Lorelei had underestimated the protective nature of her "divine power"!
Ordinary Asgardians were about three times as physically strong as humans on Earth. Once they discovered their own "divinity," they relied more on the power it granted them to fight—and to protect themselves...
Lorelei had crashed into a fire hydrant with such force that it sent a ten-meter-high fountain spraying into the air. Now the poor woman stood in the water, shouting desperately at Alvin, "What do you want from me?
I was wrong! I give up! I deserve to die! Is that enough?"
Alvin tossed the Super Deodorant to Duke and let him deal with the source of the stench on his own.
He glanced at Asgard, which remained utterly silent above them, then looked at the pitiful Lorelei and spoke with unusual seriousness. "Looks like Asgard has given up on extraditing you. That means you'll have to face justice on Earth.
From the moment you came here, how many lives has Earth lost because of you?
Six banks, five armored cars, three jewelry stores. How many people did you kill in those places?
And how many more did you kill in places we haven't counted yet?"
As he watched Lorelei standing in the water, her skirt blown up by the rushing current, Alvin said, "Exposing yourself in public is a crime too!
I really don't want to kill you, but I'm willing to send you to prison!
You should be glad New York State doesn't have the death penalty. Otherwise, we'd find a female executioner to send you to Hell..."
Lorelei covered her skirt with the same gesture Marilyn Monroe had used, trying to shield herself from the water's force. "Can't you just kill me? Please stop torturing me!
I thought we were made for each other. We