Odin's majestic face darkened at General Ross's words. Even the towering divine body standing over Asgard's skies stirred, wanting to destroy everything that emerged from He-El's Space Bridges.
The densely packed fighter jets poured endlessly from the glowing curtains of the Space Bridges like locusts, every single one carrying at least several nuclear bombs.
Odin had taken notice of these most powerful weapons on Earth because of He-El. Decades ago, nuclear bombs called "Little Boy" and "Fat Man" had directly destroyed cities in human wars, killing and wounding hundreds of thousands. In the decades that followed, humanity had madly created even more powerful nuclear bombs, such as the "Tsar."
To Odin, such weapons were not particularly exaggerated, nor were they especially formidable.
Asgard alone possessed planet-destroying weapons such as the Rainbow Bridge. The Destroyer, Mjolnir, and Gungnir, the Eternal Spear, were all extraordinary divine artifacts capable of turning mortals into gods. Nuclear bombs truly were not all that impressive.
But... this was an explosion on Asgard's surface. That made things far from simple.
The nuclear bombs' power might be greatly reduced in Asgard, but they were still nuclear bombs. Add in the nuclear radiation, and while Asgardians were more than three times stronger than Earthlings, few divine warriors could directly withstand the blast's effects.
Watching the Space Bridge's light curtains spew out fighters of every kind like a swarm from a hive, Odin's scalp tingled. His expression turned grim, and he itched to destroy all of them.
Yet the pair of dark crimson eyes on He-El's Quark Armor seemed to remain vigilantly fixed upon Odin.
That look seemed to say that he did not mind mutually assured destruction.
Odin could destroy Earth.
Likewise, He-El could destroy Asgard.
The Asgardian army and the Earth forces behind He-El each occupied half the