What should he do?
If Heimdall did not know that Hela existed, he would certainly tell Odin everything that had happened on Earth at that very moment.
But unfortunately...
Heimdall was one of the few who knew the true history of the Aesir.
Who could blame him? Heimdall possessed eyes that could see for thousands of miles.
Hela was a taboo existence in Odin's heart. Even Queen Frigga, the current queen, was extremely cautious and did not dare mention Hela's name in front of Odin.
If even Queen Frigga did not dare mention that name, Heimdall had no doubt that if he brought it up now, Odin would not ask why. He would simply stab him with his spear on the spot.
What should he do?
After Odin watched Heimdall turn around with his eyes rolled white, seemingly channeling his power for an unusually long time, he did not suspect anything else. "Did the Sorcerer Supreme discover you and block your observation?"
Ding ding ding!
Heimdall's blank eyes returned to normal. Under Odin's questioning, it was as if a window had opened before him. He had thought of a way out. "Yes, God-King. When the Fifth Legion erected the Space Barrier on Earth, I was unable to set my gaze upon Earth after the Sorcerer Supreme appeared."
Odin nodded. "The Sorcerer Supreme, huh."
After that inexplicable chuckle, Odin shook his head, gave Heimdall a few instructions, and once again left the Rainbow Bridge Temple as if he were merely taking a stroll.
"Phew!"
Only after he could no longer see Odin did Heimdall finally release the tension in his heart. Feeling his heart pounding, he had the sensation of surviving a disaster. He also understood something. "From this moment on, I can no longer claim to be upright and incorruptible,