"I'm not, I didn't, don't talk nonsense." The Thought Form blurted out a triple denial. "This universe doesn't lack saviors. It's not my turn to be one.
"And I don't want to be some savior either. That would expose me to Gaius's enemies, just like now."
Thanos opened his mouth in surprise, finding it absurd for no reason. "Are you serious?"
"Couldn't be more serious. From the first day I came to this universe, all I wanted was to go home.
"Go home, understand?" the Thought Form said emotionally. "Back then, I had just graduated, just become an adult, and had only been through a few unforgettable romances. But before that, I'd already experienced more than one horrific war."
"So I don't want to meddle in other people's business, because it would drag me into trouble. Can you understand a young man's desire for a peaceful life?"
"Uh... barely."
"But you ruined all of it. I could have gone home soon."
Thanos's heart skipped a beat. He seemed to understand something and instinctively glanced at Asgard. "Why did you stop Ragnarok? Wasn't it Odin and Ancient One's arrangement?"
"It has absolutely nothing to do with those two black-hearted old schemers. I came here only because of Hela, the Goddess of Death.
"She's my woman. I couldn't just watch her die in this apocalypse.
"If you insist on calling it something, this was Odin's conspiracy. He used his daughter to lure me to Asgard and stop Ragnarok.
"It was never meant to be so complicated. If you hadn't stopped me here, I could have taken her away without a sound. Whether Asgard was destroyed had nothing to do with me."
Thanos's mouth twitched slightly at that.
He had never expected Aaron to remain here for nothing more than a woman.
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