The Shi'ar Twin Gods had ascended through faith. As the chief god of a great cosmic empire, the faith he could receive was utterly incomparable to that of Earth's gods.
Odin and Thor could also obtain the power of faith, but the amount was far too small. How many Norse people had there been in that era? They were completely incomparable to the Shi'ar, who occupied thousands of colony planets and ruled over the Myriad Races.
The Shi'ar Empire also existed in parallel universes. Though gods of faith were somewhat weaker than rule gods like Chthon, they had still crossed the threshold from a single universe into the multiverse.
Daisy could sense that the battle outside was extremely fierce.
Hurricanes stronger than Category 18 winds repeatedly battered the haunted house's outer walls. The ramshackle building, which looked as though a single push would topple it, remained perfectly still. It swayed dangerously, yet not a ripple disturbed its interior.
With a thunderous boom, a fireball as large as the moon was sliced in two. A small portion of it, carrying blistering heat, crashed into the side wall of the haunted house like an asteroid.
Soon after, an ink-black ray swept across the sky, and part of it struck the haunted house as well.
Adam could no longer maintain his meditation. He desperately wanted to know what was happening outside. Daisy gestured to him, meaning that they should go upstairs together and take a look. Of course, after you.
Adam considered it only briefly before taking the stairs first. Daisy followed closely behind. Thanos remained where he was without moving. His eyes were blind, and he could not observe with superhuman senses. It made no difference where he stood.
Daisy secretly mused that in a horror setting like this, being left alone