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The bearded man lay limply on the ground once again, like a boneless animal.

Luke looked at Hela as she turned and walked towards him.

He wasn't sure if it was just his imagination, but he felt that Hela's aura seemed slightly stronger than before.

Most people might not notice this difference.

But Luke will.

After all, in the God Realm, the improvement of strength is measured in decimal places, with each decimal place representing an increase in strength.

After all, every God Point a Reincarnator has to be spent wisely.

"You seem to have gotten stronger."

"Yes."

Hela nodded and looked at Luke: "Thanks to the soul you sent."

Lu Ke raised an eyebrow.

"I?"

He had no idea that he would see Hela again today, nor did he know that he still had the ability to direct souls to which hell to go.

"Shouldn't the souls of Earth go to Mephisto's hell after death?"

"Midgard belongs to the Nine Realms. In the Nine Realms, all souls, after death, belong to Hel, the Underworld, and Hel belongs to me, Hela, the Goddess of Death!"

Hela explained, then a hint of anger appeared on her cold, pretty face: "Odin sealed me here back then. In order to prevent me from gaining power and breaking his seal, he returned ownership of the souls in the Nine Realms to Death from a young age!"

Death took away the souls of all beings in the Nine Realms except Midgard, which is Earth. The souls of Earth were taken by Mephisto.

Because the souls of mortals disdain to look at death.

The Goddess of Death is the Goddess of Death.

Death is death.

Hela is the goddess of death, the goddess of death in nine realms including Asgard, Vanaheim, and Alfheim.

The death she speaks of is the death that governs one of the five laws of the entire universe.

In the comics, it refers to Death, one of the five fundamental deities who lured Thanos into slaughtering his own people and even cuckolded him in front of Thanos.

Hela explained to Luke.

but……

Lu Ke shook his head, as if listening to gibberish.

"Sorry, I still don't quite understand!"

Luke frowned deeply; Hela's explanation still failed to dispel his confusion: "What does this have to do with me?"

Hela smiled slightly.

"Although I don't quite understand either, it seems that you are also one of my people, the Underworld of Haier."

"..."

Chapter 185 When you're traveling, you have to choose your own identity (Fourth update, please subscribe to all chapters!!)

Are you also one of my Haier Underworld people?

Luke's mind was replaying Hela's words.

expression……

weird!

WTF.

When did I become a member of Haier's Underworld?

and……

Hel's Underworld belongs to Hela, so in a sense, this statement can be translated as: "You are mine!"

grass.

This isn't the way he wanted things to unfold.

Luke had a headache.

"Am I also from Haier's Underworld?"

"Yes."

"How can this be."

"I'm curious about that too."

Hela spoke thus, then even curiously scrutinized Luke, who stood before her, undaunted by her power as the Goddess of Death and oblivious to the man-eating eyes of the giant wolf Fenrir. Even in his spirit form, he remained handsome and imposing: "When I first met you, your soul told me that you came from a foreign land, not belonging to the Nine Realms, but now..."

Upon hearing this, Luke looked up at Hela and asked, "Can you tell where I came from now?"

Hela shook her head.

I come from the world of the Supreme God!

Luke thought this to himself as he looked at Hela, but he didn't say it aloud.

He was just checking to see if Hela knew.

After confirming that Hela didn't know where he came from, Luke waved his hand and steered the conversation back on track.

"You just said that when you first met me, I was from a foreign land. So what about now? Am I no longer from a foreign land?"

"It's amazing."

Hela said thoughtfully, "This time when I saw you, your soul, I no longer felt like I was in a foreign land. It seemed as if you belonged to the Nine Realms, to Hela's Underworld."

Lu Ke raised his eyebrows again.

Hela's gaze then fell on the man with a thick beard who looked like a lump of mud not far away: "And the appearance of this soul, as well as the three souls that appeared not long ago and just happened to fall into Fenrir's mouth, also confirm this point."

Lu Ke's eyes flickered: "What do you mean?"

Hela's eyes were also filled with curiosity: "Because you are from Hel's Underworld, after you kill them, their souls will come here because of you. Otherwise, they should go to the Hell dimension controlled by Mephisto."

As she spoke, she asked Lu Ke for confirmation.

"And those three souls just now, you killed them, didn't you?"

"……Correct."

Luke thought of the three corpses in the Toyota.

The governance of the soul after death follows some basic principles.

Whoever killed them, should govern them!

This is one of the most basic principles, and it is also a point that all the gods in the Marvel Universe who control the laws of death agree upon.

Let's say that.

If an Earthling kills a Kree, then the Kree's soul cannot return to the Kree's Hell Dimension. Instead, it will be received by Mephisto's Hell Dimension, which controls the souls of Earthlings after death.

The reverse is also true.

and so……

Because Luke's soul belonged to the Underworld of Hell, the souls of the bearded man and his three companions also came to the Underworld of Hell after their deaths.

but!

When did his soul become part of the underworld?

Lu Ke muttered to himself.

next second.

He suddenly remembered the two times he had been rushed to the ICU for emergency treatment earlier.

Lu Ke remembered that when he was first rescued, it seemed that he had returned to the God Space, punched the Great Light Sphere God, and then came back.

When he went to the emergency room for the second time, he did not return to the main god space, but instead went to the underworld of Hela.

So, is it possible that...?

So all of this was done by the Supreme God?

Lu Ke's brows twitched slightly, his thoughts racing.

He was a soul that transmigrated to this world and retained his memories, so he did not go through the proper reincarnation process here.

If the Marvel Cinematic Universe were a computer, then Luke would be like an invading virus that brazenly invaded that computer.

but……

Luke is not from the Marvel Universe; at the very least, his soul doesn't reside here.

This is why, when he was on the verge of death for the first time, he vaguely returned to the Main God Space and saw the large sphere of light again.

But the second time was different.

Perhaps the supreme deity realized the problem after seeing him return.

Or perhaps his soul found its own way out.

It's like a virus that infiltrates a computer and disguises itself as a system file to avoid being detected by the system's antivirus software.

So when he was on the verge of death for the second time, he did not return to the Main God Space, but came here instead.

Hela's Hades.

Luke quickly gathered his thoughts and they landed back on Hela, who was dressed in a tattered leather jacket that accentuated her sleek figure and gave her a sophisticated, smoky look. He thought to himself that this was the image of a mature woman.

Forget it.

Whatever the reason, it seems that the die is cast.

His soul is anchored in the underworld of Hail.

Lu Ke doesn't like to think about complicated problems, not because they are too mentally taxing, but because thinking is more troublesome than taking action.