After All, She Was Still Just a Child (A Ten-Thousand-Word Mega Chapter, Please Subscribe)

What kind of reaction would a naughty child who knew they had done something wrong have when suddenly caught by their parent?

Usually, the first reaction was fear, followed by guilt. In the end, to avoid punishment, they might even pretend to be pitiful.

But Little Annie was obviously not one of them.

Because she was far more powerful than an ordinary naughty child, and as someone with Quasi-Divine Power, her way of thinking was completely different.

The moment she saw her father appear, she instantly abandoned the dragon formed from arcane energy, teleported back to the rooftop of Stark Industries headquarters, and without hesitation put on a performance of sacrificing a fellow Daoist to save herself, pushing Loki forward as a shield.

The little rascal grabbed Loki's cloak and solemnly talked him into it. "Didn't you say before that you were a god, and that even my father would not dare defy your will? Now he's here, so the rest is up to you. Go for it! I believe you can do it."

As for Loki, his hands and feet had gone ice-cold, and his whole body was numb...

No matter how foolish or slow-witted he was, after personally witnessing Raymond casually break down and absorb that energy dragon, he realized that this little girl he had picked up and her father were definitely no ordinary people.

Especially that terrifying magical power. Even Frigga, his adoptive mother who had taught him since childhood, could not compare.

More precisely, Asgard's magical system was somewhat different from the spell-chanting, energy-manipulating magic most people imagined.

At the very least, it was vastly different from Kamar-Taj's system of magic.

It was used more for improving technology and strengthening oneself.

For example, the Bifrost created by combining magic and technology, or those weapons and