Against minions of this level, even Little Bug from 40K could take on two at once. Su Ming did not need to act personally at all; he could just let the Symbiote handle them.
The Trolls were pitifully stupid, and Deathstroke had indeed said that killing them would feel like suppressing a peasant uprising.
But that was one thing, and this was another. After Ragnarök, if Ulik went to Thor or Frigga and demanded compensation for the overdue payments from back then, Su Ming might even stand with him and help the poor people legally collect their unpaid wages.
But Ulik refused to do that. He insisted on following Chthon and resorting to violence, so there was nothing more to discuss.
Who told them to invade Earth?
If invaders of Earth and the Main Dimension did not have to die, where would that leave the Sorcerer Supreme's dignity? How could Su Ming show his face in public afterward? Where would Kamar-Taj's authority be?
Once they were forgiven, it would set a precedent. It would be like loudly announcing to the entire universe that anyone could come to Earth and cause trouble, then surrender and walk away unharmed.
That precedent could not be set, so the Trolls had to die.
And they had to die the kind of death where every last one of them kicked the bucket, their corpses hung beside Contraxia's heaters to dry, displayed for every Alien who visited that den of luxury.
Invade Earth without permission, and you die. It was that simple.
Of course, Su Ming did not intend to exterminate their species entirely. He would preserve their genes and see whether they could later be crossbred with some docile creatures to cultivate a new race of loyal, hardworking Trolls. He could leave that to the