"No! Don't come any closer! It's dangerous for you!"
Thor, surrounded by the electric net, refused their good intentions. The current was enough to knock out an ordinary person, but it was still far from enough for the God of Thunder. Though his whole body tingled and hurt as if he were being pricked by needles, it would not make him lose consciousness.
He did not want Jen to take the risk. She was only a mortal. His tongue was gradually going numb, and he could barely open his mouth, but he forced himself to finish what he had to say:
"Go across the street and get my brother. He'll know what to do."
"I thought you brothers both studied social psychology. So he majored in Physical Engineering?" Jen had only been pushed into this situation herself. She was a doctor and an astronomer; putting on gloves to save someone had merely been instinct. As for what exactly to do, she had no idea.
Hearing Thor stop her, she immediately halted.
Caroline shouted from the window, and Loki came over from across the street. The people who had originally been queuing outside the nightclub had now gone to the surrounding buildings to watch the excitement. It was no big deal for him, a doorman, to leave his post for a while.
Seeing Thor bouncing around like a fish in a net crackling with electricity, Loki nearly burst out laughing. Even though he desperately held it in, a hilariously amused expression still appeared on his face.
"Let me borrow your phone."
He held out his hand to Daisy.
"You can save someone with a phone?" Daisy handed her phone to Loki in confusion.
Jen, meanwhile, suddenly understood. She grasped the dark-haired man's intention.
Sure enough, this man was completely different from