Thor advanced before the final echo of the portal disappeared. He did not use a technique, prepare a sequence of attacks, or even attempt to evaluate the difference between them.
All the divine energy accumulated inside his body was converted into speed and violence, transforming the God of Thunder into a blue mass that crossed the ruins of Asgard and struck Vergil with both fists.
Vergil crossed Yamato and Mjölnir in front of his body, blocking the impact, but the ground beneath his feet immediately sank. The crater expanded for hundreds of meters, crushing gardens, knocking down ancient trees, and splitting a golden road connecting the nearby towers. The air was thrown outward in a circular wave, tearing away rooftops, statues, and entire sections of the walls.
Thor did not allow him to recover his stance.
A knee struck Vergil's side, followed by a descending elbow that he avoided by leaning his body away. The next fist came surrounded by an absurd amount of lightning.
