But Thor didn't think so much. He just looked at Fang Mo with some surprise: "I didn't expect you could really destroy the world."

"It's just a matter of time."

Fang Mo shrugged and said.

He wasn't lying. If it were Fang Mo from another world, he might have to think carefully. After all, he hasn't figured out how to use the hot spring machine yet, but in the Marvel Universe, destroying the world doesn't actually need to be so troublesome.

You know, he still has two infinite stones in his hand.

The Mind Stone is a bit unreliable, but perhaps because of the Void Ring, Fang Mo has an unexpectedly high compatibility with the Space Stone.

You must know that the Space Stone is also an endless energy source. Although it is not as powerful as the Power Stone, if you can find a way to extract the energy, it is still possible to destroy a world, not to mention the gap between the Space Stone and the Void Ring.

They can amplify each other.

In short, because Loki was there, the general plan was quickly finalized.

Because Fang Mo didn't know the specific coordinates of Wertheim, Loki was responsible for finding the secret passage to Wertheim.

The specific aspects of the battle were left to Fang Mo. After all, he had been itching for a long time, and the enemies he encountered were all weaklings. The last time, the Black Emperor Sebastian made Fang Mo a little more relaxed.

After having some fun, Malekith has finally mastered an infinite gem, which should be able to give Fang Mo some fun.

If the opponent is really strong, then it seems reasonable that Fang Mo 'accidentally' destroyed the entire Watheim during the battle, right?

As for the final Thor...

To be honest, he seems to be of no use during this trip to Wertheim.
Chapter completed!