"But it's mine!"
Thor still wanted to try to get it back.
"No, that's my trophy for killing Hela. Your hammer was destroyed in the battle with Hela, and I killed Hela, avenging your father and Asgard, so it's already mine!"
Rhodey shook his head, showing no intention of relenting.
Seeing this,
the surrounding Avengers also looked at Rhodey speechlessly.
This guy...
Sometimes they really wondered if he was a robber by origin.
Last time it was Vision's Mind Stone, wasn't it?
It was also taken by Rhodey under the pretext of a trophy, and the key was that they couldn't ask Rhodey to return it.
Mainly because they couldn't beat him!
And now,
it was Thor's turn.
However, since Thor's hammer had already been destroyed and was just a pile of fragments, the Avengers actually felt that it didn't make much difference whether he got it back or not.
After all, it was already unusable.
Speaking of which,
wasn't the Destroyer the same back then?
Thor just left it where it was after the fight, with no intention of retrieving it.
In the end, S.H.I.E.L.D. got it for free.
"Alright, let's not talk about the hammer anymore, but I suggest you go to the Dwarves to forge a new weapon." Rhodey interrupted Thor's attempt to continue, saying, "Anyway, your hammer is a thing of the past. People always have to look forward. If you ask me, you should go to the Dwarves now and have them make you a newer and better weapon!"
Go to the Dwarves to forge a new weapon?
Thor's attention was indeed diverted by Rhodey's suggestion.
He began to think, feeling that Rhodey made a lot of sense.
Anyway, Mjolnir had been destroyed by Hela.
Bringing it back would just be a pile of fragments.
Instead of being sad over a pile of fragments, it was better to go to the Dwarves to forge a brand new weapon.
And he had now truly awakened his thunderous divine power; it was time to forge a more powerful weapon for himself!
Yes, that's right!
That's what Thor thought.
But before that, he had to settle the Asgardian.
Only after settling them could Thor feel at ease going to the Dwarves to forge his new weapon.
Anyway, Tony and the others also had a spaceship.
It was just a bit slow.
They would fly slowly, take more time, and they would eventually get there!
"Rhodey, you're right. After I finish dealing with the settlement, I'll go to Nidavellir!"
Thor nodded and said.
OK!
Brainwashing successful!
Rhodey chuckled inwardly.
On the surface, he said seriously, "That's right. When you're done with your affairs, let me know, and I'll send you there."
If Thor were to take the Avengers to Nidavellir, with the Avengers' touching speed, who knew how long it would take to fly.
Don't just call them the Nine Realms as if all nine worlds were in one place.
But in reality,
the distances between the Nine Realms were far!
At the speed of the Avengers, it would take decades to fly from Blue Star to Nidavellir Star; it simply wouldn't be possible!
Unless they used natural wormholes.
As for space jump technology?
Sorry!
The Avengers didn't have that technology!
But if Rhodey sent Thor, it would be different.
As long as Thor told him a coordinate, Rhodey could directly open a portal to take him there.
Or rather,
he could directly use the Gungnir to open the Bifrost and send Thor over. Both were possible.
What?
Asgard wasn't already destroyed?
Where would the Bifrost come from?
To be honest, Rhodey didn't quite understand that either.
Anyway, when he held the Gungnir, he knew he could use this weapon to power the Bifrost.
In fact, in the movie, after Asgard was destroyed by Surtur, Heimdall wasn't the only one who later used the power of the Bifrost to teleport Hulk away.
Later, Thor also used the power of the Stormbreaker to activate the Bifrost, bringing himself, rocket, and Groot back to the Blue planet from Nidavellir.
So,
Rhodey could more or less understand that the Bifrost was not actually destroyed?
Only its external form was destroyed?
Its actual power still exists?
Rhodey wasn't sure if that was the case, but as long as it could be used, that was all that mattered!
Hearing Rhodey say he would personally take him to Nidavellir, Thor was once again incredibly moved.
"Rhodey, I owe you another favor!"
Thor embraced Rhodey heavily, patting him on the back as he spoke.
Loki, "...."
I take back what I just thought, this big oaf hasn't changed at all; he's still that idiotic older brother with a bad brain!
...
Knowhere.
From a distance, it looked like the head left behind after the death of some giant god.
It looked a bit eerie, yet also carried a mysterious aura.
And in fact,
The Knowhere was indeed formed from the skull of an ancient god after its death.
The biggest industry on the Knowhere was the excavation of resources within this ancient god's skull.
Whether it was the ancient god's blood or brain matter, and so on.
All were precious and rare resources.
And here,
It was also Collector's territory!
This day,
An incredibly massive battleship appeared near the Knowhere.
Sanctuary II!
This was Thanos's battleship.
And at this moment, with Sanctuary II appearing near the Knowhere, Collector, as the local boss, immediately learned of this information and instantly planned to flee.
"Where do you think you're going?"
Collector, who had just finished packing his treasures, was stopped by a tall figure before he could leave.
He looked up and saw that familiar purple face; his expression instantly froze.
"Thanos!"