Hearing Odin and his son roar, Andrew complained, "Can you two change the script? Why do you keep saying the same thing?
Odin, Thor, I'm not threatening you. I'm telling you the facts. As the saying goes, with great power comes great responsibility. You're this powerful, so protecting the universe is your duty.
As for the City of All, Zeus's side, I couldn't even be bothered to visit them. They simply aren't qualified to take part in this battle."
"You do have some discernment."
Thor lowered his hammer and laughed smugly, looking exactly like an Alaskan malamute that had just been praised. But how did a lion end up giving birth to an Alaskan malamute? Wasn't something wrong here?
"Is this kid really that easy to fool? Won't he sell Asgard out someday?"
Odin glanced at Thor speechlessly and said, "The City of All isn't worthy of being mentioned alongside Asgard. Those so-called gods are all cowardly failures. Not one of them is worth a damn.
Demon King of Hell, protecting the universe is indeed our duty. There's no problem with that. The question is, why should we protect other universes?"
"I already said everything that needed saying before."
Andrew said, "Odin, I'll add one condition. I'll take Hela to the Bio-Universe and guarantee that she won't return.
All the Asgardians in the Bio-Universe have become zombies. Someone needs to rebuild it, and Hela is the most suitable candidate."
Odin's eyes lit up. Hela had always been a thorn in his side. Once he died, she would inevitably escape her seal. The problem was that he couldn't kill her, and banishing her to another universe was undoubtedly an excellent solution.
"Who is Hela? Why do you have to guarantee that she can't come back?"
Thor asked in confusion, "Also, who