The Skrull and Kree who woke up in the hospital room practically wanted to cry. What had they said? What had they said?!
Did they really have to eat that meal?!
Sure enough, mechanization was civilization's only way forward. Look at those Bird People. Their cafeteria was built inside a nuclear missile silo, and they still dared to go in and eat. See what happened?
The reason they felt like crying without tears rather than anger was, on one hand, that none of their own people had died. On the other, these two nations understood Asgardians and humans better than anyone.
Given the temperament of Asgard's successive God Kings, don't tell me whose fault it was. If you dared disrespect me on my own turf and I didn't hammer you into a cripple, then Asgard must have risen from the west of the World Tree.
Humans had killed so many Shi'ar citizens. Never mind who provoked whom or who struck first, this celebration was definitely over. Wasn't that a vicious slap in Asgard's face? Humans were wrong to kill people, but behind closed doors, they were still Asgard's own people. Was the Shi'ar Empire entirely blameless?
Logically speaking, if Asgard and the Shi'ar Empire fell out completely, the Skrull and Kree should have been happy. After all, the three sides were currently at war. If Asgard stopped helping the Shi'ar Empire, there would be a greater chance it would help the other two.
But Asgard did not think that way. Their minds simply did not work like that. They would think: if you three weren't fighting, you wouldn't be trying to win my support; if you weren't trying to win my support, I wouldn't have invited you here; if I hadn't invited you here, I wouldn't have lost face. So