Nick Fury frowned slightly, unable to understand.
Odin had already taken the Reality Stone. Since Odin had been able to take it, he certainly would not let go of it so easily.
The gap in strength between Asgard and Earth was simply too vast.
There was no hope at all.
Although Nick Fury was not someone who gave up easily, he was also someone who could clearly see reality.
If they continued getting involved with the Reality Stone, they could too easily be dragged into the war between Asgard and the Dark Elves.
That war could very well end with a Star Annihilator Cannon or a Rainbow Bridge going off target and striking Earth, blowing the entire planet apart.
Earth was not a Realm of Gods like Asgard, protected by magical barriers.
If a Star Annihilator Cannon or Rainbow Bridge struck Earth, and there was no second Ancient One to appear, then Earth would truly be finished.
Therefore, Nick Fury clearly understood that since they had failed to obtain the Reality Stone at this moment, it was no longer appropriate for them to get involved.
Strictly speaking, they were not qualified to intervene in the war between Asgard and the Dark Elves.
Withdrawing in time, reducing their presence, and preventing Asgard from dragging Earth into its war against the Dark Elves was the correct choice.
Of course, given the arrogance of Asgard and Odin, they would not ask the nations of Earth for help. At most, Asgard would withstand the Dark Elves' assault and force a war with them.
This much was obvious from the distinct personality of an Asgardian like Thor.
But if they participated, it would mean entering a war with both Asgard and the Dark Elves to seize the Reality Stone.
Did Earth have the qualifications to