Before Loki could react, Sylvie had already rushed in. She looked at Loki and said, "Quick, we need to get out of here!"
"Didn't I tell you before? That mysterious Director won't be back anytime soon, so we can take our time figuring this out."
"How can you guarantee he won't come back right away?" Sylvie was frantic, pacing rapidly back and forth. So much crucial information that Loki had been unable to pry from her before now spilled out of her mouth.
"You have no idea how strong he is! He can travel through time and space whenever he wants. That means if he wants to, he could appear in front of us the very next second. You don't know this, but Thor is covered in injuries right now. If she faces that Director, her chances of winning are slim."
Sylvie's face was full of anguish. "An opponent who can manipulate time and travel between universes is the hardest kind to deal with. Even if my sister is incredibly powerful, facing the Director of the Time Variance Authority would be like punching cotton—she'd have strength but nowhere to use it."
Having said that, she suddenly rushed over, grabbed Loki's arm, and said, "So we have to leave now. Even if he comes after us, we can't let Thor face him."
Loki gently removed her hand from his arm and looked into her eyes. "I wasn't planning to face him here either. But you need to decide where we're going next and what we're doing. And you have to tell me what his weaknesses are. Sylvie, you said he's strong. If we don't unite, we have no chance at all."
Sylvie stood still and took several deep breaths, trying to calm herself. Then she bit her lip and said, "We