"We can't defeat this many Celestials. Even at the height of the gods' power a thousand years ago, we couldn't have beaten them, let alone now. We have to resolve this through dialogue." She-Thor spoke with absolute certainty this time. She wasn't afraid of death, but she didn't want to make a meaningless sacrifice, much less drag Earthlings and Asgardians down with her.
"Please tell Director Johnson that, if necessary, I can take my own life before the Celestials to atone for the dead Celestial. Thor and I... I am willing to bear this responsibility." She-Thor's words carried a powerful spirit of self-sacrifice, offering an explanation for everyone's earlier dissatisfaction.
"We'll find a way. I won't sacrifice anyone in exchange for peace." At this point, only Captain America could say something like that, though he could also tell that some people didn't think much of his words.
"I have two super missiles that may be useful, but I need a spaceship capable of normal flight." Mr. Fantastic, who had remained silent, was moved by She-Thor's willingness to sacrifice herself and revealed his trump card. He didn't believe there was any enemy an antimatter bomb couldn't kill.
Captain America nodded in approval. Mr. Fantastic then turned to discuss it with Valkyrie, knowing that she had arrived in a spaceship.
"How much longer can our Grand Duchess hold them off? Or rather, can she defeat those Celestials?" Stark stood beside Professor Charles, not far from Jean. Instead of using a communicator, he asked in a low voice.
"They're still negotiating. This isn't a matter of fighting. Daisy also wants to resolve the dispute through dialogue." Jean's answer was vague, avoiding the question Stark most wanted answered. She simply refused to mention Daisy's actual combat strength. Want to know? Figure it out yourself!