"You don't seem to be an Earthling?"
"No, but your body does seem to be that of an Earthling."
Thor also felt that his words sounded somewhat off, but he could indeed sense a special power from this man, one that seemed to originate from the soul.
"That isn't important, is it?"
Aizen did not explain, merely smiling as he spoke.
Did Thor's words contradict each other?
Not at all.
Because he truly was not human, but a Bleach, or rather, a true god who had already surpassed Bleach; yet his body was a human vessel shaped through an item from Momonga World.
Compared to his soul, his body still fell within the scope of humanity.
Perhaps because Bleach World's power system focused more on the soul, this shaped body, while perfectly compatible with Aizen's soul, could not reach a level equal to his soul.
He could be called an Earthling now, or he could be called not one.
Of course, Earthling here referred to his own world. If it referred to this world, then he had never been one to begin with.
But just as he said, this question was not important to them.
"Indeed."
Thor was briefly stunned by Aizen's words before nodding.
Identity was not important. What mattered was their purpose for coming here.
Tony had already said they had come because of the crisis Earth was about to face, to confront danger alongside them. Naturally, they should not develop any other feelings because of the other party's identity.
Otherwise, why would an "alien" like him have joined the Avengers Alliance and earned the trust of its members?
Though Thor himself did not consider himself an "alien." After all, Midgard had belonged to Asgard's territory long ago.
Tony paid no attention to their conversation, nor did he