Tony and Steve's Argument, Loki Watches the Show

Anyone with eyes could see the gap between Earth and Asgard. Hela alone had stirred up such a massive war in their capital. If Asgard had not appeared, they might have had no choice but to use Nuclear Weapons in the end.

But even if they used Nuclear Weapons, could they really destroy her?

He felt the chances were slim.

And Asgard, which had dealt with Hela, was even less something they could afford to provoke.

Nick Fury led Loki toward the command room, asking questions from time to time along the way.

For instance, the identities of those Asgardian Warriors with immense power whom even Thor himself did not know about during the previous war. Or the identity of that person who looked almost exactly like Tony.

More advanced armor, a younger face, but without a doubt, he was Tony Stark.

He had asked Tony about it before, but Tony had been unwilling to answer.

Loki did not answer everything. Or rather, ninety percent of what he said was a lie.

As the God of Lies, it would be strange if he honestly answered Nick Fury's questions.

Of course, he could also choose not to answer.

In truth, Nick Fury had never expected Loki to answer him for certain.

After all, the other party was Asgard's New King. What right did he, a mere human, have to demand answers to his questions?

So Loki could simply refuse to answer.

But refusing to answer would be too boring. If not one word out of ten was true and Fury had to figure things out himself, wouldn't that be much more interesting?

At least, Loki found it quite interesting.

Suddenly, Loki seemed to sense something, and his body abruptly froze.

Just as Nick Fury was about to ask, he saw Loki