The giant of light in the marvel world

Like Thor, Orochi naturally knew the prophecy that they would die together. But the honor of being an Asgardian also did not allow him to back down. Thor, who was obviously at a disadvantage in terms of strength, bravely ran to his face and shouted. Wouldn't it be funny if he, the snake, didn't dare to respond?

So the big snake roared loudly to show its willingness to fight. Thor let out a clear roar and turned into an afterimage and flew out. The fateful battle was imminent, and Thor felt that he had never been so full of fighting spirit in his life, and the divine power surging in his blood was unprecedentedly abundant.

He flew high in the air, raising Mjolnir above his head. A powerful burst of power and dazzling thunder descended from the air to the hammer, and then dropped from nine days away with a loud roar. The black clouds all over the sky seemed to have been pierced by lightning, as if a blue dragon was tumbling among the clouds, roaring and swooping down.

The big snake's body was directly hit by the thunder. The thunder exploded on his long snake body, and black smoke rose up. The sound was quite shocking but it did not cause much actual damage.

But Thor's brave attack and the gorgeous thunder and lightning effects effectively aroused the fighting spirit of the Asgard warriors. Thor has always been the direction that all of them look up to, and it seems that as long as they look at his struggling back, the fear accumulated in everyone's hearts has eased a little. The infantry began to throw javelins, and the archers began to release arrows. The enchanted javelin arrows continuously bounced off the huge body of the serpent. Although this attack was not even an itch, it was better than nothing. It was proof that everyone was working hard to output. .

A black afterimage shot out of a bullet wrapped in lightning. It was Thor's hammer being thrown with all its strength from Thor's hand. The heavy hammer wrapped in thunder and lightning hit the big snake's body heavily, and then the war hammer spun and bounced away.

In Norse mythology, it is said that Thor successfully killed Jörmungandr after hitting the fatal hammer three times. Obviously, the mythical story is still not fully believed. Although the power of Thunder God may have greatly increased the damage to Jormungandr due to the influence of prophecy magic, the hammer still only shook the body of the serpent.

But this succeeded in delaying Orochi's actions. Thor dropped quickly after throwing the hammer, ran a few steps along the snake's back, then jumped, and Odin's divine sword suddenly unsheathed.

The moment the Divine Sword appeared, it actually evoked some strange phenomena in the world. Black clouds surged in the sky, and the blocked sunlight had a faint tendency to pierce out from behind the clouds. The power of thunder and lightning in Odin's Divine Sword and Thor's body called each other, and the electric snakes wrapped around the Divine Sword, and with a flash of sword light, they chopped down towards the big snake's body.

Odin's Divine Sword suddenly cut into the strong body of the serpent. Thor held the long sword and fell all the way. He roared loudly and held the hilt of the sword with all his strength in his hands. The divine sword screamed and cut through the snake's scales, tearing a long crack with difficulty. The wound was cut all the way to seven or eight meters long. Thor kicked off the big snake with both feet, jumped up, spun half a circle in mid-air and landed lightly on the roof of a tower-like building.

The scar left by Odin's Divine Sword on the big snake was silent for half a second. Half a second later, the dazzling blue divine light shot out from the slender wound, and the power of the God of Thunder raged in the wound.

The severe pain made the big snake roar, and more importantly, the shame of being hurt by a junior.

Thor kept moving, kicked off his feet with all his strength, and jumped up from the top of the building tower. He shouted "For Asgard", and the Mjolnir that had just flown back into his hand fiercely hit the big snake at a faster speed.

The serpent opened its mouth and spurted out a torrent of water. The unparalleled divine power was like a mighty river, swallowing up the flying Thor's hammer and Thor's leaping body. Thor grunted and was blasted away, his body shot through five buildings in a row and then shot diagonally into the ground in the streets of Asgard. Thor's hammer was also blown away by the impact, drawing a far parabola and falling to the ground.

Seeing that Thor was in trouble, his teammates couldn't stand by and watch. The Avengers didn't come all the way from Earth just to watch a show.

Iron Man, wearing the Urugin suit, raised his hand and released lightning from his palm, striking the big snake on the head. When Orochi turned his head angrily and looked at him fiercely, Iron Man quickly moved the jets under his feet, flying a kite while constantly suppressing it with energy cannons from a distance.

Hawkeye constantly shuttles freely between Asgardian bow and arrow formations, choosing the best angle to shoot. As Thor's close comrade-in-arms, what the King of the Dwarves gave him must not be the crappy bows and arrows used by ordinary Asgardian archers. The wind-attributed arrows had full penetrating power every time they were shot. Hawkeye's shots were perfect, and he chose the best angle for each arrow to directly hit the wound left by Thor on the big snake. Although the effect was not great, it was enough to make the big snake upset.

The magic power attached to the spear sent by the dwarf briefly strengthened the widow's ability to the level of an Asgardian, but it was still of little help in such a battle. All she could do was to shoot a few magic lasers below to interfere. The effect could only be said to be slightly stronger than those soldiers throwing javelins, and it could be ignored.

And Captain America...Captain is throwing javelins with the soldiers...

The conventional firepower carried by the war machine can basically be ignored, and only the hammer he just got back from Nidaville is slightly effective.

In comparison, the Hulk is much more aggressive. The big green man jumped up with the ax he just got in his hand and started to chop at random. It seems that someone told him before that the hammer that controlled his consciousness was thrown down by the guy in front of him. Hulk gets angry when he sees the big snake, and when he gets angry, he is full of energy. The effect of slashing with the ax has no effect. Difference.

So in the end, Thor, Iron Man and the Hulk were basically responsible for the main output, and the other large areas on the ground were basically paddling.

Although our Captain America is throwing javelins with the warriors, his passive skill seems to be able to superimpose a BUFF on all Avengers that is evenly matched with the opponent in any major event. It's like this in movies, and it's like this in comics. Not to mention a mere Heavenly Father, even when the Celestial Gods and even the Creation Gods came, the Avengers also came together in a swarm, and then everyone threw a wave of skills and showed off a wave of gorgeous special effects. It seemed like the fight was very intense and inextricable. Looks like...

...Okay, although 50-50 is sometimes very mysterious, it is a joke after all. Although the Avengers have received divine armor and their combat power has been greatly improved than usual, they still have no way to defeat opponents at the level of the Father of the Gods. possible.

If the fight continues like this, the outcome of this battle must still fall on Thor.