"I always knew Loki was bad, but seeing him today, he was really shameless."
Hidden within the Mirror Dimension, Gin spoke up for Thor. Having once lived in Asgard, she knew Thor had a far better reputation than Loki. Though he was rather foolish, at least he was an honest man. "Loki knocked out his own brother, stole his opportunity, as you put it, and now he's putting on this act in front of Hera with a straight face. Seriously."
As she spoke, Gin curled her lip in obvious disgust.
Normally, if someone stole something from their brother, then so be it. But Loki had even lied afterward, which was what made people look down on him.
The Aesir admired and practiced robbery, yet despised theft and fraud. That was the true reason Loki had been ostracized.
"How should I put it? I've always thought Asgard's customs had issues." Su Ming removed the Lasso of Truth from around his wrist and helped Little Dai hang it back on her belt. "Look at Vanaheim. Why didn't they have a tradition of robbery?"
"Probably because of Odin." Gin could not really comment on that. She personally thought Asgard's customs were quite good—straightforward and requiring no excessive thought.
"I think I understand why you and Batwoman both liked hiding in the shadows to watch people." Diana had focused on something else. After hearing Gin explain the whole story and watching Loki's performance, she said, "Hiding in the dark really does let you see people's true nature. It's like standing atop a higher mountain."
She had realized something, and from there, grasped even more.
That was, if standing high let one see far, then perhaps Bobo, being so short, could view things from a different angle. That was why he was such an outstanding