Under the fearful gazes of the Indigell Gods, Thor took back his Gungnir, used it to open the Bifrost, and left Indigell directly.
However, Thor had no intention of returning to Asgard. Instead, he chose to head straight for Earth.
Because in Thor's view, Knull was a dangerous guy after all. In fact, never mind Knull—even Gorr wielding All-Black the Necrosword was also a dangerous existence to Asgard.
After all, even Thor had no confidence that he could withstand the damage from All-Black the Necrosword. The scene of that Skyfather-level powerhouse dying at the hands of Gorr, who held All-Black the Necrosword, was still vivid in Thor's mind.
Going to Earth was different. Setting aside the fact that Earth itself was Knull's destination, Earth's own strength alone was not something Asgard could compare to.
Even though Robet had now gone beyond the universe and vanished, Clark was still on Earth. Knull felt that Robet had been lying to him, and that Clark's strength was not that powerful, but Thor knew exactly how strong Clark was.
Yes, when Galactus had come to Earth, the commotion had been far too great. Asgard, which was not particularly far from Earth, had naturally noticed it and had witnessed that entire battle, including Clark's awakening and the subsequent battle in Inter-dimensional Space.
Therefore, Thor knew Clark's strength. In Thor's view, even if Knull really had malicious intentions, as long as Clark was there to hold the line, there would be no problem.
With the Bifrost's speed, it naturally was not as fast as a spatial rift or Instant Transmission, but Knull showed no intention of urging them on. Instead, he looked over the Bifrost with great interest, as if he had discovered something fascinating within it.
Knull's behavior made Thor feel like a thorn was