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Tony led the group to the second-floor lobby.

Do you drink alcohol?

Tony pulled out a bottle of liquor and looked at Thor.

"Thank you for your kindness, but I'm not in the mood right now."

Thor was somewhat tempted by the offer, but considering his current situation where drinking would only lead to trouble, he shook his head and declined.

"You don't need to worry too much. I think your father demoted you to Blue Star because he wanted you to gain some experience here."

"Once you successfully complete the trial, you will be able to return."

Upon hearing this, Tony looked at Jane and Daisy, and after seeing that they both shook their heads, he poured himself a glass of wine and slowly said.

"But if I fail the training, I'll have to stay on Earth forever."

Thor said with a hint of frustration.

"Take it easy. Listen to the conditions for picking up Thor's hammer first, then you can be discouraged."

Tony felt a bit troubled when he saw Thor's appearance, but he still spoke in a warm and friendly manner.

"So what are the conditions?"

Thor looked at Tony upon hearing this.

"Someone told me that there are two conditions for lifting Thor's hammer."

"The first condition is that a person with a righteous heart can pass the test of Thor's hammer and pick it up directly."

"The second condition is to rely on great strength to forcibly lift Thor's hammer."

Tony didn't hide anything and stated his conditions.

Let's set aside the first condition for now.

"Even with overwhelming strength, it would be impossible to lift Thor's hammer."

"Thor's hammer is blessed by my father, and no one is stronger than my father."

Thor's expression turned extremely serious upon hearing Tony's words.

"I didn't expect that even after you were banished to the mortal realm, you would still be so protective of your father."

"The fact that you have this intention means that your chances of regaining your divine power are greater."

"But believe it or not, that person has confirmed the truth of both conditions to me."

Tony looked at Thor with some surprise upon hearing this, and said with a smile.

"Is there really anyone who can lift it by brute force?"

Thor paused for a moment after hearing Tony's nonchalant laugh before speaking.

"You've already proven that it's impossible for you to pick it up using the second method, so whether it's true or false doesn't matter."

"What we need to study is the first method, what is meant by a sense of justice."

Tony didn't bother to explain himself, but instead sat down on the sofa with his drink and looked at Thor slowly.

Chapter 152 What is the Heart of Justice?

Thor was very curious about who the person Tony was talking about was.

However, what Tony said next made Thor fall into deep thought.

Does justice represent absolute fairness and impartiality?

Jane thought for a moment and then spoke cautiously.

"It shouldn't be. I certainly can't be absolutely fair and impartial, but I still picked up Thor's hammer."

"And it was the kind of thing that could be picked up just like that."

Upon hearing this, Tony immediately shook his head, denying Jane's guess.

"But on Google, this is what justice means."

Daisy immediately rejected the idea upon seeing Tony Stark, pointing her phone at him, pointing to the annotation on the screen, and speaking seriously.

"I can't explain this either."

"Although I cannot reveal that person's identity, he told me that it was because I had a sense of justice that I was able to wield Thor's hammer."

"I have no reason to lie to you, because I'm just hoping Thor will take Mjolnir away as soon as possible."

Seeing Daisy's serious expression, Tony shrugged and said.

To be honest, it was his curiosity that got him into all this trouble.

If I hadn't gone to retrieve Thor's hammer, I wouldn't have been so scared that I went to Harvey and ended up accidentally bringing Thor's hammer back.

Thor, upon hearing Tony's words, also fell into thought.

Tony had no reason to lie to himself. Upon meeting him, Tony didn't make any demands and immediately returned Thor's hammer to him.

If he could pick it up directly, then he could take back his Thor's hammer.

Now that Tony is saying these words, it seems unbelievable to him that he used brute force to lift Thor's hammer.

Thor's hammer was imbued with the power of his father, Odin, the god-king.

No one who is not recognized can lift Thor's hammer, let alone bear its weight.

Over the years, he has occasionally used Thor's hammer to suppress his enemies, and no one has ever been able to withstand Thor's hammer and stand up.

That's why I felt it was impossible just now, but the thought that Tony had no reason to lie to me meant that someone had indeed lifted it by brute force.

If the person Tony was referring to was his father, then Tony wouldn't have explained the terms to him so clearly.

Moreover, this was the first time he had ever heard Tony's name, so it was impossible for the other party to be acting on his father's orders.

He specifically chose to return Thor's hammer to him after he was banished to the mortal realm.

If we rule out the possibility that the person Tony mentioned is his father, then the person who could forcibly lift Thor's hammer must be incredibly powerful.

The words of such a person are generally credible, but what is meant by a heart of justice?

"The meaning of justice is indeed not just as simple as fairness and impartiality."

"Often, when some people are willing to stand up for the weak, it is also called an act of justice."

“Mr. Tony Stark, you created the Iron Man suit with technology that is at least decades ahead of modern times, and you have gained power that is hard for others to match.”

"Initially, they did not think of using this to commit wrongdoings or to profit from it, which led to war sweeping the world."

"Instead, you helped many people, so many people regard you as an idol and consider you a hero."

"Does your sense of justice refer to your actions at that time?"

Jane listened to Tony's words, thought for a moment, and then spoke.

"To be honest, I really want to tell Thor how I did it."

"But the problem is that I myself cannot confirm why I was able to gain the approval of Thor's hammer."

Tony looked at Jane with some surprise upon hearing her words, and then spoke.

"I know you don't know either, but could you tell me how you felt at the time?"

"With your example, if we want to explore what a sense of justice is, I think it's best to learn from you."

Jane spoke slowly upon hearing this, her words reasonable and well-founded, making it hard for anyone to refuse.

"As for psychology, you two will have to sign a confidentiality agreement with me later."

After hearing this, Tony considered it for a moment, looked at Jane and Daisy, and spoke.

"Of course, this is your private matter. Even if we had a hundred times the courage, we wouldn't dare to reveal your private affairs."

Jane nodded in agreement without the slightest hesitation.

Upon hearing this, Tony looked at Daisy, who was sitting next to Jane.

"I'll sign too, I'll sign too."

Daisy felt Tony Stark looking at her and quickly nodded in agreement.

"Now that I think about these things, they're all in the past anyway, so there's no harm in talking about them."

"Let me think about where to start. Since you want to understand my psychology, let's start with the things that have affected my thinking."

“In 2008, three years ago, I was kidnapped in Afghanistan. I fought wits and courage against the terrorists and experienced a race against death.”

"I witnessed firsthand where terrorists used my weapons, and I witnessed the cruelty of war."

"So the first thing I did after I got back was to shut down Stark Industries' armories..."

After seeing that the two women had agreed to sign a confidentiality agreement, Tony thought for a moment and then slowly began to recount the key event that changed his mind.

Jane and Daisy listened as Tony recounted the past. They remembered the news that Tony Stark had disappeared, but they never imagined he had been kidnapped by terrorists.

Even more unexpectedly, Tony Stark was able to create the Iron Man suit in such harsh conditions, thus finding a glimmer of hope.

Thor listened intently to Tony's account of the past, his eyes flickering slightly.

Tony only truly understood many things after his brush with death.

But aside from that incident, another person Tony mentioned made Thor's heart skip a beat.

"However, if Ethan influenced me and made me want to turn over a new leaf..."

"There is another person who completely changed me. He made me realize that I was just a frog in a well with a limited view of the sky."

"It made me realize that in the vast universe, humans are not the only intelligent beings."

"It made me realize that Odin, the king of the gods, and Thor, the god of thunder, were not fictional beings created by our ancestors, but real people and things."

"So I knew you were coming, Thor, and I knew your identity was real."

Tony spoke with great emotion about Harvey, and then looked at Thor.

Of course, Tony only gave a general overview and did not go into too much detail.

Harvey never mentioned his identity, the Void Cult, the various aspects of Xandar, or his ideals of leading Earth into the interstellar age.