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"More than two thousand years have passed, and she has not shown any remorse."

"Then no matter how long she is exiled, it will be of no use to her."

Thor considered Loki's opinion for a moment and then spoke.

If Hela could truly reform like Loki, not only would she not serve Asgard, but she would also be able to stop plotting to seize power all the time, which would be a very good outcome.

It is simply too difficult to get Hela to give up her ambition and resentment, and to stop her ambition to rule Asgard and then use that to rule the galaxy and the entire universe.

If a two-thousand-year banishment could have been achieved, Hela would have changed long ago.

“It may have been an act of kindness for her brother to exile her to Earth, because she knew she would one day realize her ambitions.”

"But it allowed her to harbor ambitions and watch Asgard grow ever stronger."

"His lifelong ambitions and resentments have never been realized."

"Immortality is an extremely powerful gift that can give people unlimited ambition."

"But the most terrible punishment is to lack the power to match one's ambition."

"If she truly repents, then let her return to Asgard; if not, then banish her forever."

Loki shook his head upon hearing this and began to explain.

Chapter 511 The Drawbacks of Immortality

Thor now needs to use his forbidden trump card to overpower Hela.

Loki himself is unable to confront Hela directly, but this situation is not permanent and can be changed.

Loki learned just how terrifying the forbidden power of the Void brought by the Blessing of the Void truly was.

He wouldn't dare to violate it, but this also allowed him to witness the various possibilities brought about by the power of the void.

Loki was confident that given time, he could suppress Hela on his own without Thor having to intervene.

Because as he continued to grow, Hela's divine power was sealed, leaving her unable to progress.

He had previously been quite extreme in his thinking, so he was very clear about Hela's mindset at that time.

Seeing your enemy grow stronger while you are powerless to do anything about it is more painful than being killed yourself; you'd probably grind your teeth to dust.

"Immortality is a punishment... then let's do as you say."

Thor listened to Loki's words, thought about it for a moment, and felt that there was some truth to them.

Hela lives on the seabed, but she can still hear the immortals, Thor, and Loki's conversation.

When Hela heard that she had finally regained her power, she was about to be sealed back into the seal.

To return to a life where one's physical abilities are only superior to those of ordinary people, but there are no other significant skills.

Odin is still alive, and it seems that Thor can no longer use the same move he just used on himself.

But Thor will only get stronger, not weaker.

This means that as long as Saul is around, she may never have a chance to rise again.

They could only harbor their ambitions and hatred, hiding in dark corners, unable to do anything.

Thor and Loki, however, lived in the light, enjoying immense power and leading Asgard to create their own legend.

"No! You cannot seal my divine power."

"I can't defeat you, so I won't attack Asgard."

"Please, please don't seal my divine power."

"Father...Father, I beg you to spare me."

This caused Hela to let out a desperate scream, pleading and even calling out a name she hadn't used in many years.

Odin was startled when he heard Hela address him by that name.

"Now is not the time for Father to be merciful."

"Sol almost died this time before he defeated Hela."

"If we allow her to continue to possess divine power, or even revert to an even stronger state."

"Will you be able to peacefully enjoy your old age and the freedom that belongs to you in the future?"

Seeing that his father's eyes were wavering, Loki immediately spoke.

He is no merciful man. Judging from our interaction just now, Hela no longer cares about family ties. She will show no mercy in killing the two of them.

If Thor hadn't been strong enough, they would be the ones facing a desperate situation now.

Thor remained silent upon hearing this. He and Loki didn't have a deep bond with Hela, because today was their first meeting, and it would be a fight to the death.

Therefore, it's impossible for him to have deep familial feelings for Hela.

However, her father raised Hela and fought alongside her for Asgard for many years.

If the king decides how to deal with Hela, Thor will support him even if he feels it's inappropriate.

Odin listened to Loki's advice and looked at Hela, whose thigh was beginning to recover deep in the sea, his eyes flickering.

At that moment, he remembered what Kassadin had told him: trouble will always be trouble if it's not dealt with properly.

In order to subject Thor and Loki to the ordeal they were meant to endure, he released Hela from her seal, allowing her to regain her divine power.

In the end, Thor and Loki did not disappoint him; they won, but the process was far from smooth and was full of dangers, almost costing Thor his life.

With this in mind, Odin already had an idea.

"Repent in exile."

Odin reached out to Hela and pulled her up from the seabed, making her float in the air.

The Eternal Spear was withdrawn, allowing Hela to recover from her severe abdominal injury.

"No! No! No! Father!"

"Please don't seal me away, I've only just regained my divine power."

Hela watched Odin and continued to pray.

However, Odin's eyes remained indifferent, and his power directly wrapped around Hela's body, forming an inscription that sealed the divine power within her.

Killing Hela is unlikely, as she is bound to Asgard.

But Loki is right; sealing Hela away and preventing her from realizing her ambitions is the greatest punishment.

"When you truly repent and let go of your ambition that has become so brutal and perverse."

"If we regain our rationality and focus on Asgard, the seal will naturally be broken."

"Otherwise you will never be able to control your divine power."

Odin sealed it while issuing a restriction.

Hela felt the space she could sense and the energy she could see dissipate, and her once incredibly sharp senses became dulled.

The divine power that could be released at will vanished, and the feeling of omnipotence disappeared once again.

This filled Hela's eyes with despair.

The first thing that can cause heartache is having the power you care about most taken away by someone else.

This heartache can easily turn into hatred and ambition.

What can make someone feel despair?

That is, after losing something and regaining it, you want to take revenge but are ruthlessly taken away again, and you have no means to resist.

The possible ambitions in one's heart have not disappeared, but once one knows that one is helpless, despair will arise.

This is Hela's current state.

She secretly wished she could tear Odin to pieces and reclaim Asgard, which she had also shed blood and sweat for.

All the weak and scum must submit to her authority, which she does not tolerate any challenge from the weak.

But one's destiny is not in one's own hands.

Hela knew the fate of the seal was sealed, and her desperate gaze and pleading turned into resentment.

"You old codger, how long are you going to keep pretending?"

What's wrong with the weak submitting to the strong?

"Isn't that how the universe works?"

“We Asgardians are born with divine strength, and together with you, we possess the power to make the galaxy bow down beneath our feet.”

Why not make the world like that?

Hela's eyes were filled with malice, and her voice was fierce.

Before Odin could speak, Thor looked at Hela, who was no longer pretending, and spoke up.

What do you want to gain by subjugating the weak?

"Asgard rules the Nine Realms and is already recognized as one of the few divine realms in the universe."

"The legend has even spread to other galaxies and become known to countless people."

"Asgard has only so many people, and it is no longer able to rule over more worlds."

"Too many rulers will only lead to situations where they are overwhelmed and unable to manage everything."

Thor is quite satisfied with the current state of the Nine Realms.

Because the number of people and the power they have in Asgard is limited.

They are able to protect the inhabitants of the world under their rule when they encounter alien invasions or monsters that are beyond their capabilities and cannot be directly confronted.

This allows them to face natural disasters according to the natural order, without having to face sudden catastrophic events, and then freely develop their own civilization.

As the guardians of the Nine Realms, Asgard also enjoys the heartfelt gratitude and blessings of countless weak people.

"Hahahaha~"

"The essence of the universe is survival of the fittest."