In truth, the gods of Asgard were worlds apart from true creator deities.
Even if Odin, King of Gods, had bestowed upon Rorschach the ancient divine office of the God of War,
he still could not obtain a power of Thor capable of gradually growing stronger.
Yet after pondering it for some time, Rorschach decided to accept the divine office of the God of War and the divine power that came with it.
On one hand, the war situation within the Imperium of Man was worsening by the day, while the Local Universe was no longer peaceful either.
Thanos's arrival in particular
once again gave Rorschach the sense of an impending catastrophe, making him feel the need to grow stronger as quickly as possible.
On the other hand, Rorschach had already decided that before returning to Macragge,
he would dispatch every local fleet into the depths of space, alongside some Raven Guard and mortal agents, to search for the remaining two Infinity Stones.
Since Thanos, who already possessed the Cosmic Cube, did not care about the Infinity Stones,
then Rorschach might as well collect every Infinity Stone himself.
Rorschach believed that even if the terrifying state of gathering all six stones could not overpower the current Thanos, it would surely allow him to stand on equal footing with him and preserve a place for humanity!
Not long afterward, Odin, King of Gods, who had asked Rorschach to wait for a moment, returned from the depths of the utterly ruined Odin's Vault.
He carefully placed a red diamond-shaped crystal floating above his palm into Rorschach's massive body.
However, after successfully receiving the divine office of the God of War, Rorschach neither felt unfamiliar power repeatedly welling up within him nor sensed any discomfort arising inside his body.
As for Rorschach's confusion,