As the sorrow on Hela's face gradually deepened, Heisenberg sighed and reached out to pat the display stand holding the Infinity Gauntlet.
"Hela!"
His voice pulled Hela from her grief for the moment, and she looked toward Heisenberg and the Infinity Gauntlet.
Heisenberg continued.
"When you have time, come and look at this Infinity Gauntlet more often.
The reason Odin placed it in the most conspicuous spot was because whenever he saw it, he would remember the choice he had faced—and remember you as well."
"Perhaps."
Hela nodded blankly, then gave Heisenberg a long look.
Her longing for her father finally made her realize that the man who had killed her father was standing right in front of her!
Yet reason kept reminding her that she had no reason to hate Heisenberg at all.
If she had been stronger than Odin five thousand years ago, then she herself would have been her father's killer.
And after all, Heisenberg had freed her from five thousand years of impris... no, confinement. He had ultimately rescued her from captivity.
Most importantly...
Father, your daughter truly is no match for this man...
If she were stronger than Heisenberg, then of course she would kill him and rekindle Asgard's glory. Just as, if Earthlings were stronger than Heisenberg, they would surely dissect him for research at the first opportunity.
"Ah..."
With a soft sigh, Hela turned around and continued onward as she spoke.
"The past is the past. I should revive the Spirit Legion first!"
As she spoke, she arrived beside the Eternal Fire and reached into the ever-burning flames.
"Surtur's Eternal Fire—the supreme flame representing eternity and vitality.
If Surtur were to regain this flame and combine the Eternal Fire with his Twilight Blade...
To be honest, if Surtur managed that, Ragnarok might truly