"It means exactly what it says," Thor said calmly. "At certain times, Harry's strength has already surpassed that of my father, reaching an even higher level. That's why even my father cannot take Harry lightly and must treat him with the utmost seriousness."
"What?" Jane's eyes widened at those words, her face filled with disbelief.
Not only had the doubts in her heart not faded, they had instead grown stronger, snowballing out of control.
She muttered to herself, Wait, isn't Harry just a mage?
Though he was indeed powerful, your father, All-Father Odin, was the renowned king of the gods, ruler of the vast divine realm. How could he be weaker than Harry?
Harry was merely an Earthling. In the universe's long history, Earth was nothing more than an insignificant corner. How could he possibly surpass All-Father Odin, who had dominated the universe for thousands of years?
This was absurd!
Thor noticed Jane's confusion. He sighed softly, then patiently explained again:
"Jane, in this world, strength may be related to age, but it is by no means an unchanging ironclad rule.
Across the multiverse, extraordinary people and strange events emerge endlessly. From time to time, someone will encounter all sorts of opportunities or mysterious cultivation methods, allowing their strength to rise rapidly.
However, even when most people break through, the extent of their improvement is relatively limited.
But Harry is different. He improved a little too much, leaping straight to the Multiverse Level and gaining power strong enough to shake the entire multiverse!"
Jane felt as though she had known her friend was rich, but had never known exactly how rich—until she learned the truth and discovered he was actually the richest person in the world!
Jane was also confused by some of the terms Thor had mentioned, so she