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Looking up at Thor, whose movements were wide open and who only knew how to unleash his power recklessly, Goddess Black Panther in her maid form flashed a hint of disappointment and regret that he failed to live up to her expectations and was wasting such a divine gift.

In essence, there was no huge gap of class transition between Goddess Black Panther today and Thor, who had already awakened and mastered Stormbreaker.

They were still on the same level. The reason Bast showed absolute crushing strength right from the start lay in the difference in how the two sides controlled their power.

Bast herself was a deity who pursued the extreme realm of divinity, and in terms of divine power, she had no advantage whatsoever compared to the likes of Odin and Thor.

Her advantages were her wild intuition and a beast's physique—that is, pure physical striking ability, not a habit of fighting by using externalized divine power like Thor did.

However, that accident when the Mind Stone shattered had completely ignited her still-feeble divinity.

Poor people rely on mutation, rich people rely on technology.

Even at the level of deities, this remained an eternal and unchanging truth in the Marvel Universe.

After that, Bast's divinity advanced further, and her weaknesses in divine power were greatly made up for, with her so-called realm also catching up simultaneously.

Thor was like a child whose growth had been forced by pulling on his seedlings; holding a weapon whose weight and quality were virtually indistinguishable from Bast's, he was unable to wield it as an extension of his own arm.

The gap in realm was thus highlighted.

Bast had completely mastered her own power and had long since entered the inner sanctum, worthy of being called a grandmaster, whereas Thor was merely