But Thor was with him. Loki did not believe Odin would drag Thor down with him.
That was right.
Loki believed the one screwing people over was the Allfather.
Even when he had colluded with Frost Giants and Dark Elves to attack Asgard, Odin had merely imprisoned him. But whenever Loki thought of someone setting him up, Odin was the first person who came to mind.
He believed Odin's benevolence was nothing but hypocrisy.
But no matter what, Odin had raised him without ever letting him lack food or clothing, and had not pursued responsibility for Frigga's death after he caused the Death God's demise.
On Earth, Loki would absolutely be the textbook example of an ungrateful white-eyed wolf.
The key was that Loki's thought process did not work that way.
Loki had not considered Hayato.
Although he did not know where the limits of Hayato's power lay.
First, someone as hot-tempered as Thor could only put up with Hayato. Even his complaints were made behind Hayato's back.
Second, Loki had studied Hayato's eyes.
This was a man who did whatever he pleased.
If Hayato wanted to kill him, first, he would not bother with schemes; second, he would not care about Odin or Thor.
The reason Loki dared to stir up trouble in Asgard was because he knew Thor would not kill him.
Thor would not kill him, but Hayato would.
So he would not provoke Hayato.
Thinking this, Loki decided not to stray too far from Thor, lest he be set up and killed.
If they could not win, at least he could escape with Thor via the Rainbow Bridge.
Brilliant!
It had to be said, Thor was still incredibly fierce.
One hammer blow took down one little fire demon.
Whenever he could not reach them with his