Even if Cul's strength had been inferior to god-king Odin's back then, after all these long years, it really was hard to say which of them was stronger now. After all, though god-king Odin's divine power would be more powerful, the pressure on his body would be greater too. Hela felt that perhaps god-king Odin's strength might not even match Cul's, whose divine power and body were still in a harmonious state.
And most importantly, Cul was different from Hela. God-King Odin could completely suppress and seal away a Sub-Skyfather-level powerhouse like Hela, preventing the divine power within her from continuing to rise with age, but Cul was a Skyfather-level powerhouse. For God-King Odin to have sealed him away was already impressive; it was simply impossible for him to strip Cul of his divine power or completely seal it away.
How could Hela possibly have any confidence in seizing the throne of Asgard's god-king from such a Cul? This also meant that if she left this seal now, she had only one fate—to die at Cul's hands.
But if she did not leave the seal, Hela's fate did not seem any different. She would still die at the hands of Robet, who was staring at her with a smile.
Although Hela did not know what had happened in Asgard earlier, she vaguely guessed that Asgard's situation before must not have been good. Otherwise, god-king Odin would not have agreed to let her and Cul return to Asgard.
However, while Asgard's previous situation might have been terrible, Hela's current situation was actually no different from Asgard's back then. Robet looked as if he had given Hela a choice, but in truth, Hela had no choice at all.
Before long, Robet brought Hela out of the seal. Hela, who understood that she