"Jane," I said, as we had come to the hall. "Meet the good Thor."

Jane walks over to Thor then slaps him at the face.

"Ow," Thor said, rubbing his cheek.

"That is for New York!" Jane said.

"I was busy," Thor said. 

Jane glares at Thor in anger.

"Leading an attack on New York is not the kind of busy I think to believe what is right and what is wrong between killing people." Jane said. 

Thor looks over towards me, confused, then back to Jane. 

"You messed my mind up with the scepter," Jane said. "My mind may be 'whole' again but there are certain parts Loki could not repair."

Thor stares at Jane for awhile, mostly in shock, at what she had to say.

"I didn't do that," Thor said.

"Yes, you did." Jane said. 

"Did not," Thor said. "That was a different me." 

Jane turns her head towards me. 

'What did you do to him?" Jane asks. 

"Nothing," I said. "I told you; this is the Thor who suggested Wattpadheim to me. The good one." I sigh at the look that Jane is making. "You just slapped an innocent man and you still won't believe me." 

"That is not possible," Jane said.

"It is," Thor and I said. 

"When you're hit by a infinity stone of time," Thor adds. "Anything is possible."

Jane turns her head towards me.

"Does Knight know about this?" Jane asks.

I hesitate.

"...Wait, Knight?" Thor said. "As in SpikyKnight?"

I sigh.

"Yes, Knight," I said. "I am married to her." Thor is shocked and dumbfounded quite the opposite of his other self's reaction. "Knight is an Asgardian this time around. I will explain the circumstance about it, I promise."

Jane has a short amused laugh.

"You didn't bother to tell your wife that her arch enemy still lives," Jane said. "Nice move."

"I haven't told Knight about the other Thor's death," I admit. "I was going to tell her after the battle was over."

"Brother,when did my other-self die?" Thor asks.

"An hour ago," I said.

"What about the hammer?" Thor asks.

"She is still searching for someone worthy of her power," I said.

Thor gasps for a little while.

"The hammer disowned my other-self?" Thor asks.

I nod.

"Yes, after the battle in New York," I said.

"Who else knows my other self is dead?" Thor asks.

"The executioner," I said. "And I."

"That's one short list," Jane said.

"Short enough for me," Thor said. "You have to make it clear to everyone that you changed your mind and I did something good."

"That I can do," I said.

"...One problem; how are you going to set that up?" Jane asks.

"We don't need to set it up," Thor said. "Loki is good at what he does."

"One part of it we do," I said. "We will need help from your friends, and then the lie will be put out."

"Are you thinking what I am thinking?" Thor asks.

"Yes," I said.

For once we were thinking about the same idea. I suppose Thor has figured out his other self took on my previous role in this timeline. I suppose a lot of things. We had to explain to Jane what our idea is, at first she thought it was a strange idea and not something conventional. We do need our fair share of back up pulling off this plan.

We need to make it seem like it had not been expected.

The plan can improve with others input on it.