Soon, Thor and a group of agents began a passionate and thoroughly exhilarating battle. During this time, Thor's card-playing skills had gradually improved, though unfortunately, no one had yet managed to obtain mysterious power through playing cards.
However, this was not a problem. Precedents had already appeared, and what was more, there wasn't just one. The idea that isolated instances prove nothing simply did not exist; the powers depicted in those works of fiction definitely, absolutely existed. Just because they hadn't appeared yet didn't mean they wouldn't appear later. Perhaps tomorrow, or the day after, they would be able to obtain transcendent power through playing cards, or through spinning tops, yo-yos, or Immortal Cultivation.
Precisely because of this, even Thor—who was now capable of converting divine power into electromagnetic force, integrating the chakra within his body, and forming an electrical current-driven Thor—played these immensely teenage-wannabe games with the utmost seriousness. Because he knew that even Magnetic Field Power, in many works of fiction, did not amount to much and was not a tier-to level of power.
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