From Heimdall's words, Thor still did not know exactly how powerful Darkseid was, but he understood one thing: even if the Earth Pantheon had been at its absolute peak, they likely would not have been a match for the current Darkseid.
With strength like that, Thor naturally would not act like the reckless Hammer God he had once been and think his own power could clash with Darkseid's. Thor only wondered that, since Darkseid was so powerful, his subordinates ought to be fairly strong too, right?
After all, when Darkseid had invaded Earth during the Age of Gods, his forces could not have consisted of only Darkseid and Parademons, could they? Thor had already seen the level of Parademons on the Avengers' side. It could be said that Parademons were indeed quite good; if unarmed Asgardians ran into Parademons, they really might not be guaranteed to win.
But the weapons currently on Earth were already enough to break through Parademon defenses and kill them. That meant the so-called Parademons could still be considered consumables in a swarm tactic.
Perhaps Parademons had no problem dealing with ordinary planetary civilizations. Even a top cosmic civilization like the Kree Empire could not withstand the seemingly endless assault of Parademons, especially since Darkseid also had home-invasion methods like space Portals, allowing the Parademons to achieve maximum effect.
But that was when Parademons were dealing with civilizations that had no powerhouses. If the invaded civilization possessed multiple powerful beings like the Gods, then between Darkseid and the Parademons, there had to be other combat forces of different levels. Otherwise, could they really expect Darkseid, the boss, to stop every single powerhouse on his own?
"I'm really looking forward to this!" At that thought, Thor's eyes flashed. He could not beat Robet, and fighting Kara was