It Was All He-El's Fault

After He-El defeated the Destroyer, the news industry practically erupted into celebration, with countless reports praising and marveling at He-El appearing one after another.

Journalists always found unique angles from which to lavish praise on He-El, portraying him as a modern-day saint, a pioneer of humanity, and the savior of suffering mankind.

Although He-El occupied most of the international news coverage, Iron Man Tony Stark was reveling throughout New York. Even with his leg in a cast, he threw several parties filled with beautiful women, making everyone else green with envy.

Only Thor spent his days clutching his hammer and rushing into the clouds, conducting an utterly inefficient visual search for the Cosmic Cube.

After Mjolnir had flown into He-El's hand of its own accord that day, Thor had been somewhat embarrassed and looked rather unpleasant. But He-El casually tossed Mjolnir back to Thor, greatly relieving him. Thor believed that he truly was worthy of Mjolnir's recognition, and that he had judged a gentleman by his own petty standards.

Favorability toward He-El +100%

That very day, Thor could not wait to begin his journey to search for the Cosmic Cube.

Odin did not provide a specific location. He merely told Thor to search, reminded him about He-El, and then vanished. Thor had been unable to contact his father ever since.

Over the recent period, Thor frequently flew about in search of the Cosmic Cube, and was captured by numerous people and satellites.

Whenever Thor landed in a city, reporters quickly found him. Thor did not hide anything and announced that he was Thor, the God of Thunder, from Asgard. This sparked waves of astonished cries, allowing the general public to learn of the existence of gods for the first time and setting off a frenzy of religious faith.

Occasionally, Thor