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In fact, Harvey could also achieve the fastest evolution by devouring various powerful beings.

However, he was not forced into a desperate situation where he had to become stronger in a very short time in order to save his life.

Harvey would never even consider doing that.

Since he still has a choice, there is no need to make a choice he has no other option to make.

"Thanks to Lord Kassadin, the God of the Void, for his mercy and tolerance, granting me the opportunity to continue living."

"I will always remember the teachings of Lord Kassadin, the God of the Void."

"I will never use this move again unless I am in a near-death situation in the future."

Upon hearing this, Thor knelt down in the void orb and kowtowed in gratitude.

The original intention behind this move was both Miss Sarah's vision to create void magic related to thunder and the creation of it with Hela as her hypothetical enemy.

Hela said she didn't understand him, but in fact, Thor, while not completely understanding him, understood him quite well.

Regarding Hela's reliance and methods, Hela's methods are Asgardian magic and considerable swordsmanship.

Hela's strengths lie in her immortality and near-limitless divine power.

Therefore, based on these fundamentals, he created the [Void Thunder Devourer], which possesses the ability to devour.

Even if he can't defeat Hela, he can still fight her in a long battle until she gives in.

But he never expected that [Void Thunder Devouring] would be far more terrifying than he had imagined.

Given some time, he could devour Hela completely.

Even if Hela is blessed with immortality, the loss of her divine power will prevent her from ever having another chance to live.

But that wasn't Thor's original goal; his goal was to subdue Hela.

Let them apologize to their father, and to the vanished Valkyrie legions of Asgard.

He never intended to use the absorption of all of Hela's divine power and even her physical body to boost his own strength.

"The death penalty may be waived, but punishment is inescapable."

"You can only eat once every three days for the next three months."

"Remember the hunger you will endure for the next three months, as a price I pay for your unintentional but first transgression of the precepts."

Only the cost can truly awaken you.

"If there is a next time, let me find out that you were not forced to do it."

"Instead, you yourself couldn't resist the temptation of desire and took the initiative to use this move to devour your enemy."

"You will be the first person to be punished in the courtroom."

"Because he is the first to be punished, his fate will be worse than death."

Harvey looked at Thor kneeling and spoke.

"Yes, thank you for your leniency, Lord Kassadin, the God of the Void."

Thor was shocked to hear that he could only eat once every three days for the next three months.

For him, who now eats at least five meals a day, this is absolutely a torturous experience.

But he had broken the rules, and it was a miracle he hadn't died, so Thor didn't dare to complain.

"very good."

Harvey saw no dissatisfaction in Thor's eyes, but rather regret, and praised Thor.

If Thor dares to express dissatisfaction, it means that Thor has already harbored the desire to devour enemies in battle and rapidly grow stronger.

Harvey will not punish this person immediately.

He could let Thor roam free for a while, allowing him to devour and grow stronger, eventually turning into a monster, before dealing with him as punishment.

The Void God Cult's current trial hall is still lacking a case to make an example of someone.

This time, Thor didn't break the rules in a subjective sense; rather, even Thor himself didn't expect the move he created to be so powerful.

Therefore, as long as Thor accepts the punishment obediently, Harvey will not hold it against him.

"As for your fate, let that old codger you're talking about decide it himself."

Harvey then looked at Hela, who was still terrified and unaware that her divine power had been blocked inside the Void Sphere.

If he hadn't intervened, Hela's fate would have been worse than death.

Because he watched helplessly as his divine power, accumulated over many years, was completely devoured by Thor.

This is different from being sealed away. When Hela was sealed away, she only felt resentment, not fear.

Hela knew that as soon as Odin died, she could immediately make a comeback, and no one would be able to stop her.

This ambitious aspiration ensured that Hela would not despair even after being exiled for two thousand years.

Possessing top-tier power in the universe, yet helplessly watching her power gradually diminish, the accumulated despair was enough to drive Hela insane.

Chapter 510 Immortality is a Punishment

Hela didn't understand what it meant to let the old man deal with her.

At this moment, a tall, thin old man dressed in a golden robe also arrived, releasing a dazzling and profound energy from his hands, like starlight.

Golden light gathered from all directions.

Hela stared wide-eyed at the golden light; she knew it was the power of Odin.

But how did Odin's power, which should have already begun to dissipate, gather together again?

Under Hela's utterly shocked gaze.

The golden light coalesced into a towering figure, with an exceptionally upright posture, flowing golden hair, a handsome appearance, and wearing golden armor.

Upon seeing this man, Hela's eyes trembled uncontrollably.

If she still doesn't understand now, then she's not just dull-witted, she's stupid.

Odin's death was not a forced one, but a premeditated one.

She didn't know who this tall, thin old man was, but he had the ability to resurrect people.

Countless Odin's power returned to Odin's body when he opened his eyes.

Odin looked around at the surrounding environment, at the still raging and restless sea, and at the original islands that had been completely flattened.

Most importantly, there were also Thor and Hela, who were directly trapped by Kassadin.

"What happened?"

Did my son win?

He went to Valhalla after his physical death, where he reunited with his long-lost father, King Bor.

Before they could even talk, he was resurrected by the Celestial Venerable.

He knew that he didn't need to worry about Thor, Loki, and Hela's battle.

Either Thor wins, or he resurrects after ten hours, which will resolve everything.

If Thor loses, Kassadin will step in to help.

Now it seems Kassadin has made his move, but it's unclear why he's also imprisoned his own son.

"Saul won, but he also broke the rules."

Kassadin replied calmly upon hearing this.

"So now you're planning to send him back to the courtroom on Void Island...?"

Odin's eyes narrowed upon hearing that the rules of the Void Cult had been violated, and he spoke with a change of expression.

Violating the precepts of the Void God Cult will result in being sent to the trial court.

If he were to break the rules, all the other members of the Void God Cult combined would be no match for him.

However, he was overshadowed by the absolute authority of Kassadin.

Therefore, Odin had no intention of breaking the commandments. The power that the Blessing of the Void had given him was already enough for Odin.

Unexpectedly, her own son broke the precepts.

Even if they won, Odin wouldn't be happy at all.

"That's how it should be."

"However, considering that Thor did not commit the offense intentionally but unintentionally, and that he was doing so to protect his power and defend his royal authority against the formidable enemy, the Goddess of Death, Hela."

"So we'll spare his life this time, and just punish him a little."

"If this happens again, don't blame the Void God Cult for being ruthless."

Harvey spoke up upon hearing this.

"Thanks to the Void God Kassadin for his mercy."

Odin looked at Thor kneeling in the Void Sphere, filled with remorse but not fear, and understood, saying gratefully.

"Hela has nothing to do with the Void Cult; it's a matter for you Asgardians."

"So you can decide for yourself what to do with her."

Harvey nodded slightly in response to Odin's gratitude, his words leaving no room for doubt.

Then, a black hole appeared, and Harvey stepped into it and disappeared.

The Void Sphere that had trapped Thor and Hela also disappeared.

The Grandmaster gave Thor a deep look, then left without saying a word.

Hela saw Kassadin, the Void God she knew but who was terrifyingly powerful, leave.