Frigga wanted Hela released too.
The problem was that Hela harbored too much hatred for Asgard.
If they released her now, Asgard...
"God-King..."
Frigga parted her lips, as if she wanted to say something, but Odin cut her off before she could. "I'm old. Hela is the only one in all of Asgard who can shoulder this burden. I don't want this either, but this is no longer just a matter of Hela's grievances with Asgard."
"The gods on Earth will have to... go to their deaths."
Chapter 396
Odin let out a heavy sigh.
It was laden with helplessness.
His eyes looked lifeless.
Odin had thought something like this would never happen again.
After all, the losses from a great war were beyond measure.
"Go to their deaths?" Frigga froze at his words.
She clearly did not understand what Odin meant. "Has it really become that serious?"
She looked at Odin as she asked.
"I hope not."
Odin did not answer her directly. He merely sighed and turned his gaze toward Earth.
Earth was shrouded in golden light.
That enormous figure was visible from every corner of the Multiverse.
It was the Living Tribunal.
The most majestic and impartial being in the Megaverse.
And now, the Living Tribunal's face of Equity was turned toward Zhang Yang.
He seemed to be waiting for Zhang Yang's answer.
"Hand over my powers?"
A long moment passed.
Only then did Zhang Yang speak.
He plainly could not understand the demand.
What did it mean to hand over all his powers?
"You will become an ordinary person," the Living Tribunal explained.
His voice rang with authority. "Just like every other ordinary human on Earth."
Zhang Yang could not understand it. "Why?"
He was utterly baffled.
What had he done wrong?
Why did every god