"How did you end up on this planet?" Thor asked in confusion.
"Someone told me that the famous Thor had been sold to the Grandmaster and would be competing in the Contest of Champions. Of course I had to come watch such an interesting match."
Thor froze for a moment, then lifted his chin solemnly. "You all saw it. I won, right?"
"Judging by the result, Hulk flattened you." Daisy smiled mischievously. "I recorded it. I'll definitely show it to them when we get back to Earth."
"Daisy, you wouldn't be that bored, would you?"
Daisy shrugged. "I'm kidding. At most, I'll show Jane.
"You haven't gone to see her in so long. You deserved that beating."
Thor: ...
"Forget it. Since you could get here, you can definitely leave too, right?"
"Of course."
"Great! Where's the spaceship?"
"Spaceship? What spaceship?" Aaron was baffled, but quickly understood. "For certain half-baked gods, a spaceship really is essential for traveling between star systems.
"But I don't need that thing. I have another method, a more convenient one."
"What method?"
Aaron took a step forward right in front of him. "Like this. From Earth to Sakaar."
Crack! Crack!
Thor blinked blankly. "Are you kidding?"
Aaron snapped his fingers, and a portal sparkling with golden sparks appeared before Thor.
"Master?" Abe kicked aside a rainbow sundae more than ten times its size, then obediently sat on a sofa made of cotton candy.
Aaron rolled his eyes. "We leave home for a while and you really let yourself go!"
"No, this is just a simple, unpretentious breakfast."
Aaron laughed helplessly. "Don't starve yourself."
"Don't worry, Master. I won't."
"That was your home?" Thor asked incredulously. "Your home on Earth?"
"Obviously." Aaron casually closed the portal. "As long as you have accurate coordinates, traveling between star