Celestial Might

Super battleships could not fight within the atmosphere—that would cause irreparable damage to the planet itself. Therefore, the War God could only provide remote support from low orbit, while dispatching large space warships below to deliver fire support.

The falling old man stubbornly sprang back up. That simple movement seemed to exhaust every last bit of strength he had left.

His afterimage flickered, and the old man's figure became like a raging storm. He raised a hand, and divine light flashed in his palm, forming a razor-sharp blade.

Odin's Sword, the legendary sword known as "Ragnarok." It had originally been forged to slay Odin's own brother, Cul, the Midgard Serpent Jormungandr. After Jormungandr fell, the sword had never appeared again.

Setting aside its power and effects, its visual spectacle alone was absolutely first-rate. Even Stormbreaker and Gungnir fell far short of it.

As the divine sword left its sheath, the world itself seemed to resonate, as though some heavenly phenomenon had descended. Odin charged forward, the sword in his hand carving a long blue trail through the air as if it were tearing space apart, leaving behind a deep spatial ravine in its wake.

Exterminator lowered his head, his attention drawn to Odin once more. Yet he failed to notice that Gungnir, which had just been knocked flying from Odin's hand, was spinning through the sky when a golden streak swept past and caught it.

It was Captain Marvel.

Her energy absorption ability was operating at full force. She actually absorbed the divine power contained within Gungnir into her body, establishing a brief connection between herself and Yggdrasil.

Captain Marvel's physique allowed her to absorb nearly any form of energy, just like Ultraman. In the comics, she had absorbed cosmic energy more than once, and Odin's divine power was fundamentally