Writing diary complaints and being seen by Iron Man.

Chapter 527 The God Slayer's Pursuit is Love, Do You Believe It?
At this time, carrying Stormragen and bringing the children of Asgard, Gorr the God Butcher came to the Eternal Altar in the center of the universe.

A huge statue emerged.

The God Slayer Gol looked at the statue and murmured to himself: "Eternity, finally..."

As he said that, he directly fixed the Storm Axe, and the rainbow bridge splashing out from the Storm Axe opened the front of the Eternal Altar bit by bit.

The vibration caused the head of the stone statue to fall down, and it was about to hit the Asgard children, but Thor, the God of Thunder, arrived at the critical moment.

In order to prevent him from stopping him, the God Butcher Gorg continued to use the Black Death Sword to transform countless shadow monsters to kill Thor and the children of Asgard.

At the critical moment, Thor distributed his thunder power to these children and asked them to fight against the monsters created by the shadows.

And he himself went to find the God Butcher Gul.

With the protection of the power of thunder, he no longer has to worry about anything happening to these Asgard children. After all, they are also children of Asgard, descendants of Vikings, and a natural fighting nation.

Thor, the god of thunder, also used Zeus' lightning to fight against Gorr the God Butcher.

But he soon fell into a disadvantage and was beaten half to death.

At the same time, Jane Foster in the hospital also sensed all this. Thor's hammer was also flashing with amazing light, and she also looked at Thor's hammer.

She arrived just when Thor was about to be killed by Gorr the God Butcher.

She transformed herself into the female Thundergod again and arrived riding on a Pegasus.

Seeing this scene, Thor was not happy at all, because he knew that if this was the case, it might be her last battle.

However, both sides had no time to think about it. The two thunder gods fought against the God Butcher Gul and blasted him away.

But when Thor wanted to stop Stormrage from opening the passage to eternity, Jane Foster was already fighting with Gorr the God Butcher.

Although Thor tried his best to stop Stormrage from opening the way to the Altar of Eternity, he still failed. In the end, Stormrage used the Rainbow Bridge to open the way to eternity.

Thor had no other choice but to use Stormrage to send the children of Asgard back.

Afterwards, Thor and Jane Foster worked together to blast the Black Death Sword into pieces.

Just as Gir tried to summon the fragments of the Black Death Sword to his side, Jane Foster quickly used the already broken Thor's hammer to wrap up the fragments of the Black Death Sword, and summoned the powerful power of thunder, and then blasted the Black Death Sword into pieces in mid-air.

But since then, she has never been able to stand up again.

"Jane." Thor said quickly.

"I'm fine, just go and stop him." Jane Foster said with her dying breath.

At this moment, the God Butcher Gul had already climbed into the Eternal Altar.

A flash of white light passed by, and the three of them appeared on the surface of water, but the water was very shallow, just like the ground.

When Thor saw this scene, he knew that he had lost, lost to Gorg the God Butcher who was already kneeling before Eternity.

"Ger, stop!" Thor shouted hurriedly.

Hearing this, God Slayer Gol simply said, "If I stop, what kind of father would I be?"

At this moment, he thought of his daughter who starved to death in his arms.

If he stopped at this time, he would feel sorry for his daughter who was starved to death. That stupid god Lapu, he regarded life as a plaything, watched his daughter die, and even thought that the lives of their believers were only to prove the greatness of the gods, so let them die.

Along the way, he discovered countless similar gods, which made him more determined that these gods should not live in this world.

Their existence has no meaning to this universe.

Maybe it was the bewitching Black Death Sword at the beginning, but now, it makes no difference. For him, this has become an obsession anyway.

"I understand your pain, but this is not the solution," Thor said quickly. "You are not seeking death or revenge."

"Then what am I looking for?" Gel said contemptuously.

"You seek true love," Thor said after glancing at his girlfriend. "That's what everyone wants."

Everyone outside the screen was a little dumbfounded when they saw Thor in the screen say that what you are looking for is love.

"Thor, are you serious?" said Natasha, the Black Widow. "He is a godslayer, and you think he is pursuing true love?"

"Ah this..." Thor was also embarrassed. He didn't know why his self in the sacred timeline would say such nonsense as seeking true love.

At the very least, it should be revenge, revenge for one's daughter or something like that.

Why are you still looking for love?

Can love fill your stomach?
Can it fill his stomach when he is almost starving to death?

Could it turn into clean water when he was about to die of thirst?

Could you give him a chance when he was watching his daughter starve to death?

So at this point, you still let him pursue love?

Just ridiculous.

But perhaps Thor also felt that this statement was somewhat ridiculous, so he gave up trying to persuade her. He planned to spend his last moments with his girlfriend.

At the same time, he also persuaded Ger that maybe he could bring his daughter back.

After seeing this, the God Butcher Gol finally realized something. He made a decision and looked at Thor with a bit of longing and said, "I'm dying soon. No one can take care of her. She will be alone and helpless."

At this time, Jane Foster gave him a guarantee and said, "She won't be alone."

Then both of them looked at Thor, as if asking some questions.

Thor, the God of Thunder, understood what was happening and nodded, agreeing to the request.

After getting the promise from Thor, the god of thunder, he finally gave up his dream of killing gods and made a wish to eternity, directly resurrecting his daughter.

He looked at his daughter helplessly. In the end, he killed countless gods. What he ultimately wanted was not the death of countless gods, nor was it for justice. Although these were important, his daughter was ultimately more important.

Jane Foster only had time to say her last words and express her feelings in the arms of Thor, the god of thunder, before she turned into a ray of golden light.

And Gol could only use his last bit of strength to look at Thor and say: "Protect her, protect the one I love!"

Finally, he watched his child die.

(End of this chapter)