After all, as a former Vanguard Officer of the Asa Army, Hela alone occupied Helheim, establishing a death realm independent of the Immortal Palace's order, harboring a great number of departed souls, and forming a powerful army of the departed souls. It surely couldn't be just for her own amusement, right?
Over so many years of development, it was more than enough to celebrate Odin's longevity.
On the other hand, this seemingly well-divided father-daughter death rule also has significant loopholes.
What if an important deity of Asa died for non-combat reasons and fell into the Netherworld? What if Hela refused to release them?
If I remember correctly, the Future God of Light, Balder, was detained in Helheim by Hela for this reason, which then led to the onset of the gods' twilight.
Although I don't know to what extent my student's anger has accumulated, there is one thing Luo En can be sure of.
— It's better not to anger her alone.
