Chapter 141: Avengers VI
The team arrived to see the mayhem Loki had caused. Civilians were panicked, and vehicles were scattered across the streets. Loki, in his usual theatrical fashion, stood at the center of the chaos, commanding people to kneel as he delivered his speech about domination.
Tony didn't say anything and then just rushed in front of him. Loki, who was mid-speech, suddenly looked bewildered as Tony landed, his suit whirring. Tony threw a punch with all his strength, knowing Loki was a god. He didn't hesitate; despite Loki's powers, Tony was ready to take him down. Loki barely had time to react, and he was forced to block the punch with his staff, but it barely stopped Tony's strike.
Back at the top of the building, Dave observed the situation. He wasn't concerned about Tony's strength, but because Loki was still standing, despite Tony's power. Tony's level was close to that of Thor in Endgame, which meant Tony could easily tore punch through building. The fact that Loki was still standing was impressive.
"It seems he has trained really hard," Dave muttered, then he turned to Captain America, who was ready to jump into action. "Don't waste your breath, Tony can handle it"
Hawkeye nodded and gestured toward the battlefield. "yes, There's no need," he said, noticing that Loki seemed to be getting overpowered by Tony. "He can easily handle it."
"We should at least get the civilians out," Captain America said, as Dave nodded.
"Make a frost wall around them," Dave instructed, and Pepper quickly floated out, summoning a wall of ice that enclosed Tony and Loki, isolating them from the civilians.
"Others are safe now," Dave said, glancing over at Captain America, who stood with his shield behind his back. "Why are we even here?" he muttered, more to himself than anyone else.
"Don't worry, buddy. We should be happy we're not needed, at least there is no causality" Hawkeye said, giving him a quick glance and shaking his head.
"How much longer do you think Loki will last?" Suddenly, Rhodes asked, breaking the silence.
Dave shrugged. "Depends on Tony. When he starts being serious, Loki will be finished," he replied.