would have naturally broken out of the sun’s imprisonment around the year 2039. But with this new variable in place, that time might prolong or lessen. Truthfully, in none of the possibilities where you use [Call of the Void] does this creature come to help, he is a variable to the multiverse.”~ the voice finished. ~“I am not telling you any more of this. Revealing the future makes things more confusing, and I have enough on my plate already.”

After a tense conversation, the Great Weaver warns Mut not to meddle further and releases Enrique, leaving him to ponder the vast powers at play within the universe. This encounter leaves Enrique contemplating his own significance and if he wishes to allow Mut to meddle with him like this. He wishes to grow stronger.

Enrique and Anna spend the morning playfully interacting, which includes a humorous attempt by Anna at cooking that leads to Enrique ordering food instead. After breakfast, Enrique works with Anna to design a superhero suit for her, which is created by Mut.

They then proceed to move into a new house since Enrique is now rich, having earned 60,000 dollars in three days. After hiring a moving agency, they begin searching for two individuals, Greer Nelson and Ava Ayala, who are connected to a dojo incident. Despite their efforts throughout the day, they learn little and decide to move on.

Enrique and Anna, dressed in their superhero suits, continue their search for Greer and Ava. They meet Liz Allan at a Starbucks for time pass, and that leads them to Ava when they realize that Liz is actually Ava's cousin. 

This misunderstanding leads them to Ava's address, where a confrontation occurs. Both Tigra (Greer) and White Tiger (Ava) initially attack Enrique, thinking he might be a threat related to their past troubles with a criminal organization called "The Hand." 

However, Enrique subdues them both and tries to clarify his intentions, which are not malevolent. He wants to receive training from them, and in exchange he offers them a safe place to stay.

Chapter 21 to Chapter 30

Author Note: Not much important stuff, so I’ve mixed Chat-GPT’s summary with my own here. Hopefully it’s not bothersome to read.

After capturing Greer and Ava, they return home. Anna had absorbed Greer’s powers earlier, and was in a tigress form. Enrique ends up fucking her for 6 hours after she teases him into it.

Later, Enrique explains his intentions to the two ladies more clearly at his residence. He proposes a deal where he will help them deal with "The Hand" in exchange for martial arts training from them. Despite initial distrust and skepticism, Greer and Ava agree to the arrangement, influenced by their desperate situation and Enrique's persuasive assurances of safety and cooperation. 

They begin to settle into a tense but cooperative routine at Enrique's home, setting the stage for a complex relationship, which, spoiler alert, will end with both of them getting bred and one of them leaving the group.

In Chapter 22, Felicia Hardy, watching Supernova's violent behavior on TV, decides to stay away from him, recognizing the danger he represents. Meanwhile, Enrique begins his training with Tigra and Ava agrees to train Anna. 

During a shopping trip, Ava learns about the fallout from their previous encounter through social media and worries about their exposure. Back at the gym, a flirtatious comment from Enrique leads to an aggressive sparring session with Tigra, ending in an unexpectedly sexual turn, which Ava and Anna walk in on. 

Disheartened by Enrique's behavior, Ava views him as manipulative, particularly towards Anna, whom she sees as a victim of Enrique's advances. And she’s not wrong, as Enrique believed sexual bonding between a man and a woman was the fastest route to getting close to each other.

Ava approaches Greer and suggests they leave the mansion, leave Enrique. However…

Iconic Lines:

'Sorry, Ava.' Greer bit her lips. 'He is just so good.'

In the end, she valued her personal pleasure above the minor annoyance that Ava might feel. As for Anna? Well, she will consult Enrique about it. He'll figure something about it himself, she was sure.

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In the following chapter, Nick Fury is concerned about Supernova's activities, especially the risk he poses to civilians. SHIELD plans to monitor Enrique more closely, including his business operations. 

At his mansion, Enrique's relationship with Anna remains complicated, affecting her emotionally. Greer tries to justify Enrique's behavior to a skeptical Ava, suggesting they use their time with him to their advantage, despite recognizing his manipulative tendencies.

Enrique struggles with his libido after encounters with Anna and Tigra. He focuses on developing his game further, discussing game monetization strategies with his deity, Mut. Enrique reflects on the usefulness of ads in his game and plans to expand the game's features. 

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["Ads are annoying."] he heard Mut speak in her soft accent. ["Why must you include them in the game? Isn't it also killing the growth of my faith?"]

In this Subway Surfers, when Players get caught by the police, they can either pray to Mut or watch an ad to resume the game right from that point. So from one perspective, Mut was right that it was killing her growth, but on the grand scale, she was wrong.

Enrique yawned out an answer as he uncapped a soda can. "Some people are quite religious. They will quit the game at once if they are forced to pray to some random goddess every time they want a second chance. This group of people can watch the ads, while people who don't mind praying to a presumably fake Goddess will still do it since that's a faster way. Besides, ads bring me the most money as of now, so it's not a bad thing."

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Meanwhile, a supervillain attacks Peter Parker's school during homecoming. Enrique and Anna head to the scene to help. Enrique's plan involves using Anna to distract the villain while he captures him, but complications arise leading to a dramatic confrontation with the villain.

During the homecoming dance, Peter Parker faces an emotional disappointment with Liz and a sudden attack by the supervillain Electro. Electro, confused and seeking help, inadvertently causes chaos. Felicia Hardy, attending the dance to steal a paperweight due to her stupid Kleptomania, ends up intervening. 

She tries to redirect Electro to a hospital to mitigate the threat but is caught up in a dangerous situation that reveals her as the Black Cat. Enrique arrives to manage the situation, showing off his powers on live TV, leaving an impression on Felicia.

Enrique, after rescuing the school from Electro, contemplates the potential of using Electro's powers to enhance Anna's abilities. 

He battles Electro in the sky, ultimately using his deity's powers to summon rain, short-circuiting Electro. After subduing Electro, he contemplates the implications of his actions and the moral ambiguities of using someone for personal gain. 

The entire incident, particularly Enrique's battle, is caught on camera, unwittingly turning him into a spectacle for the public and deepening Felicia Hardy's fascination with him.

In Chapter 27, Enrique, feeling the pressure of being caught on camera, hurries to take care of Electro before SHIELD intervenes. He proposes to Anna that she permanently absorb Electro's powers, not considering the personal consequences for her. 

Realizing the implications, that she won’t be able to touch anything, not even objects, after this, Anna refuses, not wanting to risk totally losing her ability to touch. Enrique, recognizing her concerns, apologizes sincerely for not considering her feelings. 

They leave Electro bound in a park, and Enrique comforts Anna, affirming that she should feel free to refuse tasks that make her uncomfortable.

Agent Phil Coulson from SHIELD approaches Enrique to take custody of Electro. Enrique, identifying Coulson through an amusing pretense of x-ray vision, initially agrees to hand over Electro but then requests $500,000 as a “fee.” Despite his playful threat to sell Electro to Tony Stark instead, SHIELD agrees to the payment. 

After finalizing the deal, Enrique and Anna head back to their home, aware that their interactions with SHIELD could lead to further complications.

The next chapter opens with Enrique and Anna returning home to find Ava and Greer hidden, having been scared by the presence of SHIELD agents. Enrique, assuming they are asleep, chooses not to disturb them. 

Later, Enrique receives a call from Lydia Hardy of Hardy Corporations, expressing interest in a business collaboration with Nova Games. This unexpected business proposal prompts Enrique to plan for creating fake educational credentials to bolster his corporate profile.

The next chapter flashes back to Felicia Hardy's efforts to learn more about Enrique's identity, following a tip from a school chat that linked him to Nova Games. Deciding against risky actions like stealing, she convinces her mother, Lydia Hardy, to explore a business partnership with Enrique’s company. 

Back in the present, Enrique secures his necessary fake documents with Greer's company. After discussing the future implications of their deal with Lydia Hardy, Enrique and Greer have a conversation about trust, personal boundaries, and their respective connections to Anna, revealing layers of their relationships and personal ethics.

Chapter 31 to Chapter 40

Ava Ayala is distressed by the absence of Enrique and Greer from the villa, suspecting they spent the night together. This concern deepens as she watches a K-drama with Anna, who remains oblivious to Enrique's infidelity. When the show pauses, Ava confesses her worries to Anna, suggesting that Greer might be unable to resist Enrique due to the nature of their powers. However, Anna denies any coercive behavior from Enrique and insists on the openness of their relationship, emphasizing her acceptance of his actions because of her deep feelings for him.

Iconic Lines:

"...We aren't lovers though." Anna finally spoke. 

"I think I told you this before, sugah. He is 'something' like a boyfriend. We aren't really dating. He can do whatever he wants."

"And that is exactly the problem," Ava didn't want to back off. 

"This sort of relationship in itself is sick, but it's fairly common in today's era. We call it an open relationship. In the cases of such a relationship, two people who are dating don't mind sleeping with other people. However… in your case in particular, Enrique can sleep with other people, but you can't. You don't have the ability to do so. Anna, you are on the losing side. He is using yo-"

"Ava." 

Anna shut her up with a soft glare. 

"It doesn't matter. It's my life."

"...."

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Meanwhile, Emma Frost, the White Queen of the Hellfire Club, is intrigued by Enrique's activities, including his recent request for fake certificates. She sees potential in Enrique as a pawn to overthrow Sebastian Shaw, the current White King, aiming to use him to gain control of the Hellfire Club.

Enrique and Greer, disguised due to her mutant appearance, encounter Emma Frost, who directly offers Enrique the position of the White King in the Hellfire Club. Even though the position is taken; Emma wanted Enrique to take out the current White King.

Enrique, recognizing the power and influence that come with the role, flatly declines, wary of the dangers and entanglements it involves. Emma, taken aback by his refusal, tries to tempt him with promises of wealth and influence, even mentioning celebrities under her control. 

Despite the allure, Enrique remains steadfast, skeptical of Emma's inability to control him and wary of the power dynamics within the Hellfire Club. Emma Frost escalates the situation by threatening to expose Enrique's use of fake documents and suggesting harm could come to his friends Ava and Greer. 

Enrique counters with his own threats against Emma's public image and her school for mutants. The tense exchange culminates in Emma revealing she knows about the broker and Enrique’s actions, suggesting a looming conflict with the Hellfire Club.

Enrique rejects her harshly, and before leaving, he warns her to stay away from him.

Iconic Lines:

“Take a fair warning from me as well,” Enrique stood straight with one of his arms around Greer’s waist, just as his hero suit sprung to life from the casual check shirt he was wearing. “If I am not able to sleep peacefully tonight, I will rather spend the night as Ms Frost's nightmare.” 

….

As they part ways, Emma is determined not to let Enrique go easily, contemplating contacting the Hand to target him and his associates. By pushing him to a corner, she hopes to bring him to her side.

Starting Chapter 34, Greer and Enrique discuss the potential consequences of provoking Emma Frost, with Greer expressing concern over Emma's possible retaliation involving the Hand. Enrique dismisses the threat, believing his divine connections will deter any serious conflict. Meanwhile, Murakami, one of the Hand's leaders, receives a tip from Emma about the whereabouts of Tigra and White Tiger. 

Despite Emma's influence, the decision to act lies with the Hand's mysterious demonic overseer, who decides to strike immediately to seize a powerful amulet.

In the next chapter, Alexandra Reid, one of the leaders of the Hand, is tasked with the attack but opts to delegate it to Nobu Yoshioka, conserving her own safety. Nobu leads a team of ninjas to Enrique's villa, intending to incapacitate its occupants with sleeping gas before a full assault. Enrique, prepared for the attack, organizes a defensive strategy, using gas masks to protect against the sleeping gas and planning a counter-attack with his allies.

Enrique annihilates the stupid ninjas, painting his entire mansion with blood. It’s over even before it began.

Emma Frost, reflecting on her actions, considers the attack a necessary risk to ensure Enrique takes her seriously. Unexpectedly, Enrique arrives at her location, demanding a confrontation. 

To his surprise, however, Emma had already summoned the X-Men for support, hoping to use them to counter Enrique's aggression. The confrontation intensifies when Enrique, undeterred by the X-Men's presence, threatens them with violence if they do not withdraw.

Following Chapter 37, we see something interesting. Goddess Mut, the Mother Goddess of Egypt, holds a conversation with Kebechet, the demon who controls the Hand, who turned out to be her great-great-great-granddaughter, who has taken the form of a grotesque beast. 

The setting is relaxed, under a large golden umbrella, where Mut confronts Kebechet about her actions against Enrique, her Avatar. Kebechet, revealing her true, more appealing form, jests about her appearance and discusses the complexities of their divine statuses and the pressures of their pantheon.

Mut expresses her frustration that Kebechet has been interfering with Enrique, especially given her awareness of his significance as Mut's Avatar. 

Then it delves into the generational and hierarchical tensions within their pantheon, as well as Mut’s strategic planning to regain her position of power by utilizing Enrique's earthly influence. Kebechet agrees to cease her antagonism, revealing her actions were partially motivated by a desire to gauge Mut’s reactions and reconnect with her.

Back to the battle, as Enrique engages with the X-Men, he confronts them with a mix of brute force and tactical acumen, leveraging his powers against their weaknesses. The battle tests the limits of the X-Men's teamwork and strategy, and also reveals the depth of Enrique's capabilities to them.

Storm hesitates fighting with him, since he and she had kind of a thing going on. She even kissed him in the past, back in Chapter 14. However, when Enrique begins to beat up her teammates, she has no choice but to attack him. Enrique gets mad and attacks back.

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Without hesitation, Enrique rushed to Storm—who was but a side-grade version of himself—as she failed to react to his speed and got caught in his grip. Enrique grabbed her by the throat, flying forward before he slammed her against a tree—hearing a ‘crack’ sound come from where he was grabbing her by the neck.

“Ak-”

Enrique’s palm came flying on her face, interrupting her moan of pain, and causing the back of her head to slam against the tree once again, her eyes going white. But the whiteness was not a sign of Storm activating her power but was rather a sign of unconsciousness.

“Fair warning, stay down even if you do wake up mid-battle,” Enrique warned while looking at Storm whose bloody face fell right on the ground. “Because next time, I won’t go so easy.”

….

In the end, Jean Gray is left with no choice and calls the Phoenix on top of her. Enrique is slightly taken aback, but he isn’t scared. The phoenix has a talk with Enrique before she just laughs and takes the X Men away, leaving Enrique to deal with Emma Frost. The skirmish leaves Emma Frost in a precarious position, forced to reconsider her strategies and alliances.

Chapter 39 features a confrontation between Enrique and Emma Frost that is interrupted by a group of teens known as the Helions, who are Emma’s students. 

The Helions, who demand that Rogue and Enrique leave Emma alone. These young mutants are protective of their principal but clearly inexperienced and frightened. Enrique recognizes a few, like Magma and Douglas Ramsey, and acknowledges their potential, but he dismisses them as serious threats.

Emma eventually intervenes, urging the Helions to leave, recognizing the danger of their involvement against such a formidable opponent. Enrique, though tempted by his beastly impulses to lash out, ultimately doesn't want to harm the children, reflecting on the potential PR disaster and his own self-image as a hero. He convinces Emma to dismiss the Helions, warning her to keep them out of adult affairs.

Emma, subdued, follows Enrique and Anna to some distant land in France to agree to Enrique’s deals.

Chapter 40 takes a more personal turn. As Enrique and Anna Marie fly together, they discuss Enrique's deal with Emma Frost. Anna expresses her distrust of Emma, but Enrique reassures her, confident in his ability to manage the situation. The conversation shifts towards their relationship, revealing Anna's awareness of Enrique's manipulative tendencies. Despite this, she expresses a kind of acceptance, drawing a parallel between their relationship and popular "Beauty & the Beast" narratives.

In a surprising emotional exchange, Enrique declares his love for Anna, a move he admits is strategic yet necessary to secure her loyalty and affection. After all, Emma has been trying to manipulate her since earlier, telling her she’s not on the right side. It’s only thanks to Mut’s help that Anna’s mind was safe from Emma’s mind control.

Anna, visibly moved and slightly confused, reciprocates the sentiment. This declaration of love strengthens their bond, but it's framed by Enrique's manipulation, highlighting his complex, often contradictory character traits.

That is when the first part of the book ends, kinda. Season 1, basically. For the next part, I’ll breeze through the events instead of delving into details.

### Chapter 41 to Chapter 50

Next few days, Enrique asks his new glorified slave, Emma, to get him a new mansion. While that's being prepared, he deals with Alexandra Reid of the Hand. Not in a fight but in a good business deal. 

Reid even returns the Cat's Amulet that Greer lost a while ago. It'll help her transform back to her human form. Enrique wonders how he can use this to get something from her.

Before that, he goes to the Hardy Corporation owned by Felicia's mother. On the 4th floor is the CEO’s chamber, and Enrique goes there by flying between the stairs. The deal with Lydia, the 40 year old milf, goes well.

Enrique returns home and while on his way he wonders if he should recruit Black Cat. He puts that to the back of his head when he approaches his home; it was time to put Ava to her trial.

“But Ava Ayala. What to do about that girl? You know, I am not so… heroic. You must have realized that by now. While Anna accepts that side of me, and so do you, I doubt this little girl will understand. I am selfish, but I am not self-centered. I want both myself and my loved ones to be well. My loved ones mean only Anna right now, but that will include you soon if you decide to stay by my side. However, as I said, this Ava girl wouldn’t understand that. She is a delusional bitch with White Knight syndrome.” –he had added.

Ava wasn't suitable for his future team. So she had to go. For that, there was two option – either Enrique will seduce her after fucking her deep, and hope that her tiger attributes will work the same way as Greer and she'll get addicted to Enrique, or she'll leave their team right away, leaving the Tiger Amulet behind.

The tiger Amulet is extremely powerful, as Reid has explained earlier.

"Ah, that." Reid smiled a little. "...I don't know if it's okay to tell you, but oh well, it's the chi that is stored within the amulet. Ava Ayala has no idea how to wield chi, such is why she is so weak. If she could use the fierce chi within this artifact, she would be a strong foe to face. Ah, there is also the fact that the amulet is just the 'head' of another entirely different artifact. The Jade Statue of the White-Tiger, that when fully formed with the 'head' becomes an artifact worthy of legends.”

To fulfill that plan, Enrique takes the girls out to have fun. He gets himself a car and takes the girls around the city. They have a lot of fun. They return home and begin to drink.

Drunk Anna and Greer are sent to their rooms, and Enrique and Ava drink together. The two of them lose themselves in the drink and fuck hard.

Next day, a serious and dramatic conversation unfolds.

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"Miss Ayala." Enrique cut her off. "Last night, I had two girls waiting in their bed to embrace me if I asked them to. Why in the world would I take advantage of you? Are you certain it wasn't you who seduced me?"

"W-What the–?! I would never!" Ava's face turned to display her incredulous shock as she took a step back.

….

In the following scene, Enrique guilt trips her like crazy and makes her leave the amulet behind for Anna.

Enrique didn't retract his hand. "With great power comes great responsibility, and you are not taking that responsibility. The White Tiger's Amulet isn’t your family heirloom, you do know that, correct? Rather than being with a person like you, it's better for it to be in our hands. That power needs to be in a responsible hand such as ours. We save people as a job, and the Amulet will help us continue doing that job better.”

Ava leaves the group. The White Tiger Amulet now belongs to Anna Marie.

Turns out the amulet is actually stupidly powerful. When Enrique touches it for the first time, he passes out, and wakes up later to find a massive white tiger in front of him.

“When humanity first looked into the night, my eyes looked back. When they learned to fear darkness, it was me they feared. When they learned to fight for their lives and their children—I was their first enemy.” The Tiger’s earlier chuckle was nowhere to be seen as it glared dangerously at Enrique. “Lay your claim to a thousand worlds, for I am the arch nemesis of The Phoenix, FOR I AM THE TIGER!”

The Legendary White Tiger, an entity on the same level as the Phoenix Force, offers to take Enrique as its host. Mother Mut comes to say that Enrique belongs to her, and the Tiger threatens to erase her. Enrique convinces the Tiger otherwise and apologies that he can't join him, and that he'll stay loyal to Mut.

In truth, he didn't want to get pulled into the Tiger and Phoenix’s rivalry. It's stupid. So he rejected the offer for greater power and returned to earth with Mut, who's happy at his loyalty.

During Chapter 47, Enrique is worried as he is looking for an assistant for his job. In the meantime, the faith points surpasses a threshold and Mut grants Enrique a new power. It's Heat Vision, self explanatory. Enrique goes outside to test it, but in the process he meets Mary Jane Watson. She was about to get taken advantage of, and he saves her by shooting a golden laser out of his eyes, startling the man who was about to take advantage of her.

Later, he talks with MJ for a long time and offers her a job. She accepts it and becomes his assistant. Enrique is satisfied.

Mary Jane Watson. Actress. The executive assistant of Tony Stark. Professional fashion model. Nightclub owner. All these were the works she had done in the comics. Enrique didn't know why he even remembers these.

She was fired by her ex, Harry Osborn, from the Osborn Corps. So she's looking for a new job, while she's also scared of Harry finding her. So she feels safe to work for a man who can protect her like Supernova.

"A-alright, so," MJ cleared her throat when Enrique finished explaining. "To boil things down; I will make most of the choices, and you'll just give the final verdict. If you agree with my choice, it happens. If you don't agree, it doesn't happen. I don't get to do anything on my own, all work with your permission.”

They agree on this and they become partners.

It's 2012 now, January. Enrique had a proper office now as well as 15 office workers. His new company is called Nova Games. On the other side of the city, Harry grows enraged hearing his ex working for Enrique. In his current mental state, he wishes harm for Enrique for taking MJ away from him.

In the next chapter, Enrique talks Anna into attending high school again to graduate. She tries to argue but Enrique convinces her in the end. When they reach the school, however, Peter's school, they find the Phoenix Host, Jean Gray, there with a bunch of other mutant kids beside her.

### Chapter 51 to Chapter 60

Enrique tells Anna to pray to Mut so that her mind remains safe. The scenes have been pasted below for more vivid imagination. Enjoy.

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“Our lord and savior, the great mother, please protect me from mind-reading evil witches…!”

“Good.”

Enrique patted her head even as he felt a strange energy, possibly magic, wrap around her head like a cocoon.

“….”

Meanwhile, Jean Grey stared still in her spot and blinked. Soon, she sighed.

….

“I just expressed my surprise, you know? The first thing I do after I see you two, wouldn’t be to barge into your heads. Also, am I that untrustworthy? You two really have a bad opinion of us telepaths.”

Jean explained while Enrique continued frowning at her.

“I would suggest you don’t play the victim here. You took over Anna’s body to sit on my lap two months ago, remember? It's a pity if you forgot. Perhaps the next time you sit on me, I should give you an unforgettable experience.”

Jean frowned and looked at Anna questioningly.

“Anna, are you sure you are fine being with a man like this? Who speaks in this manner, even while you are present right by his side?”

“Again, you are assuming things. Speaking as if Anna and I are dating. Anna, are we dating?”

Enrique looked at Anna who gently shook her head.

…

Putting their differences aside for a bit, Enrique asks her what she's doing there, and she answers tha it's all thanks to Enrique, actually. They're able to pull this off thanks to him.

 “We called some students from Xavier’s over here— as transfer students. They're not permanent, but instead, a pack of mutant students will come to study here twice a week. Because we mutants are building a good reputation. And that's thanks to your heroic actions along with Anna,  much as I hate to admit it. The human kids are most open to us; superpowers are beginning to be seen as a gift rather than a curse. Just as Professor Charles dreamed of. So he planned this little move of his. Depending on the reaction of the students, we will decide on larger things later.”

…

In Chapter 52, the encounter between Enrique and the Phoenix intensifies dramatically. The Phoenix Force, taking control of Jean, directly confronts Enrique, leading to a volatile explosion of power that reflects their opposing cosmic energies. This chapter illustrates the physical and psychic struggle between Enrique, influenced by the White Tiger, and the Phoenix Force within Jean. In the end, the Phoenix ends up kissing him deeply, while pushing him down on the floor, through a broken door.

The intervention of Nick Fury adds a layer of complexity, suggesting the wider implications of this encounter for the Marvel universe. The chapter closes with Enrique reconsidering the safety of placing Anna in Midtown High, influenced by the chaotic events and the volatile nature of the Phoenix Force.

Chapter 53 sets the stage for the impending conflict in New York as Enrique is approached by Nick Fury to join the Avengers Initiative. Enrique declines Fury’s invitation but promises to intervene if Loki's actions escalate into a larger threat. He does not wish to be tethered to SHIELD's command. 

The interaction with Fury also reveals that Enrique is well-informed, possibly beyond what his capabilities should allow, suggesting to Fury that he has unknown sources of information or abilities that aid in gathering intelligence.

Later, Enrique prepares for the upcoming battle intensely. He maneuvers his company's employees to safety by organizing a trip to Hawaii, under the guise of celebrating a company achievement. The chapter also introduces Magma (Amara Aquilla), a mutant with destructive powers, who Enrique had fought before when he attacked Emma Frost’s school. She’s a student there. 

He plans to involve her in the battle to showcase the capabilities of mutants and possibly change public perception. The scene ends with the tension escalating as Loki's plan unfolds, and Enrique eagerly anticipates the battle, ready to unveil his own team and capabilities in a dramatic confrontation. 

In the following chapters, Loki Laufeyson reflects on his true heritage and the deception he lived under as a son of Odin. His bitterness and newfound identity fuel his cooperation with Thanos, who aims to exploit Earth and greatly weaken Asgard by depleting its "Faith Points," which are indirectly given by humans through media and culture. This chapter reveals Loki’s internal conflict and his manipulation at the hands of Thanos, portraying him as a tragic character using Earth as a chess piece to orchestrate a larger cosmic game. 

Same stuff happens as canon, Loki encounters Black Widow, he yaps, Black Widow leaves, it turns out all of it was Loki’s strategy, and Loki manages to throw Thor into the glass cage and flee. A big war begins, aliens invade.

Enrique, in his preparation for the imminent attack, strategizes with Magma and his team, setting the scene for their involvement in the larger battle against the Chitauri. In the meantime, while Enrique, Magma, Anna, and Greer fight the army, Harry Osborn wears his Green Goblin. Just as he’s about to bomb Enrique’s office, aliens attack, and he gets swept into it.

Enrique and the group fight the aliens. Avengers 1 plotline unfolds. The battle of New York begins.

Amidst the chaotic battle of New York, the chapter introduces Hermes, the Messenger of Olympus and God of speed and thieves. Observing the mayhem with detachment, Hermes finds the scene amusing yet trivial in the grand scheme of things. His real interest lies in observing Enrique Nova, whose recent activities have piqued his curiosity but not yet drawn official attention from Zeus.

During Chapter 58, God Hermes watches Enrique execute a spectacular attack against a Chitauri leviathan using Heat Vision, a technique reminiscent of Amun-Ra's; he is struck by the power and potential implications of Enrique's actions. 

The technique reminds Hermes of the formidable "God Eater", prompting concerns that Mut might be nurturing a new powerhouse akin to Amun-Ra. This theory makes Hermes consider reporting back to Zeus, suggesting that the situation with Enrique might require divine intervention if it continues to escalate.

Meanwhile, the narrative shifts briefly to Black-Cat, who is grappling with her role in the chaotic events. Despite her reluctance and self-proclaimed limitations as a mere thief, she finds herself assisting in the battle against the Chitauri and helping civilians, driven by a sense of responsibility that clashes with her usual self-interest. Her interactions with Spider-Man add a lighter, somewhat comedic element to the otherwise intense and dramatic scene, highlighting her conflicted feelings about her actions and identity.

The next chapter begins with Enrique forcefully subduing Loki in an abandoned garage, which he had rented in preparation for helping Rogue increase her powers. As Loki struggles and demands his release, citing his divine heritage and threatening Enrique, the situation escalates when Rogue arrives on the scene.

Enrique explains Loki's background and crimes to Rogue, framing him as unworthy of sympathy or mercy, setting the stage for Rogue to absorb Loki's powers. As she does, she experiences an intense and transformative power surge. Initially, she absorbs Loki's illusion abilities and some of his physical Frost Giant traits, which is visible in the change of color in her veins and a chill she feels.

The absorption process deepens as Rogue begins to also pull in Loki's memories and divine powers. This part of the process is both powerful and risky, as it involves integrating aspects of Loki's personality and knowledge. Enrique watches carefully, prepared to intervene if necessary.

As the process completes, Rogue momentarily adopts Loki's persona, tricking Enrique into thinking she has been overtaken by Loki's identity. However, it turns out to be a prank from Rogue, who reassures Enrique that while she feels changed by the experience, she remains herself. They share a moment of relief and camaraderie after the intense event.

Finally, Enrique and Rogue prepare to leave the garage, leaving behind a comatose Loki, whose fate is uncertain. Rogue’s a god now, basically.

The last chapter of the war begins with Hermes, the Messenger of Olympus, observing the aftermath of the battle in New York. He is intrigued by the dynamics of the fight and the various players, such as Spider-Man and the Human Torch, whose performance he compares favorably to Apollo. However, he is disappointed in Thor’s performance. 

As Hermes senses a nuclear missile aimed at the city, he decides to leave Earth, shaking his head at the stupid actions of the humans.

Meanwhile, Enrique and Rogue are in action, discussing how to close the portal that lets the Chitauri into Manhattan. Rogue uses the scepter, initially stopping partway due to a warning that Ironman is redirecting a nuclear missile through the portal. Once confirmed that Ironman’s plan is in motion, Rogue fully engages the scepter to close the portal.

In a dramatic moment, Enrique intercepts the Human Torch, who mistakenly tries to stop Ironman, misunderstanding his intentions. After clarifying the situation, Enrique and the Human Torch watch as the portal closes, uncertain if Ironman made it back through.

The tension breaks when Ironman, falling from the closed portal, is caught by Enrique. They land among the other Avengers, and Ironman’s first questions after he regains consciousness is whether he was kissed and if they had won the battle.

The chapter concludes with a lighthearted moment among the Avengers, confirming their victory as the Chitauri forces deactivate, marking the end of the invasion.

### Chapter 61 to Chapter 71

After the battle, Enrique quickly distances himself from the Avengers and the media. Flying through the city, he first encounters Human Torch assisting cheerleaders and then finds Magma, who is exhausted and partially undressed from the intensity of her powers. 

Enrique gives Magma his cape to cover herself, avoiding making her uncomfortable as she had melted off her armor in the battle earlier, an armor that cost millions of dollars to make by Emma Frost. Enrique comments on her destructive prowess during the fight, and despite her blushes, she's relieved to be covered. 

He carries her away, ensuring no one takes invasive videos of her. Additionally, he helps Spider-Man and Black Cat escape the overwhelming attention of reporters by creating an electrical disturbance that damages the reporters' cameras and equipment. Some reporters gets mad, but who gives a fuck?

On the other hand, Thor finds Loki’s comatose body. He’s extremely angry at who hurt his brother in such a manner. Natasha knows, but she hides it from Thor.

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“Who did this?” Thor snapped his neck at the surrounding agents, his eyes glaring. “Who dared to harm my brother like this?!”

This would take years, if not decades to heal. This was lethal damage that he suffered. It was a miracle that he still lived.

Thor’s eyes locked with Black Widow, who was staring at the scene with a frown. Thor noticed her frown and spoke, his tone a bit lighter when it came to her.

“Friend, do you have any idea who it is?”

A guess? No, Black Widow was almost certain that it was Super-Nova who was the cause behind this. She had no idea what had happened, and why he would hurt Loki like this even after already defeating him, and she didn’t know if telling Thor would be the right thing to do.

Thor was essentially a member of Avengers now, someone who had saved her life quite a few times today. However, from a more diplomatic point of view, there was no reason to put Thor against Enrique. Enrique was a hero in his own right, there was no reason they should fight over a criminal who was planning to kill millions.

….

Following the battle, Enrique and the female superheroes plunge into a magically enhanced pool at his residence, designed by Enrique to replicate the healing properties of Egypt's mythological "Lake of Life." 

The pool heals their physical wounds and soothes their spirits, reflecting the divine gratitude of Mut, the Egyptian Mother Goddess. This gesture from Mut not only aids their recovery but also solidifies their connection to divine powers, enhancing their roles in the ongoing narrative of the battle's aftermath. 

However, the peaceful scene is slightly marred by the women's initial shock and subsequent adjustment to the magical nature of the pool, highlighting their gradual adaptation to the new realities of their lives post-battle.

On Chapter 63, things get heated, as Enrique has a threesome with Anna and Greer in the pool, which develops into a foursome when he looks at Black Cat and Magma and the latter joins. Black Cat flees the scene instead, leaving the four of them to enjoy each other’s embrace to the fullest.

After a night of unexpected intimacy, Magma aka Amara wakes up in a compromising position with Enrique and others, struggling with the reality of what occurred. As memories of the previous night's events flood back, she experiences a mix of shock and self-realization. Despite initial regrets, Amara acknowledges her consent to the night's activities and finds herself surprisingly unrepentant, appreciating the pleasure she experienced. 

Her internal conflict and eventual acceptance were thanks to the supernatural and sensual night that Enrique gifted her. This chapter delves into Amara's complex feelings, her budding understanding of her desires, and the consequences of entering Enrique's seductive world. 

The narrative also hints at deeper connections and potential ramifications of her actions, setting the stage for future developments involving her powerful family lineage and the mysterious powers at play.

Which is why Emma Frost is angry and scared when she finds out that he slept with Amara despite her warning him not to.

The narrative shifts to a casual morning where Enrique, Anna, Greer, and Amara discuss their supernatural enhancements while BBQ partying. The tranquility of the morning is disrupted by the sudden appearance of Emma Frost who gets massively angry.

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"ENRIQUE NOVA!"

Emma turned into her diamond form out of anger as she stomped towards the BBQ place, causing Amara to blink, suddenly looking panicked, while the two other girls frowned, ready to fight. Only Enrique looked unbothered, still chewing on a juicy steak.

"Good morning, Miss Frost."

"Good morning my foot! What was the promise you made, you bastard?!"

"I only remember two requests, no real promise from my side."

…..

When Enrique wonders why she’s so scared, she tells him about Selene Gallio, Amara's grandmother, who comments on the situation lightheartedly. Yes, she does, because she appears out of nowhere, teleporting to the BBQ party.

Selene Gallio is another world-class entity, enough to scare the cold hearted Emma.

Everyone is startled by her presence as she praises Enrique for his prowess and intriguingly offers him the position of the Black King in the Hellfire Club. Enrique declines, citing it as a risky venture for the time being.

Selene's appearance brings a mix of tension and odd humor to the scene. Her casual demeanor and willingness to engage with Enrique highlight her complex character as an ancient and powerful entity. She leaves as fast as she had come.

Emma, angry at Enrique, grabs Amara by her hand and orders Azazel the mutant to teleport them away. They leave, and Enrique continues enjoying the BBQ with his two girls.

Later, Enrique navigates the aftermath of the New York battle, engaging with online discussions about his deity and others like Thor. He revels in the growing recognition of Mut, his patron goddess, whose power swells with increased belief. This chapter explores the strategic side of Enrique's character, highlighting his manipulation of public perception and divine connections to further his influence and power. 

Simultaneously, Enrique plans his next moves regarding Emma Frost and the Hellfire Club, pondering the dynamics of power, seduction, and alliance. His cunning ass plans for a potential romantic entanglement with Emma Frost, to make her his.

After deciding that, in Chapter 66, Enrique Nova starts his day in a peaceful manner at his grand mansion, enjoying the company of Greer and Anna. After some morning routine activities, Enrique decides it's time to venture out into the public after spending a few days secluded. Despite his discomfort with the paparazzi, he acknowledges the need to face them due to their persistence and the nature of his status as a public figure.

Enrique prepares to visit his office, where a security issue involving a mysterious figure attacking during the Chitauri invasion needs his attention. MJ sounded scared on the phone.

Before leaving, the discussion shifts to Enrique’s and Anna’s capabilities, where it’s revealed that Anna has assimilated powers from Loki, making her a Demi-God due to the divinity flowing through her, as explained by Mut, the Mother Goddess.

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A gentle giggle filled his ears, [“You can technically be considered a Demi-God as well. Being a God’s Avatar isn’t a small status.”]

Enrique had thought so, but it was nice getting confirmation. It suited him, of course, though he would prefer to become a proper God someday.

“You know what Mut said?” Enrique whispered. “I am a Demi-God too, what a coincidence.”

Anna just continued hugging him, while Greer’s eyes drooped. She felt as if she was being left behind, though sadly she saw no path on how to catch up with them.

….

Upon his return to the office, Enrique is greeted by his employees and immediately notices something is amiss with Mary Jane Watson, his manager. She reveals that her ex-boyfriend, the Green Goblin, attempted to destroy the office during the alien invasion. Shows him the CCTV and he notes the Green Goblin. MJ is almost pissing herself in fear, and Enrique has to console her. 

Enrique also takes swift action to ensure future security enhancements to prevent such incidents. "Book some place, a restaurant or, I don't know, whatever. I have some other work I need to take care of, so I'd like to finish this issue quickly. I'll send you some Stark Tech, cameras and sensors, tell the people to work on it, and modify it for extreme security alerts. Because this guy might come again."

For further discussion with her, he books a dinner date with her for later.

On the other hand, Anna is sad that she doesn’t have a car, so she visits the school on an Uber. The driver asks her for an autograph and selfie instead of payment. Anna meets her old friend Kitty, a mutant, and is happy.

Soon Enrique appears too, flying, and meets Kitty. He calls her Shadowcat, and she is surprised by that since not many knew that superhero name of her yet. She leads him to meet Jean as per his request.

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Enrique just followed Kitty into the teacher's office, which was occupied by a lot of teachers this time around compared to the empty room last time.

"Jeaaan~"

Enrique smiled widely and approached the glasses-wearing redhead. She just blinked, until she was caught in a hug, suddenly blushing but unsure if she should push him away. He soon pulled back, and Jean was glad he hadn't tried anything funny with his hands, it really was a normal hug.

Her expression asked, were they close enough to share hugs like this?

…

He interacts with Jean Grey and other mutants and confronts Jean about why she and others weren’t present at the battle earlier. Jean is ashamed as she explains that a new mutant, Kid Omega, affected the X-Men's inability to participate in the New York battle. The kid had kept them busy so they couldn’t participate in the battle.

"Enrique, we really wanted to help, trust me. Helping in that battle would have allowed Mutants to earn great PR. But we had no way of getting involved. Because there was a mutant on the loose. It's a kid from our school. He called himself Kid Omega, and he made a mistake and murdered someone right under Xavier’s nose while attending the school, no small feat for any mutant.

"Quentin is… was an Omega-level, his main power was to form thoughts at a very fast rate. He could even control and manipulate the minds of others, as well, and he did that to gather a group of mutant children from our school to throw a revolt against us, the X-Men. He could also resist attempts of psychic manipulation on his own mind and in general shut down mind probes and keep most telepaths out of his head, and since the people he was using to attack us were just mind-controlled kids, we couldn't go all out."

That sounded like an annoying thing to deal with, Enrique could see it. Jean looked somewhat devastated as she said the next words.

"Ultimately, we had no choice but to… neutralize him. Cyclops had to blow him into blisters, and since that, he locked himself in a room. Killing a teen, even if that boy was mentally unwell, was a big hit to him. All of this happened when the sky split apart, Kid Omega had used that moment of shock to launch his attack, and the X-Men had no choice but to stay."

In the end, Enrique enrolls Anna into the school for real. Midtown High.

Once done, he seeks out Peter Parker in the school, swiftly pulling him aside to catch up. Their interaction is friendly and upbeat, with Peter sharing updates about his life, including his new relationship with Michelle, also known as MJ.

After ensuring Peter is doing well post-alien invasion, Enrique briefly encounters Felicia Hardy, who seems startled and quick to escape his presence, hinting at their complicated past interactions. All her mind still thought about that day at the pool, when she fled from his invitation into his arms.

A bit later, Jean stands by a window in her office, overseeing the schoolyard and Enrique joins her. She discusses with Enrique the integration of a new student, Sooraya Qadir, who has a traumatic past and is adjusting to Western culture. She’s from Afgan. Their conversation touches on the complexities of Sooraya's background and her superpowers, which Jean keeps confidential despite Enrique's prodding.

The mood lightens as Enrique encourages the young girls, including Anna and Kitty Pryde, to skip class and explore the town, showcasing his casual influence and desire to ensure they enjoy their youth. However, this laid-back approach raises Jean's concerns about spoiling Anna, though Enrique dismisses it, emphasizing treating young people well.

Their interaction becomes more personal as Enrique shares a beer with Jean, attempting to bridge their professional relationship into friendship despite past conflicts involving the X-Men. 

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"Hey," Jean looked slightly flustered, putting a hand on his chest, but she didn't exactly push him away. "That was the phoenix, I am Jean. Let us not mix up the two of us, okay? I don't… have any of her weird feelings for you."

Was that true? Would having a being like the phoenix inside her not influence her thoughts and desires even a little?

"Really?" Enrique gently grabbed her by the chin with his left hand. "You don't?"

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The chapter closes with an unexpected moment where Enrique and Jean share a kiss, caught by a lurking paparazzo. This spontaneous act sets the stage for potential public and personal ramifications, highlighting the intertwining of their superhero and personal lives under the scrutinizing eyes of the media.

Chapter 69 starts. After a passionate moment with Jean Grey, with both of them unaware of the paparazzi who took a photo of them kissing, Jean is left flustered and conflicted, as she quickly retreats, grappling with the unexpected intimacy.

Meanwhile, Enrique receives a call from Tigra about a disturbance involving their group during a girls' day out. Anna, Kitty, and Soorya had gone out earlier, and there was a little trouble on their side.

The situation, a gang fight, is quickly resolved by the powerful group, but it draws police attention. Enrique visits the scene to ensure everything is under control, particularly for Sooraya Qadir, who is being uncomfortably questioned by the police. His presence eases the tension, and a conversation with a more understanding officer hints at potential complications involving the Kingpin, suggesting future conflicts.

During this interaction, Mut's voice advises Enrique on the potential power of faith if Sooraya, a deeply religious individual, could be converted to worship Mut, highlighting her strategic value.

The chapter closes with Enrique planning a dinner meeting with MJ to discuss her concerns about her ex-boyfriend, the Green Goblin. His day ends with him preparing for the meeting, leaving Anna and Greer at home, potentially setting the stage for deeper involvement with the Hellfire Club and other elements of his complex life.

Mary Jane Watson meets Enrique for dinner with visible anxiety and lack of enthusiasm, contrasting sharply with the upscale setting. Her disheveled appearance reflects her inner turmoil about the Green Goblin's threat. Enrique tries to reassure her, emphasizing her exaggerated fear towards a cowardly enemy, aiming to boost her confidence.

Despite her initial fear, MJ finds solace in Enrique's protective assurance, though she remains unsettled by the potential danger the Green Goblin represents. Their conversation reveals her deep-seated fear that the villain might attack when Enrique isn't around to protect her.

Enrique, maintaining his composed demeanor, orders food and attempts to lighten the mood with a brief power outage trick, symbolizing his control and capability. He downplays the threat posed by the Green Goblin, suggesting that MJ is overestimating the danger. However, he acknowledges her concerns by discussing security measures and his reluctance to pursue the Green Goblin without proper evidence, albeit misleadingly claiming he needs more proof for action.

The dialogue subtly shifts as MJ questions what Enrique would do if she were attacked directly. His response is evasive, focusing on the improbability of such an event rather than providing a direct assurance of her safety. The conversation then turns more personal, with MJ grappling with her feelings of vulnerability and her perceived need for Enrique's protection, not just as a boss but on a more personal level.

The chapter concludes with Enrique and MJ sharing a private moment, blurring the lines between professional boundaries and personal involvement. 

In the following chapter, Chapter 71, Enrique drags her to his 2nd luxurious mansion, and breeds her for the entire night. The two drunk couples let loose and paint the entire living quarters with their love making session.

Thus, ends the summary of the entire story so far…. HAPPY READING.

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