Marvel: Osborn's Mega-Corporation
Chapter 369

Nidavellir's Destruction

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"The self-destruct sequence has been activated."

After making the final adjustments, Thanos changed Second Temple's operating mode. The entire ship accelerated toward Nidavellir as though making one last desperate gamble.

"Divide the remaining fleet into three groups. Move separately."

With that, Thanos boarded an evacuation vessel.

Second Temple diverted all its energy into its engines. Its speed soon exceeded what the damaged vessel could endure, and it began to break apart, ring-shaped ships flying out from within.

Clearly, Thanos had begun evacuating.

Thanos's fleet consisted mainly of small ships. Now that Second Temple was breaking apart, those vessels swarmed out like flies from a corpse. For a moment, Harry had no idea which ship Thanos was aboard and could only have the fleet keep its distance while pursuing them.

Yet aside from its propulsion system, the detection systems clearly showed that the main cannon at its bow was still charging—

Sensing the shift in the enemy's behavior, Oyin immediately warned him:

"Sir, the enemy has abandoned all systems except propulsion and the main cannon. Judging from its route, recklessly destroying its ship may trigger some sort of chain reaction."

In truth, Oyin did not need to tell him. Harry could see that Thanos was clearly planning something to cover his retreat.

When the dwarves in the Ring saw Second Temple flying toward them, they were terrified out of their wits!

Although Second Temple had looked like a lumbering fool in this battle, taking hits passively the entire time, its shields had genuinely withstood twelve Light Lance strikes!

What did twelve Light Lance strikes mean? Using shields against this kind of energy attack came down to energy supply and output!

As Thanos's palace, Second Temple possessed considerable combat power, but it also had to allocate vast amounts of energy to maintaining

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