What Am I Supposed to Know If You Don't Tell Me What You Want? (10,000-Word Mega Chapter-Please Subscribe)

"Um..."

Little Annie bit her finger, seeming a little hesitant.

Faced with the invitation from Hela, the Goddess of Death, she was clearly tempted.

Because in her eyes, it meant something fun and interesting, full of novelty. She could follow Hela and freely wreak havoc on the people of Asgard, perhaps even expand her collection of Planeswalker cards.

After all, Odin's Vault held no small amount of treasure.

And from the girl's perspective and position, it was only natural for Hela, the eldest daughter, to discipline the disobedient Thor and Loki. There was not the slightest thing wrong with it.

Just like how she dealt with her younger brothers and sisters—it was a right one was born with.

That was right!

In Little Annie's understanding, Hela, the Goddess of Death, was the one "in the right," while Thor and Loki were rebellious troublemakers who refused to obey their elder sister and naturally deserved a ruthless lesson.

As for Odin, he was an irresponsible, overly biased bad father.

As the saying went, one's position depended on where one sat.

Since she herself was Raymond's first daughter, she naturally found it easier to empathize with Hela, who was also the eldest daughter.

It had to be said that this made the Odin family's struggle for succession all the more interesting and uncertain.

Because Little Annie was the person Raymond had sent to fulfill the contract he had signed with Odin.

Her attitude would determine who ultimately took the throne of Asgard.

After all, Raymond had promised to ensure that Asgard, as a civilization, could be preserved intact and continue onward, with Odin's bloodline remaining on the throne to rule the divine realm.

But he had not specified whether Hela, the Goddess of Death, would become queen, or whether Thor would ascend the