"The problem is right there." Banner sounded somewhat baffled. "At first, I thought Thrór would summon his hammer and make short work of those scavengers.
"But he didn't. He couldn't resist like an ordinary person and was instead knocked unconscious by a stun baton."
"A stun baton?" Aaron slapped his forehead speechlessly. "He's Thor! Thor got stunned by a tiny electric current?"
"Apparently, it isn't the first time."
Aaron: ...
"Either something happened to him. When Odin sealed his divine power, he couldn't summon Mjolnir either.
"Or something happened to his hammer. Thrór's divine power isn't weak, but it all has to be channeled through Mjolnir. Without that divine artifact, he can't bring out his true strength at all."
"It should be the hammer," Banner said thoughtfully. "When Thrór tried to break free from that chair, I saw electricity flickering around his hands. That proves his divine power hasn't been sealed."
"Is that so? Then how is he doing now?"
"He looks haggard and deeply sorrowful... like his father died.
"Did Thrór learn that Odin was dead?"
"That's possible. Before Odin died, he would definitely have told his two children.
"But that doesn't seem necessarily connected to what happened to him. He couldn't have exiled himself to the universe's largest dump just because his father died, could he?
"And something happened to his hammer too. That makes it rather thought-provoking."
"The Grandmaster has locked him in a cell. If nothing unexpected happens, he'll be appearing in the arena soon." Banner hesitated for a moment. "Do you think I should save him?"
"Does he need saving?"
"Maybe!
"Without Mjolnir, forget Sakaar—even breaking out of his cell would be impossible for him."
"Does he know you're on this planet?"
"No. I saw him, but he didn't see me.
"But he'll probably find