Ordinary Group Owner: "I don't know why, but I think he's acting so arrogant!"
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "If I had that many things to Recycle, I'd be arrogant too."
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "But have you figured out how to deal with Thor?"
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "With your personality, you definitely won't kill him. You might even want him to sincerely admit that he's inferior to you and that you're more suited to be Asgard's king."
Loki: "Just find any excuse to make him stay on Earth."
Loki: "As long as I say it was Odin's decision, he won't object. He'll even reflect on his mistakes."
Loki said this indifferently.
Deceiving Thor was far too easy. As long as Odin was involved, Thor would never suspect that Loki was lying to him.
He had even thought of an excuse already.
"Are you the God of Thunder, or the God of Hammers?"
That would do.
"Father is deeply disappointed in you. As the God of Thunder, have you lost your power just because you no longer have your hammer?"
"Is this all you're capable of, Thor?!"
"Until you find your true power, you are not qualified to become the King of Asgard!"
Given Thor's affection for Mjolnir, Loki did not think Thor would awaken his true power as the God of Thunder before it shattered.
By then, Loki would probably have already stepped into the Skyfather level.
However, Odin's disappearance was indeed an important factor.
He planned to lure Laufey to Asgard, then pin the reason for Odin's disappearance on Laufey.
Then he would kill Laufey and start a war with Jotunheim, allowing Asgard's Warriors to vent the fury in their hearts.
Not only would he dump the blame on Laufey, but he would also build