Not bad! It was still the same rhino he knew. Seeing its calm gaze, Thor knew that more than half his plan had succeeded.
Though he was a joke of a god in front of Daisy, his knowledge still far surpassed that of ordinary people. The World Tree had even simulated the course of events twice, and he more or less understood the causal connections involved.
"Listen, buddy. I need your help. Asgard needs your help!"
Rhino's little eyes turned to the other side, clearly saying that it had nothing to do with him and that he was just passing by.
They had never discussed it, but Thor reached much the same conclusion as Big Orange: Daisy owed Asgard a favor. It was not a major favor, but because the gap between the two sides was so vast, it became exceptionally precious. To Daisy, it was merely a matter of lifting a hand; to Asgard, it could affect the survival of the entire race.
Daisy was absent, so all creatures who had benefited because of her owed Asgard a favor as well. Daisy owed Asgard, and they owed Daisy. Thus, the logical relationship was established. That invisible causality meant Rhino had to help Asgard once.
Thor stared at him with bright eyes. "You understand the relationship here very clearly, don't you? You attained your current status because Asgard indirectly helped you. My father Odin and my mother Frigga helped Daisy when she was weak, and indirectly made you what you are. And today, you will repay that debt."
Rhino shook his head impatiently. How nice it was to be a god who simply ate and waited to die—why did there have to be so much trouble?
Compared with those Wakandan rhinos, he was undoubtedly far more fortunate. He had reached