"So you think the god behind this instance is Loki—that Loki?" Doctor asked.
"Yes. And academia has long held the view that besides being the god of lies and trickery, Loki also had another identity: the god of fire. That happens to correspond to the great fire at Chernobyl," Zhang Heng said.
To be honest, he had not expected Loki to be the mastermind behind this instance either. Although Zhang Heng and Loki had never met, they had in fact already clashed in secret over Jörmungandr. Zhang Heng had also learned from Fan Mei Nan that Loki had set his sights on him a long time ago.
So when he realized that the instance he had entered this round belonged to Loki, Zhang Heng did not think it was a coincidence. As for everyone else, all he could say was that their luck was terrible—they had been dragged into an instance Loki had designed to deal with him.
The expression on Doctor's rather terrifying face kept changing. Clearly, he was also considering what Zhang Heng had just said, and he had to admit that Zhang Heng's speculation was somewhat credible. Not long ago, he and Mechanic had also seen that mysterious White Mare.
But he did not move the TT-33 away from Zhang Heng's chest. He merely put a little more distance between himself and Mouse.
"The god of lies and trickery is among us right now. That is not an explanation I want to hear," Doctor said.
"The truth is never pleasant," Zhang Heng said.
After he said that, the atmosphere became subtle.
Almost all the players present instinctively assumed defensive stances in the next moment, because no one knew whether Loki might be standing right beside them.
This was Loki, after all—not some ancient god on their last