"Thor! Calm down! Listen to me! It wasn't what you thought it was!!!" Stark's roar echoed through the depths of space, but Thor did not listen to a word of his explanation and simply kept attacking with lightning.
From Thor's methods of attack, it was obvious that he had been blinded by rage. Although many people criticized Thor's habit of always charging into battle first, saying that he did not resemble an Inheritor or a king, no one could deny that he was truly powerful. He possessed exceptional tactical instincts, which was why he could charge ahead every time without getting himself killed.
But now, this close-combat tactical master had been angered to the point of throwing wild, unstructured punches. Normally, the power of the God of Light King, formed from lightning and flame, could be used in many ways. To a certain extent, it even countered Stark's swarm of machines, since lightning could easily travel between them.
In fact, the best tactic would have been to use a divine-power cage to restrict Stark's movement while wearing down the mechanical components around him, because Thor knew that Stark could not hold out for long.
The peak of a Single Universe was an awkward level for Stark. Above that level, one could merge into a single whole, no longer constrained by any energy source, becoming part of the universe's origin itself and thus no longer needing energy. Below that level, powering a human body and mechanical parts did not require much energy either.
But at the peak of a Single Universe, one had to forcefully elevate oneself with magical energy to sustain such immense power. Stark clearly did not have enough magical energy on hand, so fighting a war of attrition against him was Thor's best option.
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