Compared to Thor's reaction when he saw the redesigned Mjolnir, Sherlock much preferred Loki's expression upon seeing the new version.
The look on that guy's face was practically a pie chart: thirty percent disgust, thirty percent disdain, thirty percent contempt, plus ten percent confusion.
Though Loki, the self-proclaimed greatest mage of the Nine Realms, never showed himself, after following Thor here, he could still clearly tell that the pink object planted in the ground was Mjolnir itself.
Loki had never particularly liked Mjolnir, but what he hadn't expected was that Thor actually somewhat liked Mjolnir after it had become like this. What surprised Loki even more was that on this tiny Earth, there was actually an alchemist—a species rare even in Asgard!
For a moment, Loki was utterly stunned. As Coulson had his men take Thor away from the scene, Sherlock ignored Loki outright and turned to leave the so-called observation room.
Originally, Sherlock had planned to use the Anywhere Door to go straight home after analyzing Mjolnir. But the moment he saw Loki, he immediately changed his mind.
Sherlock decided to stay here!
Not only could he watch a real-life immersive version of Thor unfold, but more importantly, Sherlock remembered that the Destroyer Armor would appear later in the story!
Compared to that thing, Mjolnir was barely worth looking at!
That was right. Sherlock had greedily set his sights on Odin's Destroyer Armor—the legendary armor that Odin could use to wrestle with the Celestials.
A massive scheme called the Armor-Stealing Plan slowly took shape in Sherlock's mind.
Yes, compared to Mjolnir, Sherlock planned to claim the Destroyer Armor for himself! Paired with his Spear of Longinus, he could even cosplay as Odin.
The more Sherlock thought about it, the more feasible it seemed. He almost drooled.
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