It seems Loki is now the keeper of the multiverse. He takes his place where He Who Remains was, holding the branches like roots of the tree, as we zoom out and see Yggdrasil (more on that below).

As he walks out, he transforms into a god-like Loki, getting some pretty cool new horns as he uses his magic to grab the branching timelines before walking them up to his new throne on the Citadel at the End of Time. This is enough to give Loki a new plan as he time-slips back to the TVA and takes Victor Timely’s place walking out to the Temporal Loom. She tells him, it’s okay to destroy things, as long as you have something there to help replace it. He slips to their last moment together to say goodbye, but Sylvie isn’t about to let him off the hook that easily and tells him that sometimes we have to die fighting. The pair have a heart-to-heart about what sacrifices are the ones we have to make, and it seems like Loki knows he may have to kill Sylvie after all. Loki’s got another idea though, he’s going to destroy the Temporal Loom (ignoring potential multiversal war consequences) and time-slips back to his first meeting with Mobius. That is unless he kills Sylvie and stops He Who Remains from dying. The TVA may be destroyed, but they’ll just rebuild it, and Loki will always lose.

When it’s overloaded, it will delete all branches but the Sacred Timeline, every time. The Kang variant also explains that the Temporal Loom is a failsafe too.

He then explains that his 'see you soon' as he dies was actually pretty literal: he always knew that it would come back to this moment. He Who Remains then freezes time, asking Loki how long he’s been trying to do this.

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