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Chapter 196 No Hesitation



Chapter 196 No Hesitation

When Thor stepped into the heavy door of Asgard Prison, he was not greeted by the gloom and bustle he had imagined, but a strange silence, as if the dust of time had solidified here. Every corner of the prison revealed a forgotten tranquility, which was the unique atmosphere left after the aftermath of the last riot subsided.

Only Loki's cell seemed to be independent of the silence, still maintaining its unique mystery and provocation. A faint light shone through the crack of the door, reflecting Loki's iconic cunning smile. He seemed to be sitting on a throne woven with lies, waiting for Thor's arrival.

"Oh, Thor, you finally came. I thought your courage had been worn away by the years." Loki's voice echoed in the empty cell, with a bit of teasing and self-mockery, as if every confrontation with Thor was a gorgeous mockery of his fate. He stood up, and his posture and eyes showed his "victory" - even if his body was imprisoned, his spirit was always free.

But Thor knew that all this was just an illusion carefully arranged by Loki, a web woven with wisdom, trying to capture everyone who tried to peek into his heart. Thor's eyes penetrated the gorgeous disguise and looked directly at the truest appearance of Loki's soul.

"Loki, your tricks have to end." Thor's words were like a breeze, gently blowing away the illusion in the cell. With a slight twisting sound, the bright and beautiful Loki collapsed in an instant and turned into a wisp of light smoke. Then, a completely different figure appeared in front of him: ragged clothes, hair like weeds, Loki slumped on the ground, his eyes lost their former light, only endless fatigue and loneliness.

"Now, you see the real me." Loki's voice was low and hoarse, with a hint of indescribable sadness. He looked up at Thor, and his smile was a mixture of bitterness and relief, as if announcing to the world that even he would no longer be able to pretend.

"I used to be proud and cunning in front of you, because that was my pride as Loki. But this time, I failed completely. I thought I could control everything, but I forgot that fate is never easily controlled by anyone." Loki continued, his voice revealing unprecedented sincerity, "I guided the cursed warriors to prove my own worth, but I didn't expect it to become the fuse that destroyed my home. The death of Frigga made me finally understand that what I pursued may have been wrong from the beginning."

At this moment, Thor saw Loki's most vulnerable side. The brother hidden behind countless tricks and laughter also had unknown pain and struggle. The conversation between them was no longer confrontation and ridicule, but the collision of two hearts seeking understanding in the storm of fate. Under the shadow of Asgard forgotten by the stars, Loki, the evil god known for weaving lies and planning pranks, was experiencing an unprecedented mental storm in his life. His eyes were no longer cunning and unruly, but were occupied by a deep sense of self-blame and regret. When meeting Thor's eyes that seemed to be able to see into the depths of the soul, Loki's lips trembled involuntarily, as if even the air was frozen.

"Brother... I'm sorry, I... I was wrong." These words were like a young bud pressed by a boulder, struggling to break through the soil. But at the moment of blooming, Loki's inner fear and anxiety pulled it back, and turned it into a question so soft that it was almost inaudible: "Was she... peaceful when she left?"

Thor, the God of Thunder, seemed to be in another time and space, unable to grasp the deep meaning behind Loki's words. His voice was firm and direct: "Loki, I am not here to share your grief, but to pave a path for your redemption."

Hearing this, Loki's lips curled up into a complicated smile, with an imperceptible tremor in his voice: "Tell me your conditions."

Thor's eyes were like torches, piercing Loki's heart: "I know that you also have the fire of revenge in your heart. Help me escape from Asgard, and I will give you the opportunity for revenge you desire."

Loki's laughter suddenly sounded, a melody that mixed self-mockery and sarcasm, as if saying: "Oh, you are finally desperate and come to me for help. Why do you think that I will be your reliable ally?"

Thor turned around, his back looking both lonely and resolute: "I don't completely trust you, but my mother once had high hopes for you. She believed that your nature has not changed. And I, although I am extremely disappointed in you, there is still a glimmer of light in my heart, which is the last hope for our brotherhood. If you betray me, I will end this evil relationship with my own hands."

Loki's laughter stopped abruptly. He felt an unprecedented complex emotion - loss and excitement intertwined into an airtight net, wrapping him tightly. He realized that Thor's change was not just a superficial coldness, but an awakening and reshaping of his emotions. This change made him feel that he had lost a familiar sense of security, and was inexplicably attracted by a new and unknown attraction.

"Then, when do we set off?" Loki's voice was filled with determination and anticipation.

Thor did not hesitate and instantly released the power that bound Loki. The two of them were like ghosts in the night, silently shuttling between the guards of Asgard, leaving behind a series of puzzling mysteries and amazement.

"Loki, what I did today was not what I wanted, but it was also the only way. I hope that you and I, brothers, can find our own redemption and light after the storm." Thor's words drifted in the wind, with a hint of imperceptible tenderness and firmness.

Loki, looking at Thor's figure that was no longer just his back, felt unprecedented determination and hope in his heart. He knew that this escape was not only a pursuit of freedom, but also a profound exploration of self-salvation. On the edge of the dark and deep prison, Loki seemed to have broken free from his bound wings, and instantly bloomed with an unprecedented light of freedom. Facing Thor, who was usually stern and cold like an iceberg, Loki felt an inexplicable sense of ease and closeness. Even the long-lost "brother" seemed to be endowed with the gentleness of spring breeze and rain.

"Hey, brother, how about we go on an adventure of escape at any time? I will use my wisdom to lead you out of the siege and make those guards run around in circles?" Loki's eyes flashed with cunning, as if he had foreseen the dawn of victory.


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