The consensus among the three God Kings was that there was no consensus. Not only had they passed divine power down through the generations, they had also passed down the label of stubborn old fogey.
Thor called Odin a stubborn old fogey, Odin called Bor a stubborn old fogey, Bor called Buri a stubborn old fogey...
They were so stubborn that even rocks would call them big brother. How could outsiders possibly persuade them?
Forget Daisy—even the Living Tribunal would be useless here.
You could kill him, but never dream of convincing him.
Buri looked displeased. "I only want one answer. Can anyone tell me why I should save a mortal? And a woman at that?"
Just as Daisy was preparing to make up a story for him, Old Thor spoke. "Jane's future is deeply tied to Asgard. I can't go into too much detail, but what is happening to her today is extremely important."
That answer—that he could not elaborate—actually bluffed the three God Kings. They could tell that Old Thor came from the future, so the implications were worth considering.
Bor was the first to voice his support. Odin then nodded in approval of the treatment plan. Even though Buri was unhappy with the explanation, he chose to tacitly accept it for the greater good of Asgard.
In their hearts, no matter how different their beliefs, Asgard still came first.
Daisy woke Jane Foster. She-Thor had originally been forcing herself to hold on, but with three immobile old men shouting around her, no normal person could endure it. Besides, she was seriously ill. Once Bor's voice broke a certain decibel level, she had passed out.
Daisy and Doctor Strange had not woken her earlier. Doctor Strange had even cast a calming spell on her. Let her stay unconscious