(The leader of the alliance, Ziyun Widow, added 9/14)

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Just when Fenrir was being fought fiercely by the Hulk, Mei's B column finally appeared.

"In the name of His Royal Highness Thor! Destroy the enemy!"

No one expected that the 3,000 elites led by the three warriors of Asgard were actually rushing to the city on a giant cross mothership.

They were indeed fooled away by Sif at first, this was to prevent them from killing Hela in vain.

They weren't really exiled, because soon, the goddess of fate, Shi Cody and Sif, came up together in a spaceship. As a goddess in charge of the "future" of destiny, Shi Kedi has enough ability to fool the three warriors.

Coupled with Sif's back explanation, they still believed the words of Shi Kedi and Sif - this was to prevent them from being meaninglessly killed by Hela.

Feeling the fluctuations of divine power emanating from the battle in the Golden Palace, combined with the rhetoric of the people, the three warriors firmly believed in this, and actively participated in the action of clearing the undead soldiers and evacuating the people.

The people who were evacuated over the Rainbow Bridge went through the face recognition and scanning system of the spacecraft, and the exact number was 35,281.

There are obviously more people here.

After all, Hela's arrival was too sudden. Most of the people didn't know what happened. The guards at the gate of Asgard were all destroyed, and then the remaining guards in the Golden Palace died and descended. What Heimdall can save is only a small part of it.

Most of the people could only hide at home and tremble in a daze, until the three warriors of Asgard and the imperial guards arrived and called them loudly to let them evacuate.

Similarly, there are two other existences that have played a pivotal role, that is, Wanda the Scarlet Witch and Amora the Charm Witch. What they are going to do is just like the replica in Sokovia that year, directly launching a wide-area mental wave to notify They came out of various basements and other bunkers and rushed to the fortress on the edge of the city.

Being able to evacuate so easily is also due to the fact that Hela's ruling foundation in Asgard is almost zero. Hela was not here for five thousand years, and Odin deliberately erased the traces of Hela's existence. The people didn't even know there was a **** Hela.

This prevents her from effectively ruling.

Even if she takes over the Golden Palace and publicly declares to the public that she is Odin's first child, so what? You say nothing, no one believes you.

You can fight back and fight, who can prove that you are really the Asa God?

What's more, she has the power of death, which is incompatible with the glorious and great image of Asgard.

So when she discovered that Heimdall had smuggled her mother, Frigga, she was furious on the spot. After Odin's death, who could be more acceptable to the public than Frigg's endorsement?

She made up her mind that even by persecution, she would force her mother to publicly admit that she was her own child. As for the mother is still in a coma? This is not a problem, she is mostly necromantic, playing puppetry or something.

Hela focused on Heimdall's side, but the rule in the city became weak in disguise. At that time, her death army was not much left, only about a thousand.

If she has a choice, she also doesn't want to turn the Asgardian soldiers she just killed into zombies, because the quality is really not good enough. What she needs is a soldier with a strong body and a strong will, and only such a soldier can be transformed into the most powerful zombie soldier after death.

This led her to control the city, mostly those ordinary soldiers who just surrendered.

Seeing that the three warriors of Asgard came back with the first army. Those ordinary soldiers who had to help the tyranny of Zhou immediately turned their backs and followed the First Corps to annihilate the few zombie soldiers in the city.

Fighting, the three warriors gathered nearly 5,000 soldiers.

Then came a massive evacuation.

In this parallel world, the resident population of Asgard is actually not many, about 300,000. The entire Asgard is not too big, but not too small. With the Golden Palace as the center, it covers an area of ​​more than 400 square kilometers. Considering that Asgard civilians also have twice the human physique, professional soldiers have nearly three times the human physique, plus the divine power bestowed by the gods, their combat power is quite terrifying.

As a fighting race, all the people are soldiers, except the oldest and the minors, basically all of them can fight. Where can there be such a weak chicken as in the movie? If so, it is said that this population has been wiped out for hundreds of thousands of years.

Unfortunately, it is unrealistic to save all of them, because only after evacuating the east area near the Rainbow Bridge, the battle in the Golden Palace is coming to an end.

Back in time not long ago...

Thor didn't go to Hela directly. Since he wanted to move the tiger away from the mountain and rescue the civilians there, he couldn't fight Hela at the Alpine Palace.

Thor returned to the Golden Palace and sat on the throne his father left him.

The recasted throne of the God-king is resplendent. The golden statues on the left and right sides are like Odin's divine crow, and the horns of Asa's rune wind up on both sides, guarding the huge Odinson family crest behind the throne.

And Thor Odinson, sitting on the throne, rhythmically hit the footsteps of the throne with the tail of the magic spear [Kungunnir] left to him by his father.

"Boom! Boom! Boom!"

A loud crash!

If that's all, it's just Thor's hilarity.

With the ripples of divine power swaying, it is another matter. All the powerful people in Asgard with divine power can feel a golden shock wave rippling from the throne of the Golden Palace— —This is the biggest challenge to Hela!

Thor was clearly saying, "If you don't come back, Hela~lightnovelpub.net~ I will change the divine power supply of the Golden Palace. The throne has no place for you either."

With Odin's legacy, Thor, who was originally a young man, was fully capable of robbing Hela for the dominance of the source of divine power in the land of Asgard.

Although it won't completely cut off the opponent's divine power supply, the later Hela goes back, the more at a loss.

Dedication to the throne!

Thirst for divine power!

All of this prompted Hela to go back to the Golden Palace desperately.

In the empty golden hall, a reindeer appeared at the door, Abu, the shadow of a woman with a headgear like antlers.

Hela, who looked like a cultivator, strode into the Golden Palace, and then saw the scene that made her the most uncomfortable—Thor was sitting lazily on the throne that should belong to her.

right!

her!

It's all hers!

Everything her father had in those days had been promised by Odin himself that he would give it to her.

Unfortunately, the shameless Odin refused to admit the account and sealed her up.

This five thousand years of resentment has long been too deep to withstand any provocation.

If Thor obediently bowed his knees and begged her for mercy, she might be able to forgive Thor 'generously' and let him be her pawn. After all, she wants to conquer the entire universe, and the more subordinates she can fight, the better.