"What? Impossible! Loki wouldn't do something like that. Why would he want to kill me?"
After hearing this, Thor's face immediately filled with disbelief. He refused to believe that his younger brother Loki truly wanted to kill him.
Sif spoke up from the side, "Thor, wake up. Of course Loki wants to kill you for the throne.
"As long as you're around, his position on the throne won't be secure. Only by killing you can he become the true king.
"I've always thought he was no good!"
"No, Loki wouldn't do that."
Thor shook his head, still somewhat unwilling to believe it.
Seeing this, Hawking smiled. "Of course, I don't think Loki truly wants to kill his older brother either. He just likes pranks. Maybe all of this is one of his pranks.
"So, Thor, as his older brother, you can't just stand by and let him keep acting like this.
"Look, he even released someone like Hela. Who knows how much trouble he'll cause later just for fun?
"With his personality, I think making him king would also be irresponsible toward Asgard."
"That's right, Hawking, you're right. We can't let Loki keep fooling around. We'll return to Asgard right now to stop him, and we need to teach him a good lesson so he won't cause trouble like this again."
At Hawking's words, Thor immediately nodded. Clearly, he found Hawking's assessment far more believable.
Hawking secretly shook his head.
For someone as obsessed with his younger brother as Thor, if you told him Loki was an utterly evil villain who wanted to kill him, he would never believe it.
But if you told him Loki was pulling a prank, he would believe it at once, and out of an older brother's sense of responsibility, he would give Loki a