A'Lars (Earth-829) VS Aaron the Sorcerer (Earth-616)

While Hercules was on a return trip to Earth, he was summoned by A'Lars to Titan. Arriving at Titan he was greeted by Mentor and his son, Starfox and informed he was summoned here because Apollo had recently crashed on the planets surface and was requesting to speak to Hercules. Apollo warned Hercules that only death awaits in Olympus and died in Hercules' arms. Mentor invited to Hercules to stay while they scanned ahead and ensured everything was good so Hercules didn't rush into anything dangerous. I.S.A.A.C informed Mentor that in order to scan Olympus, all non essential systems would need to be shut down. This allowed Shreck, a Thanos worshipper, to sneak into the city on Titan undetected and break into Mar-Vell's tomb and steal his Nega-Bands who used them to attack the Titan Eternals. Eventually, Hercules and Mentor were able to defeat him and Mentor offered to accompany Hercules on his journey to Olympus, but was declined.

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Aaron appeared out of nowhere at a gas station in the American Southwest. He first met Lucy Scott and her father, and applied for a job at their station as a handyman. Aaron was hired instantly when he began to fix things that were unable to be repaired in a seemingly miraculous fashion. He was caught many times by Lucy or her father staring off into darkness, until one day three wizards showed up and attempted to take Aaron away with them. Apparently, they had been pursuing Aaron for quite some time, and he had no intention of going with them. The four of them began to fight each other using mystical skills. Aaron was able to negate the three wizards' efforts combined; the only thing they were able to do was take his powers and leave. He then remained at the station to try a normal life with Lucy. Aaron was able to cast spells and negate them as he wished, with no known limit. He magically fixed many items around the station, and temporarily turned the three wizards into mice. He was also able to create things like a knight and rain clouds.

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