Without a doubt, Thor's initiative to attack meant that the all-out war between Earth and Thanos had officially begun.
No matter what Tony Stark had been thinking before, he now had to stand on the same side as the Thunder God.
Thus, a battle that would determine the fate of half the universe's population erupted fully on Titan.
For a time, the Avengers Alliance, the Inhumans, and the sorcerers pulled out all the stops, trying to seize the Infinity Gauntlet and the five stones embedded in it from Thanos.
Meanwhile, Thanos had set his sights on the final Time Stone in Doctor Strange's possession.
The two sides traded blows, mercilessly ravaging this abandoned planet.
Thor relied on his awakened divine power and the newly forged Stormbreaker to launch one desperate charge after another at Thanos.
Nearly every attack forced his opponent to deal with it at full attention.
Stephen Strange, meanwhile, used his ever-changing magic to assist and restrain Thanos from the side, creating opportunities for Thor and the Inhumans to attack.
As for the highly mobile Spider-Man Peter Parker and Quicksilver, they darted back and forth across the battlefield like two bolts of lightning, either slipping in to cause Thanos trouble or retreating with injured comrades.
Even Iron Man, the leader of the Avengers, could not help clicking his tongue in amazement at their coordination.
However, considering that the two young men often teamed up as vigilantes to deal with rampant criminals and gangs, their seamless understanding did not seem all that strange.
Unfortunately, Spider-Man's sharp reflexes and intuition, along with Quicksilver's speed, were utterly incapable of producing any unexpected effect against Thanos, who possessed five Infinity Stones.
The Space Stone and the Reality Stone in particular were enough to prevent the two from even getting close.
Whenever Quicksilver