"So, Leo, can you get in touch with Thor?"
Seeing Natasha look over at him, Leo felt a little puzzled.
I thought Thor had already come back. He said he was only going back to catch up with some old friends.
Knowing him, he might have gone drinking again.
Leo said helplessly, "I think having Leo here is enough. It doesn't matter whether Thor comes or not."
Tony immediately spoke up from the side.
Even Banner and Rogers couldn't help nodding in agreement.
Although Thor's abilities were extremely powerful, he was still far behind Leo.
This had been obvious during the Chitauri invasion.
After all, Leo was known as the Golden Legend, the strongest Avenger.
That was no empty title, but an undeniable fact that everyone had witnessed with their own eyes.
Natasha opened her mouth, wanting to say something, but she didn't know how to put it for the moment.
It seemed that once Leo joined the battlefield, Thor's powerful assistance was almost optional.
Banner looked at Leo. "Can I sit this one out tomorrow? Transforming is really uncomfortable every time."
"I should be able to solve that. As for whether you want to fight or not, that's up to you."
Leo replied casually. The kind of conflict they were facing now posed no challenge to him.
After all, just an hour ago, he had completely annihilated Corvus Glaive and his army of ten thousand.
Although there would certainly be more than ten thousand enemies in Sokovia this time, what difference did that make to Leo?
But unlike the Chitauri or the strange-looking Vanguard,
Leo felt no burden at all when dealing with aliens.
When facing his fellow humans on Earth, however, he felt reservations, along with powerful mental contamination.
The last time, if his abilities hadn't improved and