"Your Majesty, though I haven't seen that person myself, Thor's description tells me he possesses earth-shattering power. Seeking his help isn't so hard to accept."
Frigga spoke privately to Odin through telepathy.
She and Odin had been married for so long that one glare from her old man told her what he was thinking.
Hearing this, Odin sighed helplessly to himself.
Yes, that person was an existence beyond his imagination. There was no shame in yielding.
Fine, fine.
"All right! Thor, let's go now!" Odin said.
Then he waved his hand, pulling Loki out of his cell and over to them.
Once Loki saw daylight again, he looked at Odin and Frigga before him, then at Thor below, utterly bewildered.
What's going on? Didn't they say they were locking me up for a few hundred years? Did they change their minds? Or did my idiot brother plead for me?
Odin noticed Loki's confusion, but offered no explanation, saying directly:
"Loki, once we get there, don't say too much, or even I won't be able to save you."
"That's right, Loki. You mustn't act out once we get there, understand?"
Frigga gently echoed his warning.
Loki froze at Odin's words. He had been about to make a few sarcastic quips, but after hearing Frigga, he immediately lost the desire to speak.
He merely lowered his head in tacit acceptance.
At the same time, a thought stirred in his mind, bringing back the scene from that day.
That day, he had summoned endless Chitauri warriors and had victory within his grasp.
Who could have known that, in the blink of an eye, a sea of lightning would descend from the sky and wipe out every last one of those aliens?
Loki felt that the place Odin mentioned probably had something to do