Although Loki called himself a god, being torn in half would still kill him.
In the original story, Thanos had strangled him to death with his bare hands.
Thor pounced over, only to discover that the Loki torn in half had not bled a single drop. Instead, he slowly turned into ash and vanished into the air.
"It's a clone!" Thor shouted.
A clone was different from an illusion. An illusion was merely a false image of light and shadow, while a clone was a tangible existence, like a real person, possessing a certain degree of strength.
Of course, its strength depended on the actual strength of the original body.
The clone was controlled by the original body, and its thoughts and perspective were shared with it.
The enhanced humiliation from before had been transmitted directly into Loki's mind. That sensation could never be washed away.
No wonder Loki had told Hulk to kill him just now. He simply could not endure the humiliation and hurriedly severed his connection to the clone's perspective.
"I never expected Loki to improve so quickly over the past two years and master cloning."
Thor felt both relieved and troubled.
The one who had died was a clone, which meant Loki was alive. But it also meant he was still hiding in some corner, continuing to harm humanity.
Apocalypse stepped forward and suppressed Hulk's personality again. A staff member immediately brought over a blanket.
Watching Hulk stand there naked, Apocalypse thought, Looks like I need to find an opportunity to make Hulk a pair of super-elastic underwear. Otherwise, every transformation will be such an eyesore.
As for Loki's clone, Apocalypse had no memory of it and was seeing it for the first time. Could this be The Butterfly Effect caused by his arrival?
He had