Creatures like Mangog were the mortal enemies of Asgard's entire plane. Formed from the resentment of countless fallen warriors, this creature neither aged nor died. It knew only destruction and slaughter, and it dealt immense damage to Asgardian gods.
If its damage against ordinary people was a hundred, then against Asgardian gods, it was ten thousand.
Originally Odin's mortal enemy, Mangog had once beaten Odin black and blue.
By all rights, it should have become Thor's mortal enemy. But now everything had changed. It had become She-Thor's nemesis. Only by defeating it could Jane Foster truly complete this transformation from human to god and be fully accepted by the Asgardian pantheon.
She was not yet an Asgardian god, so Mangog's special attacks were ineffective against her. This was her only chance.
Jane Foster could only fight. She could only fight alone, because this was her destined battle.
Thor wanted to help, but Daisy gently shook her head. He had no right to join this battle now. Some fights could be handled by everyone charging in together, but others could not. She-Thor's battle against Mangog could only be resolved by herself.
This battle was meant to dissolve Asgard's resentment. What business did outsiders have meddling in it?
Daisy clapped her hands, ready to go home. The showy, impractical She-Thor Jane Foster had been before had defeated Mangog, so there was no reason for her to be weaker now, right? If she truly could not win, there was nothing Daisy could do.
Let Hela deal with it!
Daisy wanted to say something, but she noticed Doctor Strange staring at the massive hole in the roof with a twitching expression. Wisely, she swallowed her words.
That hole looked awfully familiar. Back when Thor had held Mjolnir aloft in her villa, it had looked