"Elemental Creatures is probably right. They don't have souls in any true sense."
Hela answered Bobo's question. The Goddess of the Underworld idly played with her nails, only occasionally glancing toward the battlefield as she said to him, "I can't sense any souls dissipating when they're destroyed. Of course, those malformed lumps of flesh fighting them don't have souls either. Heh heh, Slade really came up with a good idea. These two sides are evenly matched—both are indescribable monsters."
She almost laughed as she said that. Ever since leaving the Marvel Universe, why had she encountered so many strange things? Was the outside world really this interesting?
Interesting as it was, though, it still wasn't as fun as video games.
She had long since figured it out: battles would never end. Enemies would always emerge endlessly from the dark void. Now that even Odin was dead, no matter how well she could fight, who was she supposed to fight for?
It was much more satisfying to stay home, work a game controller, eat fast food, and drink soda.
"Mm, they may not be light elementals, even if they're white." Su Ming narrowed his eyes and watched the battlefield for a while before taking another sip of liquor. "I can't sense any affinity for light. Let's call them Blank Elementals for now. They do remind me somewhat of Zero Matter, an element used for Genesis."
The battle itself was nothing remarkable. It was either malformed giant ribbonfish eating white paper people, or a crowd of white paper people grabbing a giant meatball and tearing it apart.
The scene was filthy, but the combat level was not particularly high. Though these minions were huge, the vanguard troops were only planetary-level at present, far weaker than Carol.
Besides, it was difficult to find