"No..." Whis watched Beerus 'burn' in He-El's hand and reached out, wanting to stop it, but he could not intervene.
As the assistant to a God of Destruction, an Angel could not interfere with or act against a God of Destruction.
His role was to assist, educate, and help the God of Destruction; he could even offer suggestions, but he absolutely could not act in a way that influenced the God of Destruction.
Angels had no duty to protect Gods of Destruction.
What Angels assisted was the position of God of Destruction, not Beerus himself.
Although Whis and Beerus shared a deep bond, he still could not act recklessly.
"Whis, goodbye." In He-El's hand, Beerus's body burned with purple Ki flames. His feet had already turned into purple particles and vanished, the dissolution rapidly spreading upward. Beerus shut his despairing eyes and bade Whis farewell.
"Ah..." Whis reached toward Beerus, then weakly lowered his hand again. He let out a deep sigh and said helplessly, "Beerus, you fool. I told you long ago to be more cautious, yet you were still so reckless."
Whis's voice carried a disappointed sigh, like frustration at someone who had failed to live up to expectations.
He had warned Beerus long ago not to be so rash, and he had not supported immediately starting a battle with He-El.
After all, neither of them knew what the anomaly was—whether it was a person or some peculiar object.
But after seeing He-El, they had both concluded that he was the anomaly. Beerus had wanted to test him, fight him first, and then assess the situation.
Whis had no way to stop Beerus's decision and could only let him proceed.
But during the battle, Beerus repeatedly raised his power without being able to defeat He-El. In the end,