"Sorry, excuse me for a moment."
Coulson gave Oaks a meaningful look, stood up, and walked out of the interrogation room. Oaks smiled at Thor.
"Mr. Thor, you can gather your thoughts... We'll see you in a moment."
After walking out of the interrogation room and closing the door, Coulson could no longer keep his expression under control.
"Consultant, do you really believe him?!"
"He can't produce evidence that he's telling the truth, and we can't produce evidence that he's lying."
Oaks inconspicuously glanced toward the interrogation room. He sensed a new fluctuation of magic...
Glancing at Mjolnir, which was still sitting obediently in the middle of the camp, Oaks shrugged.
"Unfortunately, the evidence we currently have matches his story in several ways."
"That hammer was forged from materials not native to Earth. With the appearance of this... Thor, the hammer displayed an unprecedented reaction, one that happened to be a powerful electrical surge—
That's a common phenomenon in cumulonimbus clouds. Put another way, it's thunder. A hammer that can summon thunder?"
"But this is far too fantastical."
Coulson spoke quickly, revealing how agitated he was.
"That's mythology!"
"The technology we possess now would also have been mythology in ancient times."
Oaks snapped his fingers, and a foxtail grass stalk sprouted from Coulson's suit pocket, swaying from side to side.
"How does this compare to the Druids of mythology?"
"..."
Oaks patted Coulson's shoulder and smiled.
"Don't be too surprised, Coulson. Think about Goose.
"Alien lifeforms can appear on Earth and even know Director Fury. So another alien mistaken for a 'god' by ancient people isn't exactly impossible to understand."
"All right..."
Coulson thought about it and found that it did make sense. He even began to suspect that the Director knew about other things.
After all, he knew the