A person is writing a diary in an American comic book, and Iron Man collapses at the beginning.

Chapter 207 The Horror of Hela: A Bloodbath in Asgard That No One Can Stop!

Okay, it wasn't just a simple encounter; I was also parasitized by ether particles.

This luck is simply unbeatable.

So that's why he brought Jane Foster back to Asgard?

This must be the situation mentioned in the diary before, where he brought Jane Foster back to Asgard, right?

He was even disliked by his own father, the king.

At the time, Thor was still wondering if his other self had really been so bewitched that he would casually take a mortal to Asgard?

So that's what happened after all.

But wasn't Malekith abducted to Asgard for the Reality Stone?

Judging from the current tone of the diary, is Malekith attacking Asgard for the sake of the Aether?

Could it be that……

Is the Ether the Reality Gem?

Thor thinks it's quite possible.

After all, Asgard couldn't be so useless that Malekith could have invaded it twice, could it?

That's a joke!

This also explains why the ether particles are so powerful that they can cause darkness to engulf the Nine Realms!

This also explains why Asgard obtained the Reality Stone.

Clearly, it was because of this battle with the dark elves.

In this battle, Asgard completely defeated the Dark Elves and, with the help of Jane Foster, killed Malekith.

Thus, they obtained the opponent's secret weapon, the Aether particle!

That is, the Reality Gem.

The connection between the beginning and the end is complete!

After piecing together the piece that revealed the spoiler from the diary, the puzzle became more complete and smoother.

Not only that.

If we calculate the time, it has been more than 4,900 years since the last celestial conjunction, right?

Doesn't this mean that the Dark Elves are about to make a comeback?

Thor's expression began to turn serious.

"Jane Foster!"

"It's Jane Foster again!"

Meanwhile, Nick Fury, standing before another diary, began to focus his deep gaze back on that name.

Long ago, Lu Dan had been monitoring Jane Foster because of Thor's arrival.

Later, he planned to "matchmake" Natasha and Thor, and he also monitored and analyzed Jane Foster.

It's just that the operation ultimately failed.

So Nick Fury withdrew his attention from Jane Foster and stopped paying attention to her.

However, it now seems that braised eggs must continue this work that has been interrupted.

Jane Foster is the key to the resurgence of the Dark Elves!

It is the key to finding the Aether, or rather, the Reality Stone!

Lu Dan never expected that this ordinary astrophysicist would be such an important figure.

To be honest, even so, the difference wouldn't be significant for Asgard.

[Anyway, once Hela sees the light of day again, she'll wreak havoc on Asgard!]

If I remember correctly, Hela single-handedly wiped out the entire Asgardian army.

[He's utterly invincible, unstoppable in all of Asgard, incredibly powerful!]

Even if Thor and Loki joined forces, they wouldn't stand a chance.

Even if Thor were to be transformed by Hela, gaining immense power and becoming the true God of Thunder, it would still be in vain.

Oh, right, we should also add the Valkyries; they'd definitely be top-tier combatants in Asgard.

"No, that can't be!"

"How could this happen!"

Thor, sitting in front of the diary, was thoroughly provoked.

Even though his diary mentioned that he was once badly beaten by the goddess of death, Hela, and even "beaten into a dog," he still couldn't shake the fact that Hela had been beaten so badly by her.

Even worse, Hela crushed her own hammer.

However, Thor could never have imagined that the other side would invade Asgard!

This is my own older sister!

Even if there were conflicts between him and his father Odin, after being imprisoned by Odin for so long, he must have been filled with anger that needed to be vented.

But surely it doesn't warrant a bloodbath in Asgard?

That's Hela's home!

Thor thought it was understandable for Hela to throw a tantrum and vent her anger.

It's nothing.

But, is it really necessary to go this far and be this crazy?

Even the term "bloodbath" here is not an exaggeration or description.

The enemy truly wiped out the entire Asgardian army!

This is outrageous! Did Hela really do such a thing?

That's absolutely outrageous!

So this is Hela's true identity?

No wonder!

No wonder her father Odin chose to imprison Hela and regarded her as a major threat.

After all that, it turns out Hela wasn't what I had imagined at all.

I'm awake!

This spoiler from the diary was like a bucket of cold water poured over Thor's head, completely waking him up.

This extinguished the last glimmer of hope he had for his sister.

It turns out that Hela really is a huge calamity, just as her father said!

I was so naive before!

Thor knew exactly what attitude to take towards Hela.

But Valkyrie?

Thor was very surprised; wasn't Valkyrie no longer alive?

"What exactly is going on?"

Thor frowned slightly.

He felt that this matter might not be so simple, and there might be some hidden secret behind it.

After all, Thor greatly admired the Valkyries when he was young, and even aspired to become one himself.

She only gave up after discovering that only women could become Valkyries.

So Thor specifically asked Odin about the battle that led to the near-total demise of the Valkyries.

But Odin has always remained tight-lipped about this, never giving a clear and explicit explanation.

So even now, Thor doesn't know how the Valkyrie disappeared.

Then, the diary suddenly told him that the Valkyrie had not disappeared!

It still exists!

So here's the question.

If Valkyries still exist in Asgard, then where exactly are they?

Why has Thor never seen it?

[But right now, the Valkyrie is probably still living a life of debauchery on Sakaar, perhaps working as a scavenger under the Grandmaster, just drifting through life.]

The battle with Hela truly left the Valkyrie with a nightmarish psychological trauma.

At that moment, she could never have imagined that she would one day return to Asgard, and even become the queen of the new Asgard.

To be fair, a Valkyrie ruling Asgard is definitely more plausible than Thor ruling it.

Thor is only suited to be a warrior, not a king.

Besides, Thor didn't even have that intention!

After defeating the Dark Elves, he even refused the throne offered by Odin!

"Sakaar?"

It must be said that Thor was quite surprised by this answer.

How did the Valkyrie end up on Sakaar?

Thor didn't know about Sakaar at first, but after obtaining the diary and seeing spoilers about Sakaar, he made a point of researching it.

Because of its peculiar location, this planet is surrounded by cosmic channels that resemble spatial turbulence.

It is usually used by various star systems to exile criminals and dump garbage, making it a rather interesting "garbage planet".

How could the mighty Valkyrie of Asgard be in a place like that?

Still living a life of debauchery?

To serve as a scavenger under the Grandmaster?

Could it be that the Grandmaster did something to the Valkyrie?

But Thor soon realized he was wrong.

The Valkyrie's fall from grace has nothing to do with the Grandmaster, the cosmic elder, but rather with Hela!

"Could it be that the Valkyries participated in suppressing Hela's rebellion?"

Thor fell into deep thought.

He felt it was still possible.

According to her father Odin, Hela initially plotted a rebellion because she was dissatisfied with Odin's ideology.

He attempted to dethrone Odin and take his place.

Although Odin didn't elaborate on the specifics, only mentioning it briefly.

Having just seen the spoilers and learned about Hela's true strength, Thor could imagine what level of war it was.

Without a doubt, the casualties will be extremely heavy!

The damage was so severe that the Valkyrie simply vanished!

The devastation was so severe that the survivors were traumatized and lived a life of hiding on Sakaar.

Hella!

That's a huge threat!

Thor once again gained a deeper understanding of Hela's power.

At the same time, it felt heavy.

She knew that her father, the king, probably didn't have many years left before Hela would see the light of day again.

Judging from Hela's strength as revealed in the diary, can I really defeat her?

It's important to understand that the current Thor hasn't undergone the transformation yet; he's not the real Thor, but rather the Hammer God.

pressure!

Thor felt immense pressure.

"New Asgard?"

Immediately afterwards, Thor couldn't help but furrow his brow again.

Asgard is Asgard. What does it mean to add "new" in front of it?

Could it be that one day in the future, Asgard will rebuild itself into Asgard?

Is it to distinguish them by adding the word "new" in front?

After much thought, Thors concluded that he could find no other more plausible possibility than this one.

So here's the problem.

Asgard does not advocate hegemony and does not engage in plundering or expansion. Why would they build another Asgard out of the blue?

Based on all the known clues, Thor naturally thought of a key event: Ragnarok!

Only when Asgard is destroyed can there be talk of its reconstruction.

So, will the prophecy of Ragnarok really come true in the future?

As predicted, Asgard was indeed destroyed by endless flames.

Swish!

Thinking about this, Thor's expression grew even more grim.

First came the rebellion of the Nine Realms, then the invasion of the Dark Elves, then the invasion of his own sister Hela, and finally Ragnarok!

Is the future of Asgard really so fraught with difficulties and uncertainties?

The only consolation was that she had obtained this incredibly magical "diary," which allowed her to know in advance those cruel futures.

Therefore, we can take appropriate measures in advance!

As for making the Valkyrie the Queen of Asgard, Thor was initially surprised, but quickly came to terms with it.

indeed.

Thor did indeed crave the throne in the past.

He longed to be a great king like his father, Odin, and to be loved and praised by the people.

However, that was in the past.

Since his conflict with Odin at the coronation ceremony, he has been exiled by Odin.

Thor went through many things and grew a lot.

He had long since lost interest in the throne.

It's not surprising that Thor chose to step down after discovering that someone more suitable to lead Asgard was available.

No, it should be said that he actively refused the throne offered by Loki.

Loki truly lives up to his title as the God of Mischief; he's got some serious tricks up his sleeve! He actually exiled Odin to Earth and became king himself—can you believe it?!

Loki is a terrible king. He spends all his time eating, drinking, and having fun, neglecting his duties and plunging the Nine Realms into chaos once again.

Even if Hela doesn't come knocking, Asgard will eventually be ruined by Loki.

[In fact, if Thor hadn't returned in time, the two brothers might not have been able to see Odin one last time.]

"Loki?"

Ah this!

Thor didn't know what to say.

Judging from the diary, the Odin who handed him the throne was actually Loki in disguise?

That bear Loki, how dare he use magic to impersonate his own father?

He actually did something like that!

Even for Loki, who is known for his mischievousness and is called the god of trickery, this was indeed going too far.

However, there was one thing Thor understood.

So Loki exiled his father to Midgard just to experience being a king?

Is Loki really that obsessed with the throne?

Didn't you say you didn't want the throne at all, and that all you wanted was to be on equal footing with me?

In order to obtain the throne, Loki actually did something so outrageous!

The point is, if you've "usurped" the throne, then so be it. Since you're now king, just do a good job.

Loki turned out to be completely incompetent and almost ruined Asgard.

This is rather speechless.

"The last time we saw each other?"

"What do you mean by 'last time'?"

As he was making his rant, Thor's lips twitched violently.

I'm a little excited, and a little unable to accept it.

The diary clearly states that Loki exiled Odin after the Dark Elves' affair was over.

As a result, Odin's life came to an end not long after.

What about the Dark Elves?

The diary also clearly states that it is the time when the nine celestial bodies converge!

The convergence of the nine stars has only been a few years away.

Doesn't this mean that Odin doesn't have many years left?

Although they already knew the cruel fact that Odin was old and frail.

But Thor never expected Odin's time to be so short!

At this moment, Thor's mood was incredibly heavy, and even breathing felt difficult.

He simply couldn't accept this fact.

Unfortunately, even though he couldn't accept it, Thor found that there was nothing he could do about it.

(End of this chapter)