Thor righteously rejected Yang Bo's suggestion.
"No. Loki is my brother. We may not be related by blood, but to me, he's no different from a biological brother."
For a moment, the room was so quiet that they could have heard a pin drop. Lady Loki, Sylvie, flushed with excitement and hurriedly asked, "Do you really mean that?"
After becoming a woman, Sylvie's personality had changed as well, shifting from rational to emotional.
Thor nodded without the slightest hesitation.
Sylvie nodded in satisfaction and gave Thor a smile, then turned to Yang Bo, who was deep in thought. "I want to return to my own universe."
Her words snapped Yang Bo out of his thoughts. He raised his head and gave Thor a suspicious glance. He had a feeling things weren't nearly that simple.
"Sure. I'll send you back in a bit."
He had promised her earlier, so naturally, he would keep his word.
He turned to Thor and said, "Thor, bring Loki along. I'll send you brothers back first."
The Loki from his own world had been subdued by Dr. Erik and Hulk as soon as he came through the Portal, so he hadn't caused any damage at all.
Keeping him locked up for these past few days had been enough to teach him a lesson.
Whether he changed afterward was none of Yang Bo's concern. At the very least, Loki probably wouldn't want to cause him trouble... otherwise, Yang Bo would teach him the meaning of kindness.
The three of them left the room, and Yang Bo led Thor toward the Teleportation Stone Tablet.
Loki remained thoroughly dejected and said nothing, as though something had shaken him badly.
"Wait..."
Thor suddenly called out and stopped, a hint of panic on his face. "Yang, I left my hammer in