Return to a Familiar Place

Within the Bifrost beam that sped across the cosmos.

Hela watched the figure moving upstream. Her heart, cold and hard as ice, was shaken more violently than ever before!

How could it be him?

Though Hela could not understand it at first, that tall, familiar figure, along with the Twin Star Energy burning around him like flames—hot and powerful—proved without question that he was that person!

"You're back?" Hela released the black blade in her hands and stared blankly at him, instinctively reaching downward.

Goddess of Death.

Kyle, in Twin Star Form, merely glanced at Hela without responding. Instead, he pursued the God of Thunder, who had been blasted out of the Bifrost beam. Tearing open the glittering Realm Barrier of the Bifrost beam with both hands, he became a streak of light and followed him down toward an unknown region.

"No!" Hela cried out miserably, then returned along with the Bifrost beam toward its terminal station, Asgard.

Asgard, Bifrost gateway.

Heimdall, clad in Golden Armor and holding a holy sword, suddenly had an ominous feeling. He stared intently toward the teleportation array bathed in daylight. The ones returning were not Thor and Loki, but a cold and beautiful woman wearing a black crown and black leather battle armor.

"Asgard, your king has returned!" Hela gave the Bifrost gateway a cursory glance, then fixed Heimdall with a cold stare.

The instant she descended upon Asgard's soil, her aura perfectly merged with the divine realm. Endless native energy surged into her graceful body.

As long as she was here, Hela was even stronger than Odin. That was the law established long ago, and no one could change it.

"I am invincible in the divine realm. I'll wait for you here." Hela murmured softly.

Meanwhile, in the wilderness of Sakaar, at the