"Don't worry. Ever since Father woke from Odin's Sleep, nothing like that has happened again."
"What about Loki?"
Since the Battle of New York, Loki had been held in an Asgardian prison. Barring any surprises, he would remain there for thousands of years.
The moment Thor heard that name, his expression became somewhat gloomy.
"Loki? That guy escaped."
Dane's expression turned subtle. Somehow, this did not surprise him all that much.
"How did he do it?"
"I don't know." Thor scratched his head. "We locked him in a completely sealed cell, but he just vanished into thin air."
"I asked Mother, and she told me Loki had his own mission..."
His head hurt a little. Enchantresses always spoke so mysteriously, as though saying things plainly would kill them.
Dane's eyes flickered. Could Loki have been taken away by the Time Variance Authority?
He had always wanted to meet those people and see how they used technology to turn time into something that could be manipulated directly.
Unfortunately, despite making quite a few efforts, he had never found a way into the Time Variance Authority.
"After some time, I hope to visit Asgard."
"Of course! Asgard will always welcome friends!" Thor said warmly.
"I haven't been here in a while. It looks like your world has run into some trouble?"
"Just minor disturbances." Dane did not care.
"Just as you often have to go to other parts of the Nine Realms to put down unrest, wars break out on Earth from time to time. Considering humanity's extremely short lifespan, the frequency is just a little higher."
Thor reluctantly accepted that explanation.
What he had actually wanted to ask was why Dane had merely watched when he had clearly seen what was happening.
In his mind, ending wars was also something a