After the war of the realms, Thor arranged for Rhino and the Akunda trolls in his own name and promised to personally guarantee that they would not trample Asgard's laws.
Hela was nearly laughing out loud. Forget ordinary warriors—even Thor's staunch Three Warriors of the Asgardian Palace were dissatisfied with his careless acceptance of a group of trolls.
The Akunda trolls did not care. They acted as though they could not see the hostility from the Asgardians. They only wanted to be with their god; nothing else mattered more than serving their own deity.
Hela selected a lushly vegetated island in Asgard to house Rhino and the trolls, then began tallying the losses from the war.
Asgard had suffered terribly. Nearly sixty percent of its adult men had died in battle, leaving behind only the elderly and children. From Bor to Odin, and now Hela, the palace complex built and expanded under the rule of three God Kings had been almost completely destroyed.
The Frost Giants had smashed holes in the houses, the Fire Giants had burned the palaces to ash, and the unhygienic trolls had relieved themselves wherever they pleased. The sight of such a mess gave even Hela a headache.
Thor lacked both the patience and the ability to handle such mundane affairs. This was why, even after his strength had greatly increased, he still had not competed with Hela for the position of God King. Put him in charge of managing the entire race in perfect order? Thor believed he could not do it. He figured he would need to hang from the World Tree at least two more times before he gained enough wisdom to deal with these trifles.
Sif once again launched a frenzied pursuit of him. Thor was truly unable to bear the disturbance,