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"This... what?"

Seeing a person appear out of nowhere in the interrogation room, Coulson was stunned.

The person who appeared was none other than Thor's brother.

That is, Loki.

According to the plot of Thor 1, he came here specifically to deceive Thor.

While Thor hadn't regained his divine power, Loki fabricated a lie that Odin had died of anger, and then shifted all the blame onto Thor. In Loki's opinion, once his reckless brother learned of these events, he would undoubtedly fall into a fit of impotent rage.

At that point, Thor would completely lose the qualification to lift Thor's Hammer and would be forever stranded on Earth as a mortal.

This way, no one would be able to contend with him for the throne of Asgard.

But now, Loki's plan seemed to have gone slightly awry. He was supposed to turn and leave after saying these words, but as soon as he turned, he saw a sharply angled monster in the corner.

The thing stood silently in the corner, without any sign of life, looking extremely bizarre.

Loki was genuinely startled by the sudden appearance of such a thing, instantly entering a combat state and instinctively throwing a dagger at it.

It was precisely because of this scene that Thor had asked Loki what was wrong in confusion earlier.

However, to be fair, Loki's direct combat ability was truly lacking. The small dagger he threw was like a toy, completely unable to cause any substantial damage to the creature.

On the contrary, the sharply angled monster merely moved its right hand, sending Loki staggering backward repeatedly.

After being attacked, Loki's illusion naturally failed.

This was why he was discovered by Coulson and the other agents.

But while the agents were bewildered, Fang Mo had already arrived at the door of the interrogation room. Before anyone could react, he directly opened the door and walked in.

Coulson was taken aback by this, but quickly recovered and hurried to follow.

"What kind of day is it today? Is it a Nine Realms celebration?" Fang Mo said as soon as he pushed the door open. "Why have both of Odin's good sons come to Earth?"

As he spoke, the stand-in Steve slowly returned to his side.

"Who are you?"

Loki stared at Fang Mo warily. "No, you... what exactly are you?"

"I am Fang Mo,"

Fang Mo said directly. "My nickname is the Fourth Calamity."

"..."

Loki didn't speak, only narrowing his eyes instinctively.

He naturally didn't recognize Fang Mo. In fact, if it weren't for that sharply angled monster, he would have thought Fang Mo was just an ordinary mortal. But now, it seemed this guy was clearly unusual. He couldn't sense any aura from the other party, but the more it was like this, the more it proved that the guy was somewhat bizarre and he couldn't quite figure him out.

However, direct confrontation was not Loki's style, especially with a bunch of troublesome mortals following behind Fang Mo.

After some thought, he directly cast a spell.

Loki left an illusion in his place, and his true form stealthily retreated backward while invisible.

However, it should be known that Fang Mo and the stand-in shared vision.

Loki could see himself. Fang Mo guessed this might be because the other party's mental energy was relatively strong or something similar. But for some reason, Steve could also see the invisible Loki. Did Asgardian illusions not work on Steve?

In any case, Fang Mo impatiently said, "Alright, stop showing off your hide-and-seek skills."

"Huh? What?"

Coulson was truly confused. This guy was standing right in front of him, so he asked curiously, "Who... are you talking to?"

Upon hearing Fang Mo's words, Loki's movements froze slightly.

"You can see him?"

Even Thor, who was sitting there, was stunned.

"My stand-in saw you long ago, so don't think about using invisibility to backstab me or anything." Fang Mo crossed his arms, his gaze fixed on Loki's true location. "Honestly, I'm not even sure if I still have 'kidneys' myself..."

"..."

Loki hesitated upon hearing this, but ultimately dispelled the illusion.

"This..."

Seeing Loki transform into an illusion before his eyes, and then reappear from empty space, Coulson's eyes widened. This was the first time he had experienced the strangeness of illusions.

For some reason, a terrifying intuition suddenly surged within Coulson.

Unlike the delusional patient who claimed to be Thor over there, for some reason, he felt that the person in front of him was the real troublemaker.

"Um... who is he?"

After some thought, Coulson couldn't help but ask Fang Mo.

"Loki, the God of Mischief and Lies," Fang Mo explained. "Don't you Westerners believe in gods? Haven't you heard of the famous Loki?"

"This..."

Coulson hesitated. "We usually believe in Jesus here."

"Oh, I see," Fang Mo nodded, then suddenly asked, "Then let me ask you, who do you think is stronger, Odin or Jesus?"

"Huh?"

Not only Coulson, but even Thor and Loki on the other side were stunned. After all, Odin was their father. What was he trying to do by discussing his father's strength in front of his sons?

"Uh..."

Of course, Coulson was also confused. They were currently confronting two gods, and it was really appropriate to suddenly discuss this?

However, before Coulson could figure out what to say, Fang Mo suddenly started speaking to himself, "Actually, I think Odin is a bit stronger."

"Of course, Father is the Allfather!"

Thor said subconsciously.

However, he immediately remembered his father's 'death news.' He had been angered to death by his useless son. He immediately fell into grief, "My father's glory will surely last forever in the Nine Realms..."

"Mhm, you guys also think Odin is stronger, right?"

Fang Mo smiled and nodded, then directly said, "Actually, it makes sense to say Odin is stronger than Jesus... Look, mythology records that Odin said he would kill all the Frost Giants in this world, while the Bible says Jesus will kill all the unrighteous people in this world. I've seen plenty of unrighteous people, but I haven't seen a single Frost Giant."

As he spoke, Fang Mo deliberately smiled at Loki, "Don't you think so?"

"..."

Upon hearing the words "Frost Giant," Thor and Loki immediately fell silent.

Thor was silent because he remembered that he had attacked the Frost Giants in private, which led to the imminent war between Jotunheim and Asgard. His recklessness and unfilial piety had directly 'angered to death' his father, Odin. Honestly, he was now extremely self-reproaching and guilty, and had even begun to reflect on his past bad behavior.

It seemed his father was right; he was a madman, a warmonger whose mind was filled only with glory, and he didn't understand love and peace at all.

However, it was different for Loki.

He felt that Fang Mo was deliberately targeting him.