Hela seemed to believe that no one in this world could resist the temptation of power. Unfortunately, being emperor held no appeal for Luo Xia. He already had a wife, a child, and even another wife on the way. Life was pretty good as it was—who the hell wanted to conquer the universe?
Luo Xia was not some great figure possessed of internationalist spirit, utterly selfless and devoted solely to others. Why should he worry about the social structures and changes of power in civilizations across other universes?
At most, Luo Xia was a "Christopher Columbus" with a spirit of adventure, not a "Julius Caesar" who wanted to conquer everything he saw.
So Luo Xia bluntly told Hela, "You should think about how you're going to face your own father later. Come to think of it, I'm curious too. Why did Odin exile you? You were clearly his eldest daughter and Asgard's strongest warrior. Wasn't he courting death by doing that?"
Luo Xia was genuinely curious about this. Back when he watched the movie, he had skipped through it using the progress bar, passing over all the background story and only watching the flashy battle scenes. As a result, he knew very little about the grudges and tangled history of Asgard's royal family.
As a father himself, Luo Xia felt that no matter what his daughter did wrong, he could never bear to make her leave his side. How had things reached the point where they seemed like mortal enemies, to the extent that Odin was willing to risk Asgard's continued decline just to put Hela to death?
Hearing Luo Xia's question, Hela had nothing to hide and answered him directly. "Because my father grew old, and he began to fear death. Not only did he fear his own death,