"Be careful, I'm coming."
Before the battle, Thor gave a reminder.
After all, he only wanted to spar—what if someone got hurt?
In response, Blaine could only shrug, silently indicating, You're overthinking it.
Thor still wanted to fight Gali?
Maybe peak Thor could trade blows with her, but right now, this was just the original first-generation Thor. And Gali? That was like an ant saying it wanted to fight an elephant.
Honestly, it was kind of funny.
But Blaine didn't bother to say anything. He simply leaped to the side, making space for the two of them.
If Gali wanted to play, let her play. If the girl one wanted to grab some snacks, he wouldn't stop her—though, for some reason, Gali was unusually obedient around him.
In fact, if he could, Blaine would gladly keep feeding Gali. Well, it was said to be feeding Gali, but in truth, he was feeding the cosmic tapeworm inside her.
After all, once you truly fed that thing, hunger was no longer a concern.
"No problem."
Gali nodded. A flash of purple light flickered in her eyes.
Suddenly, Thor felt a tremendous force surge toward him, like an invisible giant hand trying to seize him.
Feeling the terrifying pressure, he was instantly alarmed. With a roar, the dormant thunder on his body erupted once again—crackle, crackle—lightning several meters long danced along his limbs. His eyes, glowing with arcs of electricity, surged with power like never before.
Lightning gathered across his entire body, and the brilliant arcs completely overtook his pupils, leaving only radiant energy behind.
Boom!
Dark clouds gathered in the sky.
The once-clear night sky darkened, rumbling with thunder as bolts of lightning crackled within the clouds.
Raising Mjolnir high, Thor drew the lightning from the atmosphere into the hammer, channeling it through his body, enhancing his strength.
Lightning wasn't just flash and sound—it was the embodiment of destructive power, deadlier than fire in pure force.
Thor was about to explode with power, every movement radiating the kind of raw force that could level worlds.
Sitting off to the side, Blaine watched Thor and nodded.
As expected of Thor—the legendary God of Thunder and one of the top-tier combat powers in the Marvel universe.
…
But in the end, no matter how explosive your moves are, they mean nothing in front of an absolute being.
There's always someone stronger. No matter how powerful you are—someone out there is even more so.
Gali let out a light snort, and the lightning surrounding Thor vanished instantly, as if water had doused a flame.
What the hell?
A crushing sense of suppression descended. Thor was like a drenched cat, grabbed by the scruff of the neck—completely immobilized, no matter how much he struggled.
Gali raised a slender hand, pointed into the air, and twisted her finger clockwise.
Whoosh!
In an instant, the mighty Thor turned into a spinning blur, hurtling through the air at insane speed.
The cold wind blowing from the rotation actually brought a pleasant breeze to the summer night.
"Hmm~"
Gali hummed an unknown tune. Fifteen minutes was just right. She sat on the edge of Warehouse No. 3, her feet swinging in the air, and pulled a planet from her watch, taking a bite.
Meanwhile, her other hand kept moving, index finger extended, controlling the helpless Thor as he spun left, right, up, and down. Occasionally, she tossed in a few stunts—making it all look quite stylish.
Completely treated like a toy, Thor looked miserable, his face contorted like someone with severe constipation.
Again?
The same move she used not long ago!
Although Thor was in a far stronger state than before, in front of this girl, nothing seemed to have changed.
Faster and faster. Spinning faster and faster.
Gali was proving a point using Thor:
God or not, human or not—everyone can get dizzy. If they don't, you're just not spinning them fast enough yet.
Thor was already feeling nauseous.
The speed was simply too much. Even with his Godly physique, he couldn't take it.
"Stop! Stop! I give up! I give up!"
He cried out repeatedly for mercy.
Gali shrugged and let him go.
She didn't know how to win without hurting him. After all, as someone comparable to a cosmic deity, even a tap could accidentally kill Thor.
Eventually, she settled on this method. She had used it before—might as well use it again.
Thor crashed to the ground. His face was pale, stomach churning. Finally, unable to endure any longer, he fell to his knees and vomited violently.
He looked pretty pathetic.
Blaine shook his head. Damn, back before he became a Bounty Hunter, he'd been terrified of passing out, since his weak stomach would always betray him. He used to gag from just bad smells—let alone fainting. Vomiting until you were sick? Totally real.
Now though, with a Constitution stat of 100, he had an iron stomach.
"I lost."
After a while, Thor managed to recover. Looking like he'd been reborn, he stared at Gali gnawing on her planet.
Suddenly, realization struck—like a bolt of lightning. His entire body trembled.
"So… the robot's now mine, right?"
Gali ate the last bite and looked at him.
"Yes. That's right..." Thor nodded stiffly.
"Good. Hee hee."
Gali grinned playfully, then took off toward the site where Destroyer had landed.
Yes, she flew.
Flight was the most basic ability for someone at Gali's level.
As she disappeared into the Warehouse, Thor let out an involuntary sigh of relief and leapt down in front of the four Asgardian warriors.
"Everyone good? Let's head back." He sounded a bit anxious.
He had good reason.
As the Son of Odin, Thor had sharp eyes.
And the moment he saw what Gali was holding, he nearly lost it.
He didn't want to believe it—but his worldview shattered.
There are girls who eat roasted chicken, duck, and drumsticks.
But this?
A girl who eats planets?
Thor immediately put a mental label on Gali: Do Not Provoke.
Without hesitation, he decided to take his four companions back to Asgard—and fast.
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