Loki, Becoming the God of Time

Loki's vision blurred, and then he arrived in an unfamiliar place.

Looking at the glowing, indistinct figure before him, he hesitated.

Naturally, he knew who this person was.

Loki's face was full of uncertainty, not knowing how he should begin the conversation.

At that moment, Su Yao pondered briefly before suddenly saying, "You know Thor and the others have grown stronger, don't you?"

A mysterious voice, as though it were truth itself, echoed through the air.

Upon hearing this, jealousy and envy immediately appeared on Loki's hesitant face.

Before he could say anything, Su Yao continued, "I can give you an opportunity."

As he spoke, he glanced at Loki. With a thought, countless pieces of information and images flooded into Loki's mind.

These memories were, astonishingly, the events of the Avengers and the Loki series.

Loki's expression changed drastically, his face shifting again and again.

Within the images in his mind, he saw himself strangled to death by Thanos. He also saw another version of himself from a different Timeline.

There, he was captured by the Time Administration Bureau and went through a series of events.

In the end, he stepped forward and chose to sacrifice himself, saving countless Timelines and becoming the God of Time—or, rather, the God of Stories.

Upon a lonely throne, He glowed green all over, connected to one Timeline after another.

Countless Timelines then formed a lush, towering Time Tree.

The breathtaking scene stunned Loki.

Especially as memories continuously surfaced in his mind, making it seem as though he had personally lived through those events. Much of his arrogance and other emotions faded, replaced by a sense of responsibility.

And that sense of responsibility was precisely what a king needed.

Just as Odin had once prophesied, both he and Thor would eventually become kings.

But