American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

"What I really want to say is that if Jane Foster really gets to that critical point, I can't bring her back to Asgard."

"Because at that critical point, Heimdall's eyes can't see!"

"Moreover, that critical point appears randomly without any warning. If someone accidentally enters that critical point, she will be completely wiped out from the Nine Realms."

"No one will be able to find her unless she comes out herself."

"But you're right... option C can indeed be eliminated!"

The theories of Tony Stark and Dr. Banner, along with Thor's theory, corroborate and complement each other, making option C undeniably and without dispute an elimination.

"Thor, besides C, are there any other options that can be eliminated?" Captain America asked Thor again, staring at him.

“I think D can also be ruled out,” Thor said without hesitation. “That’s simply absurd! My hammer is a divine weapon; how could just anyone pick it up?”

Vision and Hela are one thing, but these two are definitely not ordinary people.

Even the most ordinary Captain America is still a super soldier.

But an astrophysicist?

What is this?

Am I, Thor's hammer, really that unimpressive?

“Thor, you don’t actually have a reason to rule out D, you just don’t want to admit it, right?” Tony Stark ruthlessly exposed Thor’s true thoughts. “You have no idea how to lift Mjolnir!”

The credibility of someone who doesn't even know how to lift Thor's hammer being judged on whether others can lift it is incredibly low.

“Odin said that only those who are qualified can lift it, but he never said what that qualification is,” Black Widow interjected with a serious expression.

“Even if we knew, we wouldn’t know Jane Foster, and we couldn’t be sure if she was qualified,” Hawkeye Barton added.

"So we can't determine D. Let's look at the other options." Captain America made the final decision.

"I have some ideas about option B," Black Widow suddenly said after a moment of contemplation.

"Thor, didn't you say before that the Aether particles had been destroyed?"

"Although it was later confirmed that the Aether still existed, we should at least believe that the Aether was indeed destroyed in your grandfather's war with the Dark Elves."

"Otherwise, how could Asgard be so convinced of this?"

Everyone largely agreed with Black Widow's words.

What level of weapon is the Ether Particle?

It can bring darkness to the entire universe.

How could news of a weapon of this caliber circulating in Asgard if it hadn't actually been destroyed?

Odin's father, King Bauer, was the previous generation of god-king. Would he not confirm such an important matter?

This is obviously impossible.

After confirmation, Asgard still believed that the Aether particles had been destroyed, which means that the Aether particles were indeed destroyed at that time.

Thor recalled for a moment and nodded. "That's right. All of Asgard believed that the Aether had been destroyed."

"In other words, it's highly likely that the Aether particle was indeed destroyed, but after countless years, it was repaired by someone," Black Widow continued eloquently.

"That sounds reasonable, so Natasha, you mean the Aether was destroyed in Wat Arnheim, the homeland of the Dark Elves, so the repair of the Aether will also take place there?"

Hawkeye Barton astutely grasped the key point in Black Widow's words: "So the Aether isn't on Earth?"

Most people agreed that repairing the ether particle debris on the spot was more likely than repairing it on another planet.

"Is it possible that some remnants of the Dark Elves secretly returned to Watt Alheim after the battle, collected the remnants of the Aether particles, and then escaped to Earth?"

"We all saw it; the Dark Elf's ships can become invisible, even Heimdall's eyes can't see them!"

"Or perhaps something else happened that we don't know about, causing the ether particles to appear on Earth?"

Captain America, however, raised a reasonable question.

This question is reasonable, as no one can be certain whether something similar has actually happened.

Everyone began to carefully consider and analyze the question raised by Captain America.

"That's right, we can't rule out that possibility, so let's see what happens in that case."

Tony Stark pondered for a moment, and then began to speak eloquently under everyone's watchful eyes.

"First, we need to be clear about one point: if the Aether particles appeared on Earth, the most likely explanation is that they were brought to Earth by the Dark Elves. No one would disagree with that, right?"

Of course, no one objected.

Since ether particles don't have legs and can't move on their own, the most likely explanation for their appearance on another planet is that they were brought there by humans.

And who would do that?

Based on this situational analysis, the dark elves are the most likely suspects.

Tony Stark points out a key point here: if the Aether is on Earth, then the Dark Elves are also on Earth.

Of course, nothing is absolute; this discussion only covers the most likely scenario.

"In other words, since the great war, the remnants of the Dark Elves have been hiding on Earth with the remnants of the Aether particles, secretly growing stronger."

"How powerful have they become? I think we've all seen it. They were able to invade Asgard, destroy the royal city, and kill Thor's mother!"

"So that's the real problem!"

"With such immense power lurking on Earth, and the Aether being so crucial to them, how did a human astrophysicist come into contact with it?"

At this point, Tony Stark finally revealed the key point.

"Even if Jane Foster did come into contact with the aether for various reasons and was thus possessed, wouldn't the dark elves have taken control of Jane Foster immediately?"

"The question states that Thor 'came' to Earth, but Thor wasn't on Earth at that time!"

"When Asgard finally discovered the Aether on Earth and sent Thor to Earth to bring back Jane Foster, Thor should have been ambushed by the Dark Elves!"

"To be honest, Thor, judging from the military power the Dark Elves displayed in the images, I don't think you can take Jane Foster off the face of the earth."

“Even if you did take Jane Foster away, you must have had a fierce battle with the Dark Elves, so Asgard must have been on guard.”

"But when your mother met Malesky, she had no idea who he was, which is a bit unreasonable."

"In summary, there are many irrationalities based on the premise that the ether particles are on Earth."

"So... I think option B can be ruled out." After summarizing and analyzing, Tony Stark came to this conclusion.

Chapter 144 When Thor Mastered the Thousand Birds Stream

Regarding option B, we conducted analyses under two different scenarios.

One of these possibilities, proposed by Black Widow, is that the Aether particles are still on Watt Alheim, a scenario that can be ruled out without a doubt.

Since the ether particles are not on Earth, how could they possibly reside in scientists on Earth?

Another scenario is that the Aether particles were transferred from the planet Watt Alheim to Earth. However, Tony Stark's analysis revealed many inconsistencies in this scenario.

They were also ruled out by everyone.

Therefore, all things considered, option B can indeed be ruled out.

"Great! The answer to this question is out!" Thor's face immediately lit up with excitement. "This question is about me, so I'll answer it, right?"

Thor, eager to try, rubbed his hands together, ready to give an answer.

"Thor, we haven't ruled out option D yet. We don't know if Jane Foster can actually lift your hammer!"

Hawkeye Barton reminded Thor from the side.

“No, Patton, D has been ruled out in my opinion!” Thor said to Hawkeye Patton with a very certain tone.

"I choose A!"

Immediately afterward, Thor ignored the opinions of the others and spoke directly to the big screen, stating his answer.

This didn't surprise anyone, as Thor is actually a very arrogant person, and at times, his arrogance is no less than Tony Stark's.

Thor simply couldn't believe that an ordinary human scientist would wield Thor's hammer.

[Correct answer!]

Fortunately, Thor answered this question correctly; option D was indeed not the correct answer.

"Yes! I knew it! I told you D was impossible!" Thor couldn't help but clap his hands and laugh, his smugness almost overflowing.

[Congratulations to Thor Odinson for winning the Lightning Release Ninjutsu: Chidori Sharp Spear!]

Immediately afterwards, the system began distributing rewards, and Thor's brain was instantly filled with relevant information.

At the same time, his body naturally underwent some changes.

In an instant, Thor had mastered that lightning ninjutsu with unparalleled skill.

"The Thousand Bird Spear? This is practically tailor-made for me!" Thor clapped his hands and laughed with great satisfaction.

"Chidori Sharp Spear? What a strange name."

Tony Stark couldn't help but stare at Thor with curiosity and ask, "So Thor, what kind of ninjutsu is this? To be honest, I've never seen what ninjutsu looks like before."

The others present also looked very interested, eager to see what kind of ninjutsu Thor had just acquired.

"You all need to watch carefully!"

Thor laughed heartily, and then, with a thought, tiny arcs of electricity crackled and popped around his body.

Amidst the dazzling light, a long sword composed entirely of lightning materialized out of thin air.

Looking at it, it's just like Nick Fury's plasma lightsaber, so dazzling and full of a unique beauty.

Buzz!

With Thor's control, the lightning blade grew larger, smaller, thicker, and longer, capable of undergoing all sorts of changes at will.

Everyone watching was amazed.

laugh!

Thor then casually swung his hand, and a dazzling blade flashed by, instantly slicing several large trees in half. The power was truly impressive.