The world was still at peace.
Although unexplained incidents existed all over the world.
At the very least, these events had not yet had any real impact on ordinary people.
For at least the next few years, that would continue to be the case.
This was also Noah's most valuable window for development.
Once Loki appeared, the danger level of this world would rise exponentially.
As for killing Loki ahead of time.
Noah had considered it, but it was unrealistic.
Setting aside whether he even had the ability to capture and kill Asgard's god of mischief.
Even if he could, he would not do it.
There was too much involved.
No matter the reason, Loki was Odin's son.
He was under Odin's protection.
Even if Loki made a mistake, Asgard would never allow him to kill an Asgardian prince.
It might even directly draw Odin's attack.
There was no guarantee that The Ancient One would intervene.
And even if she was willing to intervene.
Noah could not ignore the consequences.
The Ancient One was already holding back the evil forces from countless dimensions for Earth, which occupied the vast majority of her strength.
Turning a natural ally like Odin into an enemy as well would likely leave Earth in grave danger.
Moreover, since this world had the Fantastic Four, there was a good chance that Galactus would one day arrive.
Would The Ancient One intervene?
Could she intervene?
At least in the movies, the method used to defeat Galactus seemed rather childish to him.
Noah could not gamble on those possibilities.
Perhaps when the time came, they would need Asgard's support.
So Asgard was an ally he had to win over.
He was an Earthling too, and he had to consider such long-term matters.
If Earth was destroyed, he would