Thanos slaughtered half the life in the universe not out of hatred, or to vent his anger.
He did it simply to save them.
That was a fascinating way of thinking.
When he realized the Infinity Gems were useless,
it would be Huang Yun's turn to step in.
During World War II on Earth, Huang Yun had met Captain America, Steve Rogers.
His beliefs were firm, and he was strong.
But his perspective was too narrow.
It was limited to conflicts between nations.
Even after joining the Avengers later on, he was just a soldier who followed orders.
Someone like him could wield the Four Elements Armor without any problems.
But compared to the Asura Armor Huang Yun envisioned, the gap was enormous.
So Thanos was now the only candidate left for Huang Yun to forge the Asura Armor.
And not just any Thanos—the Thanos from this universe.
Huang Yun had observed many versions of Thanos across the multiverse.
In the end, he chose the Thanos from this universe.
Perhaps it was because of the butterfly effect.
The Thanos in Huang Yun's universe had a firmer will and a clearer goal.
Perhaps Huang Yun's victory over Arishem thousands of years ago had given Thanos confidence.
It had made him believe that even gods could be defeated, which might explain the outcome.
Thanos's primary goal now was to defeat the Heavenly God Group.
If that proved impossible, he would slaughter half the life in the universe.
See?
That was what you called perspective.
Such conviction and devotion to power had already shown Huang Yun that forging the Asura Armor was possible.
But it wasn't enough yet.
When Thanos realized the Infinity Gems couldn't help him,
it would be Huang Yun's turn. The Asura Armor could grant Thanos the power to slay