"Don't doubt it. That's Luke's Hebron," Tony muttered with certainty.
"I have a very bad feeling about this." Nick's face was cold. He had always believed everything was still under his control, until this moment, until he saw the Rain of Light cascading down like a waterfall over Hebron Industrial Park.
"Who would attack Luke's Hebron? Should we go help?" Thor held Mjolnir in his hand.
After he said that, he realized that everyone, including Dr. Banner, had turned to stare at him.
"What? Why are you looking at me like that?" Thor was utterly baffled under the gazes of the three men.
"Who do you think could create a scene like this?" Nick pointed at the source of the waterfall of light pouring down through the night: a warship whose firepower exceeded Midgard's standards.
"Think about what your brother did not long ago." Dr. Banner pointed at Nick, offering a subtle reminder.
"I think your brother did it," Tony said far more directly.
"It couldn't have been my brother!" Thor reflexively argued. Then, facing the three men's intensely distrustful stares, he changed his words. "All right, there's a slight chance it was my brother."
Then Thor simply gave up and said, "This is exactly the kind of thing he'd do. He needs to be taught a lesson."
"I think the lesson can wait. First, you and your brother may have to face an angry Luke." Tony snorted. "I've never seen what Luke looks like when he's angry, but I know that guy holds grudges and never lets even the slightest slight go. It won't be easy to calm him down. Are you and your father ready to bleed heavily?"
Thor's face instantly darkened. What price had Asgard paid the last time they bailed his brother out?
Bifrost technology.
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