"Are you sure you can break the Dark Elves' warship shields?" He-El looked at Tony Stark skeptically. "The Dark Elves were capable of fighting Asgard. Their technology and Battle Power should be roughly on par with Asgard's, so their firepower and shields can't be weak."
With a single Rainbow Bridge, Asgard could destroy a planet like Earth. That meant the Dark Elves could as well.
Without deliberately throwing lives away, could Tony Stark, Earth's smartest man, really break the shields of a Dark Elves warship?
Could Tony Stark, whose technology relied on Earth's materials and scientific base, truly break the shields of the Dark Elves, who stood on the same level as the Asgardian Pantheon?
Transferring the Dark Elves to another abandoned planet was a good idea, but whether they could truly deal with them was another matter entirely.
Setting aside his own Battle Power, He-El made a rough estimate based solely on the Avengers before him.
If the Dark Elves were not stupid enough to abandon their greatest advantage and insist on engaging the Avengers in close combat, then with their military strength, they should be able to simply sweep away Earth's people with direct firepower.
Perhaps not as overwhelmingly as Asgard, but not far off either.
For a warship traveling through outer space, its shields were a crucial line of defense against meteor streams and for maintaining the ship's safety. Any warship manufacturer would reinforce shield design to the utmost. Without knowing the shield's specifications, breaking it would require far more than one or two simple laser blasts.
The Avengers all looked toward Tony Stark.
He-El's warning was realistic. If they could not even break the enemy's shields, there would be no need for close combat at all. The enemy could simply bombard them from afar with their