American comics: Starting as the Jinchūriki of the One-Tailed Beast

While maintaining the Naraku Sight Technique, making Loki experience the scene he feared most, Roy said to Thor:

"If you're worried that the throne of Asgard will fall into his hands, or that he'll continue to cause trouble, I can take care of him for you right now and eliminate the threat forever."

Thor looked at Loki with a complicated expression and remained silent.

Seeing that he didn't answer his question, Roy knew that Thor couldn't bring himself to kill Loki.

Although this isn't a pure cinematic universe, it's clear that Thor "dotes" on Loki just as much as he does in the movies.

After a silence of about ten seconds, Thor spoke up: "Let him go."

Are you sure?

Roy asked.

Thor nodded seriously.

Seeing the serious expression on his face, Roy said nothing more and released the Naraku-seeing jutsu.

As the Naraku-seeing technique was lifted, the scene that Loki feared vanished instantly.

Upon realizing he wasn't in the Golden Palace but on Earth, Loki immediately understood, glaring at Roy and snarling, "You lowly Midgardian, how dare you toy with me!"

As soon as he finished speaking, Loki spread his hands, and two sharp daggers instantly appeared in his hands.

Just as he was about to rush toward Roy and show him the terrible consequences of toying with him, he suddenly found that he couldn't move his body and was strangely bound to the spot.

The Golden Binding Technique!

Seeing Loki summon his dagger, Roy didn't hesitate and immediately cast a binding spell on him, freezing him in place.

Then, he walked towards the immobilized Loki and stood in front of him.

Before Loki could speak, he reached out his right hand, grabbed Loki by the neck, and lifted him up.

"The lowly Midgardians you see can have their necks snapped with just a little effort."

"If you don't want to die, you'd better watch your mouth."

"Did you understand, you weak and ugly frost giant!"

With that, Roy flicked his right hand and threw Loki out of the office.

Unable to control his body, Loki crashed heavily onto the muddy ground outside the office, looking utterly disheveled.

After doing all this, Roy released Loki from the golden binding spell.

Freed from the binding spell, Loki quickly got up, turned around and glared at Roy.

After suffering two consecutive setbacks, he realized that Roy's strength and "spellcasting" ability were in no way inferior to his own.

Although he was very unwilling, he had to admit that his chances of winning against Roy were very slim at this moment.

I should have brought Eternity and the Box of Ice!

With a sigh in his heart, Loki turned to Thor and said coldly, "Father has entered the Odin's Sleep. Mother fears he will never wake up again and is unwilling to leave him. Now I will act as regent and exercise the powers of the king."

"The last decree my father issued was to exile you, and I will not overturn his decree to end your exile."

Under Thor and Jane's watchful eyes, Loki's body became ethereal and transparent, eventually disappearing completely.

Although they couldn't see Loki, Roy could clearly see that magic enveloped Loki, making him invisible to the naked eye.

"If you change your mind now, it's not too late."

Roy said to Thor.

Thor sighed and replied, "Let him go."

"He is not his father's biological son, but he treats his father as his own father, and I believe he will not betray Asgard."

Thor did not see the scenes that Loki feared.

But one thing he realized was that Loki didn't like his Frost Giant bloodline at all and only wanted to be an Asgardian.

This means that Loki would never side with the Frost Giants, betraying and failing Asgard.

He has been exiled.

If Loki were left behind, Odin and Frigga would have no sons left.

Although Thor isn't exactly an intelligent superhero, it has to be said that his assessment of Loki was quite accurate.

"As long as you don't regret it!"

As soon as he finished speaking, Roy used the Flying Thunder God Technique to teleport back to his villa on the Upper East Side of New York.

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Asgard.

After leaving Earth and returning to the Golden Palace, Loki became increasingly angry.

After careful consideration, he came up with a plan.

He didn't know if Thor could regain his power, nor when Odin would awaken from his slumber.

But one thing he was certain of was that he could use this time to gain far more merit than Thor, making Odin look at him with new eyes and realize that he was the most suitable person to inherit the throne.

Having made his decision, Loki took the Spear of Eternity and headed to Odin's vault, going straight to the Casket of Ice, the artifact of the Frost Giants.

Jotunheim.

The wind was biting cold.

The entire land was covered in snow.

Loki slowly walked toward the palace of the Frost Giants.

He encountered no obstacles and walked straight up to Laufey.

"Kill him."

Laufey glanced at him and suddenly gave an order.

"After I've helped you so much?"

Loki looked calmly at Laufey sitting on the stone throne and said slowly.

"Were you the one who helped us infiltrate Asgard?"

Laufey continued.

"That's right."

"Your people successfully infiltrated Odin's vault, and I also disrupted Thor's succession ceremony, sparing the Nine Realms from his foolish reign for a very long time."

Loki replied.

"Tell me, what is your purpose in coming here this time?"

Laufey looked Loki over with great interest.

Loki didn't beat around the bush and immediately replied, "I can help you and a few of your men enter Odin's chambers and kill him while he's unconscious."

Why don't you do it yourself?

Laufey asked.

"Because the Asgardians will not support a man who murdered his father as king!"

"I will return the Casket of Ice to you once you have killed Odin."

"With the Box of Ice, you can bring your lost glory back to Jotunheim."

Loki spoke slowly.

After thinking for only a second or two, Laufey gave his answer.

"make a deal!"

Foolish frost giant!

Seeing how easily Laufey was persuaded and fell for his trick, Loki silently began to criticize Laufey in his mind.

After the agreement was reached, Loki did not hesitate and decisively returned to Asgard.

As soon as he returned to the Rainbow Bridge lobby, he saw Heimdall standing on the control panel, looking at him with a serious expression.

"What are you worried about, gatekeeper?"

Heimdall quickly replied, "When you were in Jotunheim, I tried to keep an eye on you, but I couldn't see you or hear your voice."

"You used magic to conceal yourself, just like the frost giant who infiltrated Asgard before, and fooled my eyes and ears."

Loki's expression remained unchanged as he slowly said, "Perhaps you're getting old, and your senses aren't as sharp as they used to be."

He had barely finished speaking when Heimdall added, "Or perhaps someone has found a way to block my senses, concealing things they don't want me to see."

Loki didn't answer immediately, pacing a few steps around the control panel: "Your divine power is extraordinary. Did Odin ever fear your strength?"

"No," Heimdall replied immediately.

"Why not?" Loki continued to ask.

"Because he is my king, I swear to obey him."

Heimdall replied.

"He was once your king, but now you must obey me, do you understand?"

Loki looked at Heimdall with a serious expression.

"clear!"

Heimdall said in a deep voice.

"very good!"

"From this moment forward, without my order, no one may open the Rainbow Bridge for anyone!"

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