Odin was indeed alive, but waiting for him to wake up?
That would take at least a year.
"During this time, just live properly in Midgard."
"With your mortal girlfriend."
"After all, you've been doing quite well in Midgard."
If Jane had possessed the potential to become a goddess in the Memory Copy, and if not for Odin's opposition, Thor and Jane might not necessarily have broken up.
Perhaps, however many years after Odin died, he and Jane might rekindle their old flame.
After giving Thor one last look, Loki prepared to leave as well.
"Heimdall."
He spoke toward the sky.
The light of the Bifrost, symbolizing farewell, appeared once again. Bathed in its radiance, Loki's figure slowly faded away.
"Wait, Loki!"
Thor instinctively reached out, wanting to stop Loki from returning.
Thinking that he would not be able to see his mother, Loki, and the others for some time to come, Thor could not help feeling a wave of loss.
At that moment, Loki's lingering voice reached Thor's ears.
"Tell your little followers that if they don't want to be punished, they should obediently stay in Midgard with you."
"You should know what punishment awaits those who leave without permission during wartime preparations."
"For your sake, as long as they remain in Midgard, I can forgive them once."
"Otherwise."
Loki did not need to finish his final words for Thor to understand.
Sif and the others had violated an unforgivable iron law of Asgard.
Although it was because of him.
Glancing at the light that had completely vanished, Thor rose dejectedly and flew toward Sif and the others.
As for the Bifrost?
It was not only Sif and the others who had made a mistake, but also Heimdall, who had sent them to Midgard.
It had been fine while