A bolt of lightning crashed down solidly.
Thor held nothing back this time. Even if humanity might hold him accountable for murder afterward, he showed no mercy whatsoever. That strike carried enough force to kill an ordinary person ten times over.
Only after striking did he remember to ask, "How did he insult you?"
Before Loki could speak, Schiller repeated what Dario had said first: "I truly find it difficult to imagine that such a superior race exists in the universe. Powerful physical capabilities, even more powerful divine strength, an almost unbeatable leader, not a single useless individual holding the rest back. You were practically born for victory..."
Thor's face darkened further and further. Then, with another crack, another bolt of lightning struck Dario's location.
If the previous bolt had been a full-force attack, this one was an exceptional performance. It blasted straight through the floor of the level they were on, punched down another two or three floors, and set some electrical equipment below ablaze. Thick black smoke poured from the entire building.
The ordinary employees below screamed and fled outside. Some people tried to stop them, but there was no holding them back. Standing by the window, Schiller saw many people on the road stop to watch. After all, the last spectacle this big had been a plane crashing into a building.
Loki, standing beside him, suddenly nudged Thor's elbow. "Did you file an application with S.H.I.E.L.D. before you came over?"
"No. I was in too much of a hurry. The Bifrost sent me directly overhead, and then I teleported down."
"We need to visit the space station. If they can't figure out who that light belonged to, they probably won't sleep tonight. Let's go."
After the two left, Schiller left as well.
As for Dario? The lightning