Hearing Charlotte's words, Hela froze for a moment, then said, "You were not sent by Odin."
Clearly, Hela did not believe that Charlotte, who possessed such ambition, could have been sent by Odin. After all, back then, she had merely wanted to continue her conquests and had been sealed and suppressed by Odin. Charlotte Doyle, who wanted to become emperor of the universe, was even less likely to be one of Odin's people.
Even if Odin had changed his mind, he would not have let an outsider become emperor of the universe.
What Charlotte was thinking about, however, was his plan to plant the God Tree. There were still quite a few experts beyond the universe, and relying solely on the Ninja under him to plant the God Tree might not necessarily work. As for Thor, it would already be good if he did not make trouble when the time came; he might not help him at all.
And Hela before him was an extremely suitable vanguard. She was someone who killed decisively, and in the face of the disasters that planting the God Tree would bring to planets, she would not care.
The constant slaughter might even increase the authority of this Goddess of Death. But the prerequisite was that he could subdue her, and still possess the strength to suppress her two years later.
"No. It was indeed Odin who told me to come."
"However, Odin's purpose in having me come here does not conflict with the invitation I am extending to you."
Hela looked at the man before her, pondered for a moment, then said, "Tell me about your emperor-of-the-universe plan."
Seeing that Hela had not asked what Odin had sent him here to do, but was instead more interested in the emperor-of-the-universe plan, the corners of