Thor ignored the three gods before him, having suddenly remembered something important. Without even bothering to say goodbye to Artemis, he stomped off the ground, leaped back into the air, and jumped toward the Apartment Block.
The God of Firearms hesitated. Whether out of respect for Thor's martial prowess or concern that Artemis would immediately fire the arrow in her hand at his companions if he made a move, he ultimately did not seize the chance to shoot. Thor successfully leaped back into the room where he had been earlier.
Thor had returned for Set. Like him, Set had eaten the biscuit given by the Biscuit Shop Owner. Set was weaker than Thor to begin with, and the Organizing Committee had sealed away all his divine power, so the moment negotiations between Thor and the forgotten gods broke down, Set had collapsed to the floor without hesitation.
Afterward, Thor had been too busy killing people in his rage to remember Set for the time being. By the time he had finished killing, he had been ambushed by the God of Firearms. With the God of Electricity and Artemis arriving one after another, Thor had even less time to care whether Set lived or died.
But once his mind cleared a little, he remembered Set, whom he had left upstairs. It had now been proven that the gods living in seclusion here knew nothing about his wife's whereabouts. In other words, Set had deceived him again in this matter.
Thor had intended to settle the score with Set properly, but when he returned to the room, he found that both Set and the God of Machines, whom the Biscuit Shop Owner had told him to kill, had vanished.
Thor realized that he had fallen for another trick, and he became even