Thor: Dare to Be Disloyal? Believe It or Not, I'll Smash Your Head!
"Fuck!"
A classic Chinese phrase burst from Fury's mouth. His eyes reddened, and he snarled, "One step too slow again! Why is it always just one step too slow?!"
From the very beginning, S.H.I.E.L.D.. and the Avengers were led by the nose by Laufey and were completely at a disadvantage.
They finally located the Tesseract, giving them a chance to turn the tide, but the enormous wormhole in the sky rendered their efforts futile, making it seem like a joke!
Even before the war began, many people had already fallen into deep despair.
How do I play?
The enemy clearly came with the intention of launching a large-scale war, and they have an overwhelming numerical advantage.
With just a few Avengers, they might not even be able to fill someone's teeth!
As it turned out, Alvin was right.
This is reality, not a movie. The commander of the Chitauri army has no intention of giving them a chance and has dispatched its maximum fighting force in one go!
Ten "Leviathan Bio-Carrier," like Mother Body carrying "spores," saw countless Chitauri warriors detach from the motherships and land on every street in New York like raindrops!
Furthermore, the Chitauri army also has a large number of air units that ride motorized airships to strike ground targets from the air, forming a near-perfect coordination with the land-based warriors, steadily advancing step by step and expanding their controlled area!
Then, the infantry would occupy various high points and set up specialized anti-aircraft and large-scale firing positions to deal with the enemy that would come next.
In short, to sum it up in one sentence, he is a highly professional commander. This is evident from the coordination between various units and the construction of the positions, and he is also a commander who has been through many battles.
Alvin wasn't surprised by this. After all, Horleigh was part of Thanos's army. If they were really as useless as they were in the movies, they would have been crushed by Thanos long ago.
Moreover, there's another difference compared to the movie.
The people responsible for guarding the wormhole are no longer a helpless scientist, but hundreds of Frost Giants and their leader Laufey, who wields a powerful artifact!
It is foreseeable that getting close to the Tesseract will inevitably come at a huge price!
In a real war, no one is a fool.
They knew the importance of the Tesseract, but didn't the enemy?
No, Laufey and the Chitauri commanders understood the importance of protecting the Tesseract even better than they did.
In addition to hundreds of Frost Giants, the Chitauri have deployed heavy firepower and multiple defensive positions on all high points and intersections within a five-kilometer radius of Stark Tower, where the Tesseract is located.
From the sky to the streets.
Every building, even the sewers, was crammed with Chitauri soldiers, just like the Maginot Line built by the France during World War II!
There is absolutely no derogatory meaning here; it refers to the "Maginot Line" in its true sense!
Judging from the satellite-transmitted maps, the Chitauri army's defenses are extremely tight, leaving no gaps. The only way to get close to the Tesseract is through a multi-pronged attack!
Then, another question arises.
With human capabilities, breaking through the Chitauri army's defenses would be an almost impossible task, even with the Avengers involved.
Missile?
No, Alvin guessed that even if the government launched missiles, they would most likely be shot down by the Chitauri army before they hit the target, or be completely silenced!
Like I said, this isn't a movie.
Judging from the technological prowess of the Chitauri army, it's hard to imagine that a race capable of creating Leviathan Bio-ship in the field of biomechanics would foolishly wait to be hit by human missiles.
It's obviously impossible to get close to the Tesseract like in the movies.
Even Tony, the most optimistic Avengers, looked extremely grim.
"That's my building! These damn Frost Giants, shouldn't they at least greet the owner before using my building?!" he raged, seemingly joking, but only those who understood him knew that he was simply venting his stress.
After all, the enemy they were facing this time was a massive army, not just one or two terrorists relying on superpowers!
The Chitauri pouring out of that wormhole are increasing in number at an alarming rate, like a dark cloud covering the sky above New York City, taking over the ground of every street.
Anyone who saw this would inevitably feel despair, wouldn't they?
Still too cowardly... Looking at the wavering crowd, Alvin frowned.
If this were in the Purgatory Galaxy, the nobles in the Hive City would probably still be singing and dancing as usual, even with such a small number of enemies.
It's only a few tens of thousands, and you're already this scared?
It seems that after this war ends, he'll have to find a way to give these cowards a taste of their own medicine.
"Gentlemen, it's not time to despair yet."
Alvin's voice seemed to possess a certain magic, pulling everyone back to reality from their despair.
"Don't forget the mission we bear!" His voice was deep, yet possessed an irresistible magic, like a war drum that awakened hope in everyone. "We are humanity's last line of defense. If even we give up, who will protect the Earth?"
"The Avengers were originally formed with the goal of becoming the last line of defense for humanity."
"Now, it's our turn!"
He added a touch of Psychic Power suggestion to his voice.
In this way, the people who had previously had no will to fight seemed to suddenly feel the heavy burden on their shoulders, and their extinguished fighting spirit was rekindled!
"What should we do?" Fury took a deep breath, a hint of hope creeping into his voice.
Now that things have come to this, he is powerless to reverse the situation. Faced with such a huge disadvantage, he can only place all his hopes on Alvin.
I have an idea.
Alvin's gaze fell on the Avengers and the others. "Now, I'll give you a chance to save the world, how about it?"
Upon hearing this, Tony immediately had a bad feeling. "Wait, explain yourself first, how exactly do you plan to save us?"
He knew Alvin all too well; seeing him like this, he knew he was in for trouble.
"No, you're not needed for this mission, Tony." Alvin shook his head, then turned to Thor and Banner: "I'll arrange a landing craft specifically for you, and then we'll go straight for the enemy's mothership outside the wormhole."
"According to my information, the Chitauri are a product of the fusion of biological and mechanical elements." He paused for a brief half-second before explaining his reasoning, "By destroying the mothership's command center, we can paralyze the entire Chitauri, and that's our only way to win!"
The reason for rejecting Tony was not entirely due to "personal" reasons.
Similarly, Natasha and Barton were not selected either. The reason is simple: they were not very useful in boarding action, and Tony was more suited to scientific research than to being a soldier.
In conclusion, this "hard work" fell to the only two combatants, Thor and Hulk.
"You mean, it's just the two of us, him and me?" Banner's eyes widened, and he swallowed hard.
"Of course, it won't just be the two of you." Alvin chuckled and said, "To ensure the mission's success, I'll also arrange for two Tactical Squad of Space Marine to board the landing craft alongside you and launch an assault on the enemy mothership."
"It's okay, I understand!"
Thor patted his chest, grabbed Banner who was trying to escape, and grinned, "Don't worry, it's just a gang fight, I'm a pro at that!"
"Gulp..."
Banner swallowed hard, tears welling in his eyes. "How... can I refuse?"
However, before Alvin could speak, Thor pressed his hammer against Alvin's head, his face expressionless and his eyes extremely hostile. "Not going? That's disloyalty. I don't mind smashing your head in here first!"
Banner's lips twitched, and he finally had no choice but to surrender.
He dared not gamble on whether God of Thunder Hulk Norse mythology!