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... their lives. Even Thor's thunder was nothing compared to the noise made by the gunshot. Just one shot made it feel like Alfheim was shaking right from its core.

The clouds that had been looming over the planet signalling Thor's arrival and strength were now nowhere to be seen. However, a single line was visible in the sky. It was the trail left behind by the god-slaying bullet that even made the storm clouds dissipate as if they were afraid to be caught in its line of fire.

Ever ...

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