Watching Hela and Frigga walk deeper into Asgard, Heisenberg shook his head thoughtfully.
Could Hela really give up her obsession with the throne so easily?
Heh...
Give her some time to make up her mind.
With that, Heisenberg left Asgard and headed into the city, wandering among the commoners who were still constantly clearing debris and rebuilding.
"Your Majesty!"
"It's His Majesty!"
"Keep your voice down, idiot!"
"Should we bow?"
"I don't know. His Majesty Odin never came here for walks before!"
"Are you stupid? Don't mention Odin anywhere near His Majesty!"
The commoners around Heisenberg gradually noticed him. They greeted him and bowed to him.
But all Heisenberg could see in their eyes was fear.
Did he think that fear would disappoint him?
No!
That was exactly the emotion he wanted.
Being close to the people might be one way for a ruler to treat his subjects, but for any ruler, once your subjects no longer feared you, trouble would soon follow!
As a ruler, you had to maintain your position and image in your subjects' hearts. Their attitude toward you had to remain somewhere between reverence, fear, and hatred.
They should hold you in reverence, fear you deeply, but not hate you!
That was the mindset Heisenberg wanted from his subordinates and subjects!
So Heisenberg silently passed through the commoners bowing to him and made his way toward Heimdall, who was personally overseeing the rescue of Asgard's Grand Library.
As Asgard's long-standing gatekeeper, generations of Heimdalls had possessed unquestionable loyalty to Asgard.
But this generation's Heimdall...
Based on the information he had gained from the movies, Heimdall cared deeply for the commoners and indulged Thor excessively.
So Heisenberg needed to speak with him. After all, once Asgard returned to normal, he had no desire for all sorts of