Of course, it wasn't as if Hela had never thought of getting rid of that troublesome, disgusting bastard Loki. The problem was that after Loki enchanted Thor and slapped a debuff on Hela, Hela had already begun to fall into a disadvantage in battle. Under Thor's unending barrage, it was very hard for her to find an opening to strike at Loki...
On top of that, Loki had already had his throat seized by Hela once. He knew full well how powerful Hela was, and he also knew she could see through his illusions. So Loki simply never stayed in one place. Each time he released his frost power, he immediately shifted away.
This shifting of Loki's was not a matter of running back and forth. Instead, Loki had left a large number of duplicates around the area, allowing his true body to constantly move and change among them, thereby ensuring his own safety to the greatest possible extent.
It could be said that Loki's move was indeed very effective. If Hela could spare the attention to deal with Loki, perhaps Loki could have been dragged out by her. Unfortunately, right now Hela truly did not have the slightest bit of energy to spare on him, and that gave Loki his chance. It also made Hela's battle grow increasingly difficult.
"No, Odin's move is lasting way longer than I imagined..." At this moment, Robet, who was watching the battle, raised his eyebrows. Perhaps because Hela's side still could not be resolved in a short time, inside the Palace of Asgard, All-Father Odin's dying strike had actually lasted this long, and even seemed as if it would continue, suppressing Cul so thoroughly that he could not move at all.
This made Robet unable to help but complain. Could a final move