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Chapter 58 I really can't tell the difference!

"Thor, it seems there's really something wrong with your head. Even I don't believe it."

Loki was at a loss; Thor seemed completely unmoved by reason.

He tried everything to persuade Thor, but still couldn't convince him. This made Loki feel deeply frustrated. When did Thor become so hard to fool? Wasn't he always able to fool someone before?

"Listen, Thor, I don't know what happened to you, or what sweet talk they've given you."

But it's laughable that you can't recognize your own brother standing right in front of you. I guarantee that even if someone impersonated you, I wouldn't be able to tell the difference!

With that, Loki stormed off, determined to return to Asgard and ascend the throne to soothe his wounded spirit.

The world has really changed; brainless muscle idiots now have intelligence.

As the door slammed shut, Thor suddenly realized something.

That means a mortal king couldn't possibly use magic, and even if he had wizards as advisors, they wouldn't know what Loki looked like.

The Loki who had just appeared before him was exactly the same as he remembered. Could it be true? Was he really Loki? Was his father really dead?

Thinking of this, Thorton felt uneasy. Had he misunderstood Loki?

Thinking back on what he had said, he realized how hurtful it had been to Loki. If it were him, he would probably be in unbearable pain.

Because of the cunning of a mortal king, he actually misunderstood his own brother.

He finally managed to run down to tell me about his father's death, and I treated him like that. I deserve to die!

Thor was filled with regret and self-blame. He lowered his head helplessly, his eyes gradually reddening.

He realized that he might not only have wronged his real family, but he might also have unintentionally hurt Loki's sincere concern.

This pain is a thousand times heavier than any physical restraint.

"No, I can't give up like this!"

Thor screamed inwardly as he struggled to sit up. He had to find Loki, apologize to him, and find out the truth.

In the corridor, Loki had not yet left for Asgard; he was merely wandering around the building.

He couldn't swallow his anger; Thor had mistaken him for someone else, a mere mortal!

If he had used his own magic, then it would be understandable that Thor wouldn't recognize him; he wouldn't be angry, but rather happy.

But no matter what he said, Thor just wouldn't believe himself.

This greatly frustrated Loki, who felt it was all the fault of the mortal king who had tricked Thor.

It's absolutely unforgivable! In this world, only I can deceive Thor; no one else can!

I must find that mortal king and make him understand how grave the sin of mocking a great god is!

"Hi, sir, you must be Loki."

A gentle yet clear voice interrupted Loki's thoughts. He turned around abruptly and saw a man dressed in casual clothes, with eyes that revealed wisdom and composure, standing not far away, smiling at him.

Loki frowned slightly, inwardly on guard, but outwardly maintained the majesty of a "god": "Who are you? How do you know my name?"

"I think I learned this from your brother; as for me, I'm the one in charge here."

As soon as Xia Ling finished speaking, Loki's eyes narrowed.

"So, you're the mortal king who tricked my brother, aren't you?"

Loki's voice was deep and dangerous. Even though Thor was foolish, he was still a god, not someone a mortal could trifle with.

"You could say that. Actually, I did it for his own good."

"You're going to play tricks on him just for his own good? Mortal, you really know how to use sweet talk. How can you say something like that?"

Loki laughed in anger. The Misgardians were the Misgardians after all; when it came to shamelessness, they were the best.

"Of course, if we don't try this, how will we know how his condition is, and how will we try to treat him?"

"treat?"

Loki was a little puzzled. What illness did Thor get after he was banished?

"Your brother has an extremely severe case of delusional disorder, imagining himself as a god, which is very bad. Therefore, we must treat him so that he can return to a normal life."

I understand now, I understand everything.

It turns out that Thor, that big, silly guy, still insisted on calling himself a god even after losing his powers, and as a result, he was arrested by these mortals who didn't know the truth, thinking he was crazy.

It wouldn't be bad to let Thor spend his whole life in an asylum, but first, these mortals who have offended God's majesty must be punished.

"I'm very happy."

"You don't need to be happy; you are also someone we need treatment for."

What?

Loki was stunned. This mortal actually intended to "heal" him?

This is insane! Absolutely insane!

Loki didn't want to talk to him anymore, so he let him go now.

"Bang!"

With a loud bang, Loki felt a sharp pain in the back of his head. He couldn't even turn around to see what was happening before he collapsed straight down.

"Chief, the crowbar you gave me is really useful. I knocked him down with just one strike."

Coulson looked at Loki lying on the ground with a smug expression, the crowbar in his hand still bearing the force of his previous blow.

"Coulson, not bad, you subdued our patient number two so easily."

"It's all thanks to the bureau chief's excellent mentorship!"

Coulson touched his sparse hair with embarrassment, but the excitement wouldn't go away, as if he had finally gotten his revenge.

"Chief, is he really the so-called god?"

Although it was truly embarrassing for this "god" to be knocked down by his own crowbar, the fact that he could roam around S.H.I.E.L.D. so brazenly showed that he was still quite capable.

What do you think?

Xia Ling didn't answer him directly, and Coulson didn't press the matter further.

"We need to show some humanity and lock him up with Thor. The two brothers need to be together, don't they?"

"Yes, Chief."

Coulson was speechless at the chief's twisted sense of humor, but what could he do? He was the chief.

Coulson beckoned, and several agents appeared, dragging Loki into the cell where Thor was being held.

At this moment, Thor was still planning to escape from prison when he was stunned to see his brother, who had just left, being dragged back like a dead dog.

Am I dreaming?

Thor watched in disbelief as they tied Loki to a chair, just as he had done.

Loki didn't lose his power like I did. How could an Asgardian be subdued by a mortal?

Is this a dream? This must be a dream!

Loki's arrival here was a dream, his father's death was a dream, his imprisonment here was a dream, and his exile was an even bigger dream!

So, what is reality?

"Father, I can't tell the difference, I really can't!"

(End of this chapter)