Loki turned his head away. He couldn't exactly say that he hadn't known how powerful the thing was at the time, could he? He was also proficient in magic, and when two Infinity Stones were placed together, he had known they must have come from the same source.
Loki had actually always coveted the Time Stone in Strange's hands. In his view, being able to rewind time whenever he wanted was simply far too convenient.
Moreover, he had always looked down on Strange's overly cautious way of using it. He had thought that if he possessed that stone, he would definitely come up with far more interesting pranks.
Yet he discovered that he had been sitting on a mountain of gold without realizing it. Ever since becoming Asgard's prince, he had been free to wander through Asgard Palace's storerooms. Although he liked gemstones too, he did not particularly like red, so before Thor took the gem out and set it into the crown, Loki had not even given it a glance.
Thor shook his head and said, "Asgardians do not like relying on external objects. Besides, I do not think this stone can be more powerful than the All-Father himself."
Schiller nodded. "In a sense, that is true. Infinity Stones can only function within the universe. Once something beyond the universe is involved, they become ordinary stones."
"So what is this stone for?" Loki asked.
"It can make your dreams come true," Schiller answered.
Everyone looked at him, but Schiller had not fully recovered yet. He had merely been stirred by the image of Stark's death, causing his rational side to surface again. Thus, he explained in a somewhat stiff tone:
"The Time Stone can rewind time, while the stone on your crown is called the Reality Stone. As its