"That belongs to me." Loki rose to his feet. Though he was still somewhat afraid of this fierce older sister, he could not hold back when she openly tried to take his seat right in front of him.
After all, he had only sat in that position for a short while. His butt had not even had time to get warm.
As for revenge? Loki looked at his All-Father Odin in front of him, then at his brother Thor standing between him and Hela, plus a female version of himself with no small amount of combat power. Courage instantly flooded through his entire body.
Perhaps Sylvie was a little weaker than Hela, but once he found Luke or the Dwarven Master Craftsmen to custom-make a weapon for her, her strength would still be something worth looking forward to.
It was only because the authority to use the Infinity Stones in this universe was mostly in Luke's hands. Otherwise, in another universe, with the Time Variance Authority's capabilities and manpower, they might well have been able to gather all the Infinity Stones and oppose Hela.
Of course, Loki knew that this idea was somewhat too idealistic. After all, following his experiences in the Time Variance Authority, his belief that the Infinity Stones could do anything had long since been shaken.
"Oh? Then..." Hela did not care about Loki's protest. With arrogance and a trace of contempt on her face, she looked at him and slowly asked, "What can you bring to it?"
"We are familiar with this organization's operations and personnel. We know how to use it properly, how to use it to maintain order and stability in the Multiverse," Sylvie stepped forward and spoke up for Loki.
"Order and stability? How laughable." Hela glanced at Sylvie and revealed an undisguised