Even in Asgard, Hela could basically be described as all alone.
For thousands of years, Odin had ordered Hela's existence to be concealed, completely erasing her influence from Asgard. As a result, no one knew she existed. Even now, despite controlling some people through tyranny and force, all of Asgard still stood on Thor's side.
After all, Thor was the next All-Father appointed by Odin, and as a prince, he had been active on Asgard's battlefields for a long time.
This had led to the current decisive blow.
The Queen Mother's appearance and the envoy's kneeling had completely confirmed Hela's image as a tyrant.
The whole world was naturally filled with astonishment.
This was not some trick by an ally, but a coup within the alliance—a story in which an ally became an enemy.
At this moment.
It was Tony's time to step forward.
The flashy little mustache still made a flashy entrance, appearing before everyone and loudly announcing that he had rescued the Queen Mother and a large number of Asgardians. The Queen Mother also acknowledged this.
He then exposed several officials with evidence proving they were Hydra members and had been active on the front lines of praising Hela.
At this point.
All of Tony's negative publicity once again turned positive.
He had once again become Earth's hero, praised and loved by the people.
A cause for celebration.
Only this time—
Tony felt a certain irony toward that affection.
He held a wineglass and drank until he was seven or eight parts drunk at the party in the villa before sneering, "People really are easy to manipulate. If the development of civilization were left to the collective decision of the masses, that would be the worst thing possible."
"But that's precisely why they need our protection." Steve also