Aside from the few people involved, the first person to know that the roar that shook the whole of Asgard was from the giant wolf Fenrir, probably Zorro. Pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info

Time is pushed back a few hours.

At that time, Heimdall, the gatekeeper god, had just completed the teleportation to the last Asgardian warriors in Heim's underworld, and was pulled away by Sol to have a meeting with "Odin" and others. These Asgardian leaders have an unprecedented crisis of confidence to deal with. And Zorro is still in the ranks of the Asgardian warriors, just in time to receive a new mission.

During the three days or so of their previous stay in the Underworld of Haim, the Asgardian warriors already knew the ins and outs of the matter, and some of them also understood the crisis facing Asgard, so since then they have spent their time in worry and resentment, and they have not communicated with each other unless they are very familiar with each other, in other words, they don't have the heart to care about the stranger next to them. This saved Zorro a lot of trouble. However, this does not mean that Zorro is more lucky, because the team he was in was tasked with escorting the prisoners of war to their cells, along with several other teams. And among the dozens of people in several teams, Zorro became one-sixth of the escort to Hela, the goddess of death. Then he also learns that "Odin" does not intend to keep Hela in her usual dungeon, but has prepared a separate secret cell for her.

Well, Loki didn't have that kind of treatment back then! After invading Gotham with the Zetari, the son of the God-King (the unlikable adopted son) was just kept in a normal dungeon like the minions who were stirring up trouble in other realms. But to be honest, with what the goddess of death did to the soul of the queen of gods, she is indeed worthy of Asgard and "Odin" to give "special treatment". What's more, although the Asgard side has not yet been able to come up with evidence that they have a good reason to start this war, the breakthrough of Hela is still in their hands. Once Hela escapes, there is no hope of producing evidence, but it is possible that Hela will beat her back and cry out about Asgard's atrocities to the entire Nine Realms!

Therefore, personal grievances aside, and not to mention whether the Asgardians have confidence in their dungeons, it is necessary to keep Hela alone in a secret place anyway - this is the idea of "Odin", and this is also what he said to Saul and others.

In fact, in order to recover his mother's soul, Loki is ready to lynch. He couldn't be known that "Odin" would do that kind of thing, which is why he made this show and locked Hela in a secret place. It's just that he didn't expect that even the fact that he would keep Hela alone was expected by some people.

Zorro only thought of this when he had already locked Hela up and was ordered to stay where he was and wait for the arrival of "Odin". Asgard's experiences over the past few days, from the day he witnessed Loki being called away by magic disguised as Odin when he infiltrated the Central Temple, to the Asgardians' preparations for the battle while he and Fenrir fought in the treasure room, to the Asgardians' carpet search of Heim's underworld for three consecutive days - two of which were too childish to add up to less than two hours, and finally now...... Zorro bets that "Odin" will arrive at some point in the future, and then put him and the other five Asgardian warriors in charge of escorting Hela here under house arrest, so that they will not be allowed to leak their secrets, and may even be killed outright. On the other hand, Zorro is also sure that the goddess of death will not be restrained, but will wait for the fellow who will come to rob the prisoner. And that guy is likely to be ......

That's right, it's Fenrir. The giant wolf suddenly popped up just as Zorro was wondering who the super-boss who was scheming Asgard behind his back. The shrunken Fenrir wandered and killed two-sixths of the prisoners in a single attack.

"Oh, Queen Hela, it's been a long time since I've seen you, and you're still so beautiful." Fenrir, the size of a calf, said this to Hela, the goddess of death, who was still bound by super-strong chains and forbidden demon collars, without paying any attention to the remaining four prisoners—well, three plus one. "For this meeting, I gave you a gift. It's a pity that you didn't seem to have received it from the point of view. It's a shame that I sent him straight to your bed! ”

Fenrir actually said such a thing to Hela!

"Shut up, filthy creatures!" Hela responded to Fenrir with a hatred in her tone that Zorro didn't quite understand, "I don't know what you're talking nonsense, but you have to remember that 'Hela' is not my name, not anymore!" ”

In this regard, Fenrir didn't care too much: "Hehe, you still use your past glory to talk about things, to put things on the score, that's up to you." It's just that you also have to remember that we now have a common purpose. We are on the same side. ”

Hearing Fenrir's words, Hela snorted, "You're a little early. ”

OK, I'm sure, in this reality, Hela and Fenrir are indeed different from Norse mythology, not brother and sister. And now it seems that the relationship between the two is far from harmonious. And when two people with such a bad relationship team up, either the common goal of both sides is tempting enough, or there is an existence that is more than a step stronger than both sides to supervise them. So this exists......

Well, this is not the time to think about this.

Again, it's hard to say whether Zorro is unlucky or lucky now. I have to say, he would have liked to see Fenrir again, after all, it was one of the purposes of his return to Asgard - to get back his things from Fenrir, the scepter he had brought to Asgard from Earth. Well, it would be nice if I could take the Cosmic Rubik's Cube as well. And another "I have to say" that the current situation is not the scene where he wants to trouble Fenrir. Even if he didn't think about the existence of "that being", that being was still in front of him—if he did something to Fenrir on this occasion and interfered with the plan that the existence had already set, then he would be on that being's blacklist, or even the must-kill list. Bottom line: This is a being that even Death and Fenrir must obey. In contrast, Zorro can't even be a representative of a small planet in terms of power and strength......

But! Be! If you can harvest the scepter that contains the Mind Gem and the Cosmic Rubik's Cube as a Space Gem, I believe that for 90% of people in Zorro's current situation, they will not consider taking the plunge as a second option!

And it just so happened that in this adventure, Zorro had a more obvious advantage. That is—when Fenrir treated him as just an ordinary golden-armored warrior, an ordinary prisoner, and was ready to harvest the heads of him and his three "fellow zes", Zorro suddenly attacked. He leapt to his feet, pulling out a vibranium knife from under each leg armor and thrust Fenrir, the size of a calf, through the back of his neck.

Then, with Fenrir's roar that shook the whole of Asgard, Zorro drew back one of the straight knives and shaved Fenrir's jaw off with a wave of his hand.

"Now let's see how you can swallow it!"