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The war with the Frost Giants was, in a sense, started by Thor's reckless actions, but in fact, the wise people of Asgard could see that what Thor did was not the root cause of the conflict.

The root cause is that Odin is nearing the end of his lifespan, and Asgard is about to experience a major upheaval. Meanwhile, the Frost Giants, after years of development, have become stronger and want to take advantage of this opportunity to cause trouble, intending to break free from Asgard's control and even defeat Asgard to gain the opportunity to rule the Nine Realms.

Thor's actions only accelerated the Frost Giants' rebellion, which might actually be a good thing, since the sooner the abscess is punctured, the better.

If we wait until Odin dies and Thor truly takes over as King of Asgard, the Frost Giants might demand a search of Asgard under the pretext of "a missing soldier," which would lead to a war, and the situation would likely be much worse than it is now.

Thor: "And Father? Is he...is he alright?"

At this moment, Thor recalled the words he had spoken when Odin banished him from Midgard, and felt extremely remorseful. He had indeed been a terrible person back then.

The sudden fall from the heights of his life to the brink of despair taught Thor to finally learn self-reflection.

"Your father has fallen into Odin's slumber and is not in immediate danger."

Sif said.

"As expected, Loki was lying to me."

Thor said, his eyes filled with tears.

"Yes, that's right, Thor, Loki has been lying to you all along..."

Sif was about to speak up and voice their suspicions about Loki.

But then Thor burst into tears:

"Loki, you're so foolish! Why were you so good to me? I don't deserve it! If you die, how am I supposed to live the rest of my life?!"

Sif: "???"

"Thor, are you out of your mind?" Sif looked at Thor suspiciously, wondering if he had landed headfirst when Odin threw him onto the Rainbow Bridge, causing mental problems. "Loki is lying to you, why would he be nice to you?"

Thor wiped away his tears and said, "Sif, you don't understand. The reason Loki lied to me was because he wanted to take on the responsibility of protecting Asgard for me. He didn't want me to fight to make up for my mistakes, and he was afraid that I would sacrifice myself. So he used a white lie to keep me in Midgard."

Sif: "..."

She was starting to wonder if they were being too sensitive and had misunderstood Loki's meaning.

Maybe Loki really is doing it for Thor's own good?

Pooh!

Sif quickly rejected the idea.

She knew Loki all too well.

That's a complete bastard, how could he possibly be doing Thor's best interests at all?

As children, she was Thor and Loki's playmate, practically childhood sweethearts. Like most Asgardians, Sif was born with beautiful blonde hair. However, during her teenage years, Loki decided to play a trick on her because she seemed to prefer Thor's company to his.

So, Loki cut off all of Sif's golden hair while she slept. Upon discovering this, Sif's cries echoed throughout the Asgardian capital. Knowing he would be punished, Loki rushed to the Dwarven kingdom to negotiate with the dwarves to have some pure gold wigs made for Sif as compensation. The dwarves agreed to his request, but Loki secretly prepared to break his promise.

Loki stole the hair and gave it to Sif. On Sif's head, the hair grew naturally as if it were real and shone even brighter than before. However, because the dwarves hadn't had time to apply a special potion to the hair before Loki stole it, the hair began to darken on Sif's head and eventually turned completely black.

When Sif started crying again, her parents grew tired of her vanity and sent her to learn combat, turning her into a melee warrior. Years later, back in Asgard, Sif was dressed as a warrior and had accepted her black hair.

So Sif had long seen through Loki's true nature: he was a wicked guy who couldn't stand seeing others do well, wicked to the core!

Sif said, "Thor, although I don't know where you got the idea that Loki is doing this for your own good, I have to tell you that from the moment the Frost Giants caused trouble in Odin's Vault when you ascended the throne of Asgard, everything was a trap set by Loki for you..."

Next, Sif and the Warriors Three of Asgard embellished the story and told Thor everything.

Thor was shocked and still couldn't quite believe it.

He looked up at Bai Ye.

Didn't you say that Loki did everything for my own good?

Why is his story completely different from Sif's?

"Cough cough."

Bai Ye cleared his throat and said:

"Actually, I'm someone who always tries to think the best of everyone and believes in the good side of human nature."

He patted Coulson on the shoulder next to him:

"And this guy has always been in the habit of thinking the worst of human nature and believes in the evil side of human nature."

"So, we each presented you with a possibility back then, but you and I were both too kind, assuming everyone else was a good person, which led to this misunderstanding! Now it seems very likely that Loki was framing you!"

Thor nodded repeatedly as he listened.

That's right, it must be because he, like this Midgard Thor, is too simple and kind, so he took Loki's actions as well-intentioned. Little did he know, Loki was plotting against him.

Yes, that must be it. There's absolutely nothing to do with being a brother-complex, and there's no such thing as not wanting outsiders to say bad things about my older brother!

I, Thor, am not a brother-complex character!

Thor said sadly, "I always thought Loki had changed for the better, but I never expected... how could he do this? If he wanted the throne, he could have just told me! Why did he have to resort to these underhanded methods?"

Honestly, if Loki had told Thor directly that he absolutely wanted the throne of Asgard, Thor might have just given it to him.

Loki probably knew this too, but what did he really want? Was it just the throne? Of course not. What he wanted was the thrill of vying for Thor's things. Giving him the throne directly might have made it less challenging and less interesting.

Sif said, "Thor, this is not the time to talk about this. We must return to Asgard as soon as possible. Whatever Loki wants to do, it will be very dangerous, and only you, Thor, can stop him!"

Thor looked down at his hands and smiled wryly:

“I want to go back, but… I’m not Thor anymore. When my father banished me from Midgard, he sealed my divine power. Now, I can’t even lift Mjolnir anymore.”

"watt!?"

Sif and the others knew that the hammer was Thor's true form; without the hammer, Thor would essentially cease to exist.

What's the point of playing anymore then?!

Sif and the others only knew that Thor had been banished, but they did not know the specifics. They generally believed that Thor had been banished, but Odin had closed the Rainbow Bridge to Thor, preventing him from returning to Asgard.

Given Thor's current condition, even if he returned to Asgard, he would probably only cause more trouble, right?

Sif said, "Thor, Odin is your father after all. He can't just abandon you because you made a mistake and don't give you a chance! And Mjolnir is the weapon you've been using since birth. As long as you recognize your mistakes and sincerely apologize, you should still have a chance to lift Mjolnir!"

She turned her head and looked around: "By the way, where's Mjolnir?"

As he spoke, Thor, playing with his game console and carrying two Mjolnir hammers on his back, blindly walked into the room—it was already noon, and he was getting hungry from playing games, so he came to prepare lunch!

###Chapter 114 Incompletely Evolved Life Forms, Genetically Mutated Aliens, and a Frog-Head with Congenital Dementia###

The scene froze instantly.

Thor looked up curiously, only to find that everyone in the room was looking at him.

"What happened?"

Thor scratched his head.

We've spent two days together, do we still have such a strong sense of curiosity about him?

These humans are so boring!

"Thor, Thor, am I seeing things?" Sif's mouth dropped open in shock, unable to close it for a long time. "How did your Mjolnir end up on... that little puppy?"

Throughout Asgard, Thor's hammer is renowned and a symbol of the Asgardian throne. Aside from Thor himself, perhaps only Odin could lift it.

How did it end up being carried on a dog's back?

The humanoid Thor looked conflicted, unsure of what to say.

Should he tell Sif and the Warriors Three that he's not even as good as a dog, that he can't lift Thor's hammer, but a dog can lift it instead?

"It's...it's just like what you see!" Thor said, forcing a smile. "This dog has the ability to lift Mjolnir."

But Thor didn't want to admit that he was even worse than a dog, so he quickly added:

"But don't misunderstand, it is actually Thor, just from another world. In other words, it is me from another world, which is why it can lift Mjolnir."

a long time.

Sif and the Warriors Three of Asgard reluctantly accepted that Thor was the god of thunder from another world.

However, Sif's expression was very complicated.

How could Tohru from another world be a dog?

"Thor, I see you've finally come to your senses. Why don't you try lifting Mjolnir again?"

Sif composed herself and, prioritizing the bigger picture, calmly offered her advice.

"Oh well!"

Thor had no choice but to decide to try again.

The hammer was placed in the living room.

Thor stepped forward, took a deep breath, grabbed Mjolnir's hammer handle, and then pulled hard.

His arms were bulging with veins, his temples were throbbing, and his face was contorted in a ferocious expression.

Unfortunately, this was of no use.

Next, Thor tried a few more positions, and apart from almost farting, nothing happened.

"It seems I still haven't passed Father's test!"

Thor sat down on the ground, looking dejected.

"But I really know I was wrong. I don't know what I'm missing to lift Mjolnir."

“Thor, don’t be discouraged.” Sif stood beside him and comforted him, “Perhaps you’re overthinking things, which has caused you to lose all your fighting spirit and fail to meet the standards? So don’t overthink it and don’t put too much pressure on yourself.”

"Maybe……"

The humanoid Thor sighed, his face full of helplessness.

Thor, who was watching from the side, curled his lip, stepped forward, picked up Mjolnir with one hand, and placed it on his back. The two Mjolnir were arranged in an "X" shape.

Thor looked arrogant:

"I am Thor!"

"For the glory of the Northern God!"

Seeing Thor lift Mjolnir so easily, Sif and the Warriors Three of Asgard were speechless.

An inappropriate thought crossed their minds—could it be that this humanoid Thor is a fake, and this dog is the real Thor?