March on Asgard

The Infinity Gauntlet, without the Infinity Stones, was merely a powerful glove. But once all six Stones were gathered, it became one of the most powerful divine artifacts in the Marvel universe.

The man on that throne could put it on and wipe out half the life in the universe with a snap of his fingers.

William could not help thinking of the plot of Avengers: Infinity War. To achieve the great goal of universal family planning, Thanos had led his army to conquer other planets and slaughter half their populations, claiming that it was for the balance of the universe.

But that method was painfully inefficient. Going from planet to planet, who knew when he would ever fulfill his wish? So, he sought out the dwarves, a race capable of crafting divine artifacts in the Marvel universe.

Though the dwarves were not much in combat, their intelligence was exceptional. He had them forge the Infinity Gauntlet to fulfill his wish. Of course, Thanos knew full well that if the dwarves could make an Infinity Gauntlet for him, they could make even more powerful weapons for others. That was undoubtedly a threat to him.

So, to eliminate that future danger, he had no choice but to slaughter the dwarves, leaving only the dwarf king alive—and crippling both his hands.

Since the mold for the Infinity Gauntlet was here, it meant Thanos might already have obtained the Infinity Gauntlet!

"Little devil." William looked at the dwarf king and hurriedly asked, "Did that purple potato head come here?"

At first, Eitri thought the man was calling someone else. Only when he realized William was looking at him did he understand that "little devil" was referring to him.

"He asked us to forge the Infinity Gauntlet for him," Eitri said.

"You agreed?" Thor