Future Plans
Alvin was actually rather depressed. In the end, it seemed the problem had been pinned on him.
As if this had been a conscious choice on his part. But he was certain he could never sacrifice his own child and let him spend more than a decade in confusion.
Unless some irresistible force had intervened, or this choice had offered greater benefits in the distant future.
But Alvin had no way to do anything about it now. Neil did not know much; he had only risked coming before him because his older brothers and sisters had fallen into danger, hoping to seek help.
Alvin was far from as relaxed as he appeared. Neil, who had returned, was a Demigod by bloodline, carried Siyla the Angel and the Power Stone Ring, and Shang-Chi had even said that he had inherited Bai Qi's true teachings.
This kind of power was unquestionably among the very best in the universe, no matter the time or place—not to mention Ginny and the others...
Once these children grew up ten years from now, Alvin did not believe he would let them roam outside empty-handed.
As someone with cheats at his disposal, arming his children to the teeth and making sure they would never suffer a disadvantage, no matter what they encountered, was only natural.
If children like these could still be trapped more than a decade from now, who exactly were their enemies?
What should he do if the power of Runeword was no longer so overwhelming?
Ever since Hela learned that she would have an adorable daughter in the future, her mood had been explosively good.
More than a decade was nothing to this long-lived lady. It was not even a fraction of the time she had innocently spent in prison, so she