Philosopher's Stone and the Gate of Truth

The red cape, the resolute gaze, the hammer symbolizing the Power of Thor—if the one before Thanos had been human, he could have named them without hesitation.

But who could explain why the one standing before him was a dog?

A shiba inu, at that?

And why did this shiba inu look so familiar? It seemed like he had seen it somewhere before.

Rumble—

Before Thanos could figure out the answer, a terrifying roar sounded from the sky. Surging lightning condensed into a pillar of light and blasted toward his body.

"Has it already been dealt with?"

Thor, who had rushed over from Stark Tower, stared fixedly at Thanos within the lightning and muttered.

He believed in the power he possessed, but this man felt dangerous. He was also the greatest crisis Earth had ever faced, as the Sorcerer Supreme had said.

No matter how confident he was in himself, he did not think he could kill him easily in a direct battle. Yet certain fantasies kept surfacing in his heart.

"Such fragile power."

A calm voice came from within the lightning. Thanos merely waved his hand lightly, and the pillar of light shooting into the heavens shattered like glass.

He looked at Thor, the God of Thunder, who was watching him warily from nearby, then at the other Avengers Alliance members rushing over from afar. Finally, his gaze fell upon the shiba inu that seemed as though it should not have been here.

More precisely, he was looking at the button on the shiba inu's left shoulder.

With Thor's appearance, he finally recalled the shiba inu's identity.

Thor of the One Hundred Thousand Bad Jokes World, son of God King Hong Qigong.

Like the Thor of this world, but there was no doubt that this God of Thunder born