Sorcerer Supreme, Good at Reading People

"Has Heimdall gone mad? I think you're the one who's mad! You even froze him in ice? With the Frostborne Casket?!"

Thor looked at Loki, his eyes full of disappointment. Things had already come to this, and his own brother was still lying to him.

Did Loki really think he was stupid?

It wasn't just Thor. Sif and the Warriors Three were all on guard against Loki, and they didn't believe a word he said.

"Heh. We were all fine when we left. Heimdall even helped send us to Midgard. You must have felt disrespected and thought Heimdall had betrayed you, so you attacked him!"

Sif scolded him.

"Loki, you're not king of Asgard yet!"

Volstagg roared angrily.

Loki didn't react to their distrust. He seemed to think it was only natural for them to doubt him.

Because when he'd discovered Heimdall secretly sending people to Midgard, he really had been furious.

But before he could do anything, while he was still arguing with Heimdall, the man had seen Thor being taken away by someone...

Seeing Thor still lively and well, Loki clicked his tongue. He wasn't anxious about their distrust at all.

They really do know me well. The thought warmed him.

Still, that roguish smile remained on his face.

"I know you don't believe me. But if I wanted to lie to you, do you think I'd come up with such an easy-to-disprove story? Even my muscle-brained brother wouldn't tell a lie that stupid."

Loki's taunt made Thor's face flush red again. He wanted to teach his arrogant little brother a lesson.

But just as he raised his hand, Tao Yu flicked a finger, sending Thor flying to the side.

A circular portal appeared, and Thor began spinning around between two areas like a hula hoop, hollering the