Heimdallr had summoned someone from the other side on the spot, but something seemed to have gone wrong with the summoning.
It was as if the summoning had encountered some difficulty.
"Sister Hlokk."
In the Valkyrie viewing area, Goll looked worriedly at her sister.
She had already figured out Sister Brunhilde's intentions.
Since they could not rashly travel directly to that era to ascertain the assassin's exact circumstances, Sister Brunhilde had chosen to summon him directly onto the arena.
If he truly was the one who had killed people across time and space, understood his situation, and was willing to fight for humanity, that would be the best outcome.
That way, Sister Hlokk would not need to take the field.
If he was not the one who had killed a god across time and space, but merely an assassin considered powerful among humans, and he was willing to fight for humanity, then Sister Hlokk would need to take the field and become his divine weapon.
Could he defeat Lord Hades? No matter how she looked at it, it seemed impossible.
That meant they would lose this match. If that human died, Sister Hlokk would die with him.
And in doing so, it would also prevent a major force like Hades from appearing again. For Sister Brunhilde, that was actually an acceptable outcome.
But Goll simply could not accept it. To keep someone like Lord Hades from facing their trump card, they would have to sacrifice one of her sisters.
Then there was another possibility: if he was not the assassin who had killed a god across time and space, and after being summoned, he learned that he was meant to fight as humanity's representative but could not bear that responsibility and gave up, then Sister Hlokk could avoid taking the