As Sherlock cleared the civilians from the battlefield, the Avengers, though astonished by the immense battlefield dominance displayed by Sherlock and doro, still worked hard to carry out their respective duties.
Captain America, Black Widow, Tony, and the others grew increasingly coordinated. Hulk focused on dealing with the endlessly emerging war beasts, doing his best to smash those damned creatures into the Fire Dragon beneath that strange little guy's feet.
Thor and Tony, the only two members of the Avengers capable of aerial combat, darted back and forth through the sky. Explosions and lightning intertwined as they continuously shot down the Chitauri soldiers riding in their ships.
After wiping out who knew how many waves of war beasts, doro saw what Sherlock was doing and chose not to continue handling the aerial combat. Instead, he began using the Fire Dragon's enormous size and battlefield control to restrict the scope of the battlefield.
He moved around its perimeter, focusing on protecting the field hospital Baymax had built while also preventing the Chitauri from expanding the battlefield.
Yet no matter how hard everyone worked at their tasks, the locust-like Chitauri continued pouring out of the southern portal.
As countless Chitauri swarmed out like locusts, even with the Avengers' immense strength and soaring morale, they were inevitably pushed back little by little when faced with enemies several times their number.
Seeing this, Captain America did not hesitate to send Hulk, who had the greatest breakthrough capability and no connection whatsoever to Loki, to find Loki and see whether capturing the king first would work.
After receiving Captain America's order, Hulk charged into the top floor of Stark Tower and gave Loki a human pendulum swing traumatic enough to haunt him for life. Yet the Chitauri offensive did not weaken in the slightest.
Clearly,