Loki: "The Points from pawning Odin will be enough to boost my strength."
Although temporarily pawning something yielded fewer Points than permanently pawning it, Odin was still the Lord of the Nine Realms, possessing Skyfather-level strength.
So even a temporary pawn would bring in no small number of Points.
Besides, wasn't there still Odin's Vault?
There were so many things inside. If he did not pawn them, someone else would take them away anyway. It would be better to pawn them himself and turn them into the foundation of his growth.
Surely all those Points would be enough to give him strength no less than Odin's, right?
With that kind of power, what would he have to fear?
Forget his foolish brother Thor—even that Purple Potato Head would be useless!
And that big green brute!
How dare he treat him like that!
He was a god!
The image of Hulk repeatedly smashing him against the ground surfaced in Loki's mind, making him grit his teeth in fury!
What humiliation!!!
Ordinary Group Owner: "You want to replace Odin and become the King of the Nine Realms?"
Ordinary Group Owner: "That would require at least Skyfather-level strength, wouldn't it?"
Odin's strength had never truly been displayed in the movies, but it could be inferred from his opponents.
First was Laufey, King of the Frost Giants. With the Casket of Ancient Winters, he possessed the power to freeze an entire planet.
Yet Odin had still defeated him, losing only one eye in the process. That was in the movie universe, too; in mythology, Odin had blinded that eye himself.
Even the Frost Giants' Casket of Ancient Winters had been taken by Odin.
Then there was the Fire Giant Surtur. The strength he displayed in the movies could only be described as immensely powerful,