Seeing Schiller there as well, Thor looked somewhat surprised. Then, as if realizing something, he swallowed the words he had been about to say. One glance at Eddie's expression told him what was going on.
After all, before coming here, he had also received Loki's warning. The general meaning was: even if the sky fell, don't go looking for Schiller.
But it wasn't like he had come looking for him. They had merely run into each other. Besides, Eddie was here, so nothing too terrible should happen, Thor thought.
Thor walked over to the dining table, pulled out a chair, and sat down. Before Eddie could ask anything, he complained, "I had to come to Earth to lie low. Frigga is driving me insane. Every day, she only asks me two things: When are you getting married? When are you having children?"
Eddie smiled and said, "I never thought the mighty God King of Asgard would get pressured into marriage too..."
Thor shook his head and said, "Honestly, it's partly my fault. Normally, when a God King is crowned, there should already be a Queen of the Gods. But at that time, things between Sif and me were a little strained, Loki was stirring up trouble on the side, and the All-Father and Queen of the Gods disagreed over the choice."
Eddie's eyes widened. He looked Thor up and down and said, "You weren't actually going to marry your own sister, were you? And she used to be your biological younger brother!"
Thor waved a hand and said, "Asgard isn't like you humans. We don't have any taboos against marrying relatives. The gods don't suffer any side effects from it. My father and mother are related too."
"Still, I really don't feel anything for Loki beyond brotherly affection. But you