Being resurrected in front of Shazo was no good thing

Being resurrected in front of Shazo is not a good thing.

Boom! Boom! Boom! Boom! Boom!

Shazo showed no mercy whatsoever during the five consecutive, extremely serious beatings.

The Future Trunks of the Dragon Ball fighting style is its pursuit of rapid-fire combos, aiming to defeat the enemy in one fell swoop.

Unfortunately, Son Goku couldn't finish off his enemy with a combo, and neither could Shazo; five consecutive hits were already his limit.

The first three punches landed squarely on Hela's chin, left rib, and lower abdomen.

Especially the punch to the lower abdomen, Shazo followed Kakarot's punching technique exactly, directly slamming his entire fist into Hela's abdomen.

↑↑↑ Goku's common move: stabbing the abdomen↑↑↑

Like Piccolo, Vegeta, and Frieza, Hela immediately coughed up a mouthful of blood, her eyes lost their light, and her body went limp as she uncontrollably collapsed backward.

Before the Death Goddess could land, Shazo Body Flicker Technique behind her, delivering a vicious elbow strike to her spine from behind, followed by a 360-degree spin.

A powerful kick, accelerated to its full potential, comes crashing down.

The last two blows were even more ferocious, with the cracking sound of bones breaking echoing everywhere. Hela was like someone hit by a meteor, her body flying limply downwards, crashing into the ground and creating a huge crater.

"Ugh! "Hela's hands trembled like butterfly wings as she barely managed to prop herself up, spitting out mouthfuls of blood before collapsing into a pool of blood.

Hela had barely managed to pull herself out of the predicament of being drowned in her own blood, and before the look of horror on her face had faded, she incredulously saw a massive pillar of energy descending from the sky.

Boom!

The ultimate technique of the Dragon Ball style, an energy shockwave, descended from the sky, expanding the Impact Crater tenfold. Hela wasn't even left with a trace.

The Death Goddess has died once again and has begun the process of resurrection.

This time, however, Shazo no longer waited passively. He opened his [Electromagnetic Domain] and connected with Skye's Mind Stone.

[Skye, let's begin.]

Okay, boss, let's get started!

Their Mind Stone were completely united, Shazo's Electromagnetic Control was completely handed over to Skye, allowing them to efficiently analyze the mechanism by which Asgard resurrected Hela.

The combination of Shazo and Skye is nothing short of divine in the Earth's network.

But the two of them were no longer satisfied with their status as gods of the internet; they were striving to become Gods in some real-world field, and now was the perfect opportunity to do so.

However, the problem is that Shazo's destruction of Hela was not thorough enough, and she was quickly resurrected from the dead.

This time, Hela did not impulsively launch an attack, but cautiously returned to the Undead Army and withdrew her divine power.

Countless spirits fell, their bodies rapidly decaying due to the loss of divine power, turning into a ground littered with bones and ashes.

Even Fenrir, who fought fiercely against the Hulk, was reduced to ashes when the Hulk used him as a punching bag.

This sudden change was so unexpected that Hulk was completely bewildered, utterly unable to understand how his opponent had disappeared.

Having gathered all her power, Hela finally gained confidence. She looked up at Shazo, only to see a dazzling pillar of energy.

[Kamehameha]

This move truly lives up to its reputation as the ultimate finishing move in the Dragon Ball World, easily turning Hela to ashes. This time, it was also a complete...

The damage to her vital signs had been completely neutralized, extending her resurrection time to 18 minutes.

This was really too long; long enough for Skye to discover the crucial secret.

Boss, I haven't been able to deduce the specifics of how it works yet, but I've found a loophole in Hela's resurrection program.

[Wow! No wonder he's the world's number one hacker, he's really professional.]

That's enough. We're not going to be foolish enough to tie ourselves to a fragile world; that would be irresponsible of our own lives.

[Now tell me, what operations can I perform?]

[Well, boss, for now we can only do a few things mentally, for example, we can do this----]

When Hela was resurrected, she found herself unusually depressed, her fighting spirit had plummeted, and she no longer believed she could win.

But she didn't see anything wrong with it. She had tried everything, but she couldn't hold out against the enemy and was killed almost casually.

I don't know how many more times I'll have to endure this feeling of frustration before I'm strong enough to defeat that man. It's perfectly normal to feel down.

Hela didn't realize that even in such extremely unfavorable circumstances, she hadn't given up the fight in the slightest.

The law, just as continuing the fight is a matter of course.

Unfortunately, the power boost from her resurrection was simply not enough to bridge the gap in strength between the two.

The tenfold boost from Super Saiyan Mimicry is simply incredible.

Hela was killed and resurrected time and time again, and her mind underwent a great change without her realizing it.

She somehow learned Skye and Shazo's names.

This is illogical, but Hela simply assumes that it's perfectly reasonable for her to know the other person's name.

Hela no longer regarded these two as inferior races, but rather, because they were powerful enough, she regarded them as beings equal to Gods.

Strength is the most powerful way to persuade, so this makes perfect sense, and she had no doubt about her change in attitude.

Hela even developed a fear of Shazo and a dependence on Skye, which made things even more abnormal.

But the Death Goddess had no doubts whatsoever.

[Boss, I feel a little embarrassed.]

[Hmm? Why do I have this feeling?]

Don't you think that what we've done is actually deceiving a poor woman— Goddess?

[I don't think so at all; this is perfectly normal practice.]

[Although I used some mind control techniques, without doing so, I would have to kill enough people to instill fear in Hela and force her to accept our rule.]

[Which do you think would be more damaging and dangerous for Hela: being controlled and subjugated by my Genjutsu, or through countless deaths?]

[Hmm, now that you mention it, I really do think that using some methods isn't necessarily cruel.]

[Right, it's better than being killed a hundred times. Anyway, Hela's fate was sealed; her destiny changed the moment Odin agreed.]

No matter how much Hela struggles, she will remain with Asgard, becoming the possession of some conqueror.

Only when Ragnarök descends and Asgard is utterly destroyed will Hela have the chance to gain freedom—the freedom to die.

Just as Shazo was slowly but irresistibly altering Hela's perception of him by taking advantage of Hela's ability to resurrect infinitely, Heimdall had already led the Asgard forces to the Rainbow Chamber.

As the Guardian God, Heimdall immediately began teleporting people away from Asgard.

At the same time, he organized his soldiers to pilot Airship to bring their compatriots scattered in the mountains surrounding Asgard to Rainbow Bridge.

In order to ensure safety.

But as more and more people gathered, Heimdall was dumbfounded.

He anticipated that the Bifrost wouldn't be able to transport all the Asgardians, but he hadn't expected so many survivors—in a way, these guys were all deserters.

But in the current situation, no one has the ability to verify or investigate, so Heimdall can only pretend he doesn't see it.

He's getting senile.

As Asgard's all-seeing and all-hearing being, Heimdall knew far too much; if he weren't so "muddled," he would have been silenced long ago.

Putting everything else aside, would a ruthless man like Odin tolerate him?

However, there were too many people.

Heimdall appeared calm on the surface, but inside he was panicking terribly.

When he discussed it with Shazo, he thought that only 5% of the population could be sent away using the Bifrost within a month, but now it's less than 2%.

With more people, things become more complicated; a longer wait inevitably breeds resentment. And then, when they finally learn that Asgard has fallen to Shazo...

Nine times out of ten, this will trigger Riot.

Hela is the eldest princess of Asgard. She is powerful and ruthless, and she killed half of the Asgardians.

Shazo, an outsider stronger Hela, could definitely wipe out the last half of the Asgardians, and then Asgard would be completely finished.

Just then, Rainbow Avenue was suddenly shrouded in shadow.

The people of Asgard looked up in horror, only to see a massive spaceship parting the thick clouds and descending like a mountain to the same height as Rainbow Avenue.

The hatch opened, and standing before it was Loki, clad in a flamboyant suit of armor. He raised his hands, looking down at the stunned Asgardians, and shouted triumphantly, "Asgardians, your savior has arrived!"

Loki was very pleased with himself. He was quite surprised to have so many people come to greet him, and he was very satisfied with such a grand welcoming ceremony.

But the next moment, Loki realized something was wrong.

The Asgardians' eyes were indeed filled with joy, but why was it a mixture of the thrill of escaping death and an unconcealable fear and collapse?

Boom!

Before Loki could even ponder why, his thoughts were interrupted by a deafening explosion. Turning his head, he saw the person who had...

Hela, whom he had just brutally beaten, was now turning to ashes in a beam of light powerful enough to destroy the world.

Huh? Hela, has been killed?

Who is this incredibly brave fellow?

Wait, where's my Royal Palace?

What happened to that huge Royal Palace where I lived for 1300 years?

Looking at the ruins of the Royal Palace atop the mountain, Loki was completely dumbfounded. Then he remembered that he couldn't pay the ship full of aliens he had tricked.

The next second, he saw Heimdall.

Heimdall also saw Loki, and their eyes met, instantly reaching a tacit understanding.

The Guardian God's joy was palpable: Holy crap, the colossal problem of relocating half of Asgard is solved!

Without hesitation, he waved his hand and ordered, "Go! The elderly, women, and children go across the Bifrost; everyone else, board the warships!"

The warriors of Asgard understood immediately, brandishing their weapons and swarming onto the warship, nearly pushing Loki off the ship.

But Loki wasn't angry at all; Heimdall's orders were exactly what he wanted.

He had tricked them into giving him the ship, but it was clear that Asgard couldn't pay the bill. The best solution was to take advantage of the Asgard warriors' bravery and seize the entire warship.

The warships have all been seized by Asgard, so naturally they belong to Loki, and those alien mercenaries are naturally Loki's slaves.

Slaves are already blessed to have food to eat; what more could they possibly want?

Loki happily led the Asgard warriors straight into the warship's command center, Engine Room, armory, vault, communications bay, and other key areas, completely taking control of the warship in just three minutes.

Then, under Heimdall's command, the Asgardians boarded the ships in an orderly manner, while others piloted Airship to salvage supplies from the still-undestroyed city.

Food, medicine, clothing, treasure, books, weapons, and everything else of value West City be taken away as much as possible.

Seeing this relocation, the Asgardians realized they were about to leave Asgard forever, and naturally, their hearts were unsettled.

but--

Hela, resurrected, became even more powerful. Her battle with the Midgard warriors shook Asgard, and the entire continent trembled in the fighting.

Asgardians felt the tremors of the continent beneath their feet and heard the deafening roar, they naturally recalled the countless corpses left behind after Hela's Carnage, and their intense resentment instantly turned into fear.

Despite the danger, some people rushed into the shaking warehouse, desperately trying to salvage the precious supplies.

Some people nervously lined up to board the ship, their eyes constantly glancing towards the former Royal Palace, wishing they could escape to the Airship and immediately start Airship up and leave.

Some people considered surrendering, but Hela's actions were too cruel, and there was no sign of her recruiting or accepting defectors from beginning to end. The spineless ones simply dared not surrender directly.

After handing over command to Loki, Heimdall, along with the still-wounded Goddess Sif and the women and children of Asgard, headed to the Rainbow Chamber.

Upon seeing Skye standing guard at the door, Heimdall bowed respectfully. "Miss Skye, I have used the Bifrost as agreed to transport the women and children to Earth."

Skye's main focus was still on the [Mantra], helping Shazo crack Hela's resurrection mechanism, so she asked absentmindedly, "Heimdall, have you seen Norman complete the land purchase?"

Heimdall nodded and said, "Yes, Mr. Norman acted quickly; he has already completed the land purchase and is arranging for the construction of roads and temporary housing."

"We can help if we go there now."

Skye stepped Main Gate and said, "Then you can use it."

"The boss said you can send as many people as possible away without worrying about energy recovery afterwards."

Heimdall was taken aback, then overjoyed and exclaimed, "Thank you!"

The Bifrost can transport a thousand people at a time, requiring at least a one-month recovery period, but this does not mean that the maximum number of people is a thousand.

Without considering the return journey or the subsequent Bifrost recovery time, the number of people teleported at once can be increased tenfold, or even dozens of times.

This is sufficient to solve the problem of evacuating women and children.