Alvin didn't think Hela could solve the problems that might arise!
Simply killing fewer people definitely wouldn't solve anything. Otherwise, Alvin wouldn't have needed to get himself thrown in prison over the Mutants' problems.
But Hela's kindness couldn't be refused, especially since Her Majesty was the Mutant Union's rightful president.
Her two Einherjar skeletons were still standing guard at the Union's entrance. Without them, a bastard like Clerk Castle would have been beaten to death by the short-tempered Mutants long ago.
Not everyone could tolerate someone scribbling all over their Mutant IDs, especially when Castle was an S-rank Mutant who'd gotten his status as a bonus for making a purchase.
He'd raised the entry bar so high that ordinary Mutants couldn't hope to reach it, making himself deeply unpopular with them.
The "Black Widows," thirsty for revenge, had been frighteningly bloodthirsty. They'd killed everyone aboard the Airship.
There wasn't much to say about the battle itself. When you struck without warning, the "Black Widows" always had the advantage.
Still, a few of them had died in the end. Some had charged in too recklessly and been killed; others had taken their own lives after the victory.
The "Black Widows" who'd died had generally been somewhat self-destructive. Even the ones who'd survived showed those tendencies to some extent...
Natasha and Yelena were powerless to help. They'd been through it themselves, so they knew that other people trying to talk them through it wouldn't solve anything.
Although they were all "Black Widows," their experiences and personalities were different.
Only time could ease something like this...
That was why Natasha and the others were so determined to keep the "Black Widows" in Hell's Kitchen.
Alvin's approach was much simpler and more direct...
Couldn't you stop overthinking everything?
Then the Corpse-Eater Vine could take