Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
So because it doesn't make much sense, we assume it could destroy space/time or something? We saw the axe enchanted, it's been around for centuries and all it does is kill Celestials, that's it. It doesn't really make much sense for Odin not to use the enchantment but the moment an enchantment like this was introduced and used without any cost beyond the usual of making a powerful artifact, it really doesn't matter anymore. Yes it did, which is exactly my point. Based on what we know now, Thor could hop into the Destroyer and absorb enough power to beat up Celestials.Maybe, but I doubt it's going to go past this arc tbh. We'll see.
It's a mere theory, and it's not like the damn thing would even actually end up destroying the universe. We don't know for sure whether there was no metaphorical, faustean style price involved or not though. Odin was freaked out when he discovered that Thor enchanted it, and I am not sure that doing something which would only have the end result of a couple of dead Celestials(something that shouldn't bother Odin so much anyways) is a logical reason for Odin to go into a viking manstrual period. When Odin himself couldn't do the same? The Destroyer had its chance against the Celestials, and it lost. Horribaly so. Unless you want to depend on some future writer retconning that entire storyline, it's silly to argue that the Destroyer would be a threat to the Celestials.
It's barely gone to 9 or 10 issues at this point. And the Celestials proper haven't even responded to the Apoc Twins' transgressions yet. There's enough leeway for Remender to add some extra spice to Jarnbjorn during that time.