When Luo Xia saw the rainbow pillar of light descending from the sky, he knew Loki was up to something. He had originally thought this God of Mischief was the ambitious sort: if he wanted to mess with Thor, he should do so; if he couldn't, then he ought to accept defeat gracefully and bow his head. A true player knew when to stand his ground and when to back down.
"I really didn't expect him to be just like he is in the movies—a goofball, and a pure-blooded one at that." Luo Xia grumbled.
Thor had already returned to Asgard. Sending a weapon of mass destruction like the Destroyer to Earth now was obviously an attempt to cause trouble for him.
But the problem was, even if the Destroyer really killed Luo Xia, would that do Loki a damn bit of good beyond letting him vent his anger? A true king shouldn't make trouble just to blow off steam. It made him look rather undignified.
After all, Cao Cao had been able to recruit Zhang Xiu, even though Zhang Xiu had killed Cao Cao's eldest son and his beloved general Dian Wei.
"No wonder Loki's always good at starting things and bad at finishing them. He's a little short on magnanimity," Luo Xia said.
He didn't immediately enter the Mirror Dimension and give Loki another free fall. There probably wasn't enough time to torment Loki right now, and Luo Xia didn't dare trap the Destroyer inside the Mirror Dimension.
Earlier, Loki had used Gungnir to blast the ground, and the attack had already come very close to the Mirror Dimension's tolerance limit. Judging by what had been shown in the movies, the Destroyer's face beam was even more powerful than Gungnir.
If the Mirror Dimension really broke and let