"Loki, stop lying to yourself by saying such things. This false life is not what you want at all." Thor continued to advise earnestly.
Unexpectedly, Loki suddenly sneered, "The life I want? The life I want was destroyed when I found out about my life experience! The life I want was shattered when Odin watched me fall from the Rainbow Bridge into the void!"
"And now you're telling me about the life I want? I want that throne, I want to be the true king of the gods! Will you give me such a life?"
Facing Loki who suddenly became angry, Thor kept smiling and said, "If that is really the life you want, why not give it to you?"
Loki, who had just looked excited and indignant, suddenly felt as if someone had grabbed his throat. He opened his mouth several times but couldn't utter a word.
What he really wanted was not some damn throne, but the recognition of his 'father' Odin, a compliment, and a little fairness.
Instead of only seeing Thor, there is only Thor in everything!
If this situation happens in an Earth family, it is simply a lack of love and a lack of security.
But Loki couldn't possibly admit such a 'childish' and 'humiliating' fact, so he could only continue to say forcefully: "Very good, I can't wait to hold my coronation ceremony."
However, Thor has already seen through his weakness and tough talk. As long as you can successfully survive Ragnarok and keep Asgard, there is nothing wrong with letting you sit on the throne.
In fact, Thor always thought that Loki was more suitable for that position than him, and he was more suitable to be a general. He was good at fighting, but if he was asked to manage the country, he might not be able to do it well.
All I can say is that the awareness between the two people was different from the very beginning!
"We are going back to Asgard now. 'Lord Loki, the King of the Gods', would you like to say goodbye to your followers?"
Seeing that Loki was willing to go back with him to spend the last bit of time with his father, Thor's mood improved a little and he joked.
Loki, who had been addicted to the game of "playing house", suddenly became extremely embarrassed. He had never felt this kind of shame and anger before, even though he knew it was fake. But now that he really has a chance to become the real king of gods, he suddenly realized how naive and boring he was in the past!
But even if he has awakened, it is impossible to make him admit it verbally!
So he continued to put on a proud attitude and said: "It is the luck of these mortals... humans to be able to serve the great king of gods! But it's better to tell them, after all, they have been working hard during this period of time."
Ignoring Loki's hypocritical words, Thor looked at Dio again, "I'm going to take Loki back right away. Do you want to come with me? I believe my father would also like to see you again."
Dio thought about it and finally refused. Firstly, his relationship with Odin was a bit complicated. If he hadn't saved Thor's mother, the relationship between him and Odin would never have been eased. In fact, he and Odin both knew that they just disliked each other, but had to maintain a seemingly acceptable relationship.
So what Thor said, that Odin might really want to meet him, was just an excuse. There was no point in meeting someone with such a relationship. Even if they met, it would only be awkward for both of them.
If anything really happens, just tell Thor. There's no way he won't help.
Secondly, after Odin's death, Hela would be freed immediately. And he remembered that the first thing Hela would appear after she was freed was the Earth.
There are two possibilities for Hela's appearance on Earth. One is that Odin exiled Hela to a multidimensional dimension related to Earth, and then used his divine power to trap Hela over the years and prevent her from coming out. That's why Hela appeared on Earth in the first place and followed Odin's breath.
If Loki had not shouted at the Rainbow Bridge out of fear, Hela might not have been able to return to Asgard so smoothly and regain her strength.
The second possibility is that no matter where she is exiled, Hela will appear near Odin as soon as she escapes.
If this is the case, it would explain why Odin was so easily ambushed by Loki and then exiled to Earth.
He knew that once Hela returned to Asgard, she would be so powerful that no one could stop her, and that there was only a glimmer of chance of winning during the period just after she escaped from the predicament. So he chose to go with the flow and come to Earth to wait for death.
Create an opportunity for Thor, who is looking for him, to kill Hela!
However, Hela's strength was beyond everyone's expectations. Even at her weakest, she could crush Thor's hammer with one hand. This frightened Loki and led to the following story.
But due to the intervention of Dio, the little butterfly, the direction of all the stories has become a mess and cannot be predicted.
So Loki, who was supposed to impersonate and exile Odin, ran to Egypt on Earth to be his charlatan king, and Odin had no chance or excuse to come to Earth again.
This made Dio really unclear whether Hela would appear on Earth or in Asgard the first time she escaped.
If Hela appeared directly on Earth, it would mean that not only Asgard would be in danger of destruction, but even the Earth would be in danger.
But the good news is that this also gives everyone an opportunity, an opportunity to prevent Ragnarok in advance.
As long as everyone on Earth can gather their strength to seal Hela again, the crisis of Asgard will be temporarily resolved.
The problem is that even Hela, who had just escaped from trouble, was terribly strong. It was no exaggeration to say that she could defeat Thor single-handedly and scare Loki out of his wits with just one glance.
So even Dio wasn't sure whether he could win in the end.
If Hela appeared directly in Asgard, then there would be nothing to say. Just close the door and release the fire giant Surtur.
So in the end Dio decided to stay on Earth and see what the situation was.
Thor didn't force him and directly summoned the colorful light column of the Rainbow Bridge to teleport himself and Loki away.
Dio was the only one left, looking at the 'mortals' kneeling on the ground around him, shouting the name of Loki, the king of gods, with fanatical expressions. It was so damn embarrassing!
Then, something even more embarrassing happened!
What else could be the being that could communicate on an equal footing with Thor, the king of gods
It can only be God!
So Dio was also worshiped... and was asked about the gods... and they wanted to worship him as well.
Dio looked as if he had eaten a fly. He didn't feel anything to be proud of, he just felt very sad.
So he ran away without saying a word.
Ignorant knowledge can really cause great harm to people!