"How did that happen, Thanos..." Steve Rogers stared in shock at Thanos and He-El's clashing fists from afar.
He had originally expected an earth-shattering explosion.
Yet without a sound, Thanos had been flattened by He-El.
Not flattened through ordinary physical violence, but turned into a sheet of paper.
The phenomenon left the not particularly well-educated Steve Rogers completely dumbfounded.
He-El's technology was no longer a matter of whether they could stand against it. It was... how were you supposed to face someone who could turn living beings into paper?
Natasha Romanoff and Clint Barton stood there with blank eyes and absurd expressions, their features twisted strangely.
They could not understand what had happened.
Knowledge of technology beyond all reason was already far beyond their reach.
As for T'Challa and Peter Pakkun farther back, they were reeling from the truth Steve Rogers, Natasha Romanoff, and Clint Barton had told them.
While keeping an eye on the battle at the center, Steve Rogers, Natasha Romanoff, and Clint Barton had also remained wary of T'Challa and Peter Pakkun, guarding against unstable factors as they told them the truth.
Just like everyone else when they first learned He-El's true identity, T'Challa and Peter Pakkun found the truth difficult to believe and were left stunned amid a storm of thoughts.
Steve Rogers raised his shield slightly, wanting to enter the battlefield and help, but he knew he would be useless in this kind of fight.
At the very least, he needed to get He-El out of that demon-god-like armor before he could have a chance to join the battle.
Otherwise, entering this fight would only cause trouble.
Steve Rogers wore a grave, stunned expression as he stared intently at He-El and Thanos, watching Tony Stark's massive Iron Man hand attack He-El.
After He-El used the