Marvel: Wonka's Chocolate Factory

Hela caught Thor's Mjolnir with one hand, and the divine power attached to him was directly eliminated by the power of death.

Loki appeared behind Hela, his dagger aimed sharply at her back. A green light flashed across the dagger, clearly imbued with the magical elements Loki was skilled in.

But Hela didn't even turn her head. She grabbed Mjolnir's hammer and swung it backward, sending Loki flying with him.

Loki had no time to react before his chest made intimate contact with Mjolnir again. This was the first time in his life he'd been hit by Mjolnir, and to his surprise, it wasn't Thor who did it, but Hela, whom he was meeting for the first time.

At that moment, Thor arrived not far from Hela. Seeing Loki being knocked away, he cried out in worry, "Loki!"

He threw a punch at Hela, while simultaneously controlling Mjolnir, who had been thrown into the air, to attack from behind, creating a pincer movement between them.

Hela dodged Thor's attack with a sidestep, and then with a flick of her wrist, she flung a longsword at Thor.

puff~

Thor, pierced through the body, groaned in pain. Mjolnir, having clearly lost control and abandoned Hela as its target, hurtled straight towards Thor, who was in its path.

With a bang, Thor was also sent flying, just like Loki.

"Your name is Thor Odinson? What god are you again? I've never seen such a weak god!"

"Ha! Odin's son, wounded by his own weapon? That's simply unbelievable. How could a moron like you become the crown prince of Asgard?"

Hela was greatly disappointed by Thor and Loki's poor performance; she had defeated them both without even using her full strength. She didn't want to continue this boring game.

Just because Thor, Loki, and the Asgardian warriors outside couldn't sense that Asgard was being unilaterally sealed off doesn't mean Hela couldn't.

Odin reduced his connection with Asgard, allowing Hela to regain her power more quickly through Asgard.

He sealed off the Celestial Palace, but left only the two princes behind, and released his seal within the palace.

Hela understands Odin all too well. This tyrant wants to vent his anger but is unwilling to deplete Asgard's power, so he can only use Thor and Loki as punching bags.

In a room in Asgard, Willy Wonka, Tony, and Alex are looking up at the battle taking place in the Asgardian banquet hall.

In the room, there is a giant egg tart suspended in mid-air. The battle scene of the Asgardian banquet hall appears on the inverted egg tart filling.

Although watching this battle through the image of yellow egg filling always makes it seem fragrant, even the real bloodshed is given a sweet and cloying appearance.

But Tony wasn't picky at all; he was now just as captivated by the family dramas of the Asgardian gods as the other two.

"Willy Wonka, is Hela Thor and Loki's biological sister? To treat her so cruelly, she doesn't seem like a relative, but more like an enemy."

When Tony saw Hela pierce Thor with a single sword strike, he frowned and asked Willy Wonka a question.

"I guess so."

"What do you mean by 'considered'? Could it be that Odin in mythology is not like Zeus?"

Tony didn't finish his sentence, but simply raised an eyebrow at Willy Wonka, clearly having misunderstood.

He had already begun to speculate in his mind whether Odin had other "Queens of the Gods" who had not yet appeared.

Alex was also very curious. Asgard was a myth to him, but now the myth was actually happening right before his eyes, and he could even witness it live. This excited him immensely.

"Is Thor Hela's brother, or is Loki not?"

It's like being an audience member watching a play; no one can resist discussing the plot while watching.

Willy Wonka was no exception, and he wasn't exactly making things up about Odin; he was just telling the truth, though he didn't say everything.

Hela was feeling terrible. She sensed that more than one pair of eyes were watching them, which made her already agitated mind even more restless.

After finally emerging from the seal, Odin turned out to be alive and not at all like he was going to die.

This greatly disappointed Hela. She had just tried to break Odin's blockade, but it was impregnable. She was trapped inside, playing house with Odin's two foolish sons.

Hela now wants to twist Thor's head off to vent her frustration.

She grabbed Thor's long hair and dragged him all the way to Loki, who was pinned to the wall.

Thor was nearly knocked unconscious by Hela and dragged along, his body covered in blood. His once meticulously groomed long golden hair was now soaked in blood.

But when he saw Loki, he suddenly perked up, grinned, and said, "Loki, I never thought you'd have such a miserable time."

Loki was pinned to the wall by three longswords, twitching occasionally. Hela's power, in particular, suppressed Loki, preventing him from using magic to escape, leaving him only to be displayed on the wall in this humiliating manner.

Loki was speechless when he heard Thor's words. He didn't understand why his idiotic older brother had such a big heart.

Couldn't he see that this crazy woman wanted to kill them both? She showed no mercy, every move was deadly.

"Sol, you... never mind, you idiot."

"Hela, my sister, could you please put me down first? After all, you're so powerful, the throne of Asgard is already yours."

"Your strength proves that Thor and I are no match for you. We pose no threat to you in terms of power. So, could you please show some mercy?"

"I believe the father didn't want to see this either. The children were fighting to the death as soon as they met. It was too heartbreaking for the old man."

Loki blinked his green eyes and haltingly signaled to Hela that he had given in.

"Loki, you cannot speak for me. And how can you, as my father's son, utter such weak words!"

Hela glanced at Loki, then at Thor, her eyes filled with a mixture of amusement and cruelty.

Loki simply couldn't understand Thor's idiocy. He turned his head away, ignoring Thor, and instead continued to plead with Hela.

"Sister, I am not as ignorant as Thor. I am willing to submit to you. I am willing to submit to my sister, the future Queen of Asgard, the Goddess of Death."

Hela felt relieved; Loki's words had eased her anger and frustration. Although she didn't believe her brother, who had attacked her before Thor, she decided to give Loki a chance.

Faced with overwhelming power, she believed that Loki, being a smart man, would make the right choice.

"Loki, my brother, since you are willing to submit to me, I will give you a chance."

Loki's green eyes gleamed slyly at Thor, and he discovered that his magic had been released. Without any movement, two illusions were unleashed.

If he had credibility, Loki wouldn't be the God of Mischief!