If you just count the number of times you have been swallowed, the original Godzilla and the "Ultimate Vampire Monster" used to be when Zoro was not famous before, and they are also full of experience. Pen? Interesting? Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 The last time Info was swallowed by Fenrir, he guessed that the other party's teleportation ability or that there was a portal in his stomach, which was the most novel experience. As for Eleudnir, who was teleported to the palace of Heim's underworld, he also went directly to the bed of Hela, the goddess of death, and now I think it was Fenrir who didn't know that Hela was not in the palace at the time and planned to disgust the latter.

Speaking of which, if Hela had been in the palace at the time, and Zorro had appeared directly in front of her, the situation would have been very different. In that case, in the face of this goddess of death, who has not been forbidden or bound, Zorro, who has just fought with Fenrir and is being pursued by Asgard, is likely to take the initiative to stand on Hela's side and attack Asgard. In that case, maybe Zorro will get a good ending. It's a pity that the reality is that Zorro went to Heim's underworld for several days without danger, and wasted several days......

And this time it was swallowed by Fenrir again, and after confirming that Fenrir was not directly going to kill them, Zorro had an extra "expectation". He was a little curious, it had come to this kind of situation where either you died or I died, and Fenrir even turned on the teleportation, obviously not wanting to kill them directly. So, where exactly will this giant wolf teleport him? Now, Hela, the goddess of death, who is very bad with Fenrir, is next to Zorro and is swallowed by Fenrir along with him. So what else could Fenrir do to make both Zorro and Hela feel sick or extremely uncomfortable at the same time? You know, their living environment, customs, and even races are different, and their tolerance is also different, maybe it won't be too difficult to find something they all hate, but it will obviously not be easy to reach the level of disgusting.

It took a second or two or so for Zorro to regain his senses, and he found himself lying on something cold—it was the floor. It was very dimly lit, and from the faint fluorescence around him, Zorro could barely tell that this was some kind of rock cave or something. The space was very small and there was no exit in sight. Five paces away, there was a small pool, and Zorro's first thought was the place in Avengers 2 where Thor took the Earth astronomer Sevig - the same cave, where Thor found what he saw after being manipulated by the Scarlet Witch. But Koike here is obviously not the same thing as the one in the movie. Zorro went down for a dip and took a shower - after all, it was a bit uncomfortable to wear Asgardian armor without taking a shower for a few days in order not to be found - and it turned out that it was an ordinary pool.

What's really strange is the pale green with a bit of "fluorescence" of fans. Zorro initially thought it was fluorescent, but it was actually some kind of fog.

It was Hela who brought Zorro to attention. Ever since he recovered from the initial ailments of teleportation, such as weightlessness, he found Hela lying on the ground less than a foot from him, her eyes closed. At first, he didn't care, but when he "bathed" and Hela didn't wake up, there was a problem. You know, Hela's physical fitness is even stronger than Zorro's!

Zorro walked over slowly, observing in passing. Through the glimmer of the mist, he realizes that Hela is not really awake, but in some unknown state. She closed her eyes tightly, her body swayed from side to side in small increments, her bound hands clenched into fists as if suppressing something, and her two long legs constantly rubbed very slightly against the middle, a pair of ......

Even if Zorro has been dealing with him for decades in his life because of physical problems, he is still a big bull with rich theoretical knowledge. The appearance of Hela in front of him is obviously the legend - well, to use the subtle literary and artistic expression, it is called "the heart trembles slightly", the brave one is called "restless", the more daring words are "thinking-*-spring", and the more chiguo statement is called ...... I won't go into that here.

"Damn, Fenrir is playing this trick!"

Now Zorro knew what was going on with Fenrir's domineering president-like smile before he and Hela were swallowed. This damn wolf has no discipline and no lower limit, and the wolf actually has a spring-*- poison for them!

The problem lies in the aerosol inside the cave. This mist is the only source of light in this dark cavern, and it is also the culprit that makes Hela "spring-*-tide" surge. Presumably because of the specificity of his body, Zorro found himself unaffected by this mist. But he noticed that this mist was like a spirit, and after discovering that Zorro was immune to "it", "it" simply bypassed Zorro and rushed towards Hela, who was still on the ground. And as this mist continued to enter her body, Hela's movements had grown louder and louder, and she began to emit a groan that would make all men, nay, all male animals, tremble.

As the aerosol that acts as the only source of light becomes less and less due to Hela's inhalation, the cavern gets darker and darker, and the atmosphere that is already getting thicker and thicker becomes more and more beautiful.

As one of the male animals with more obvious male characteristics but has not tasted "meat" for a long time, Zorro is naturally not exempt from vulgarity. He reluctantly suppressed the restlessness in his heart, and used a complaining method to divert his attention: "I didn't expect that my body was not poisoned, but I got angry because I listened to a few moans from this woman...... Damn, what to do now? Could this kind of gambling be the same as some novels that make excuses for the protagonist to open a harem, if you don't XX, you can't detoxify, and then you will die by burning yourself in the fire, right?! ”

To be honest, Zorro and Hela had known each other for less than an hour. Judging by his usual overly rational habits, he won't do anything superfluous at all. But you also know that no matter how rational a man is, he will become instinctive when he comes to certain situations. This is a form of force majeure. And if Hela really doesn't die - it's not clear, but it's possible - then Zorro will probably have to make a cup this time. Don't forget, the cave he's in doesn't know where in the universe, and he doesn't want all his life to be wasted in this dark and cramped hole. And if there is anyone who is most likely to get him out of trouble at the moment, it must be Hela, who has always been at odds with Fenrir and has a certain understanding of it. So, you have to find a way to save Hela......

Oh, it's an instinctive animal. This guy is constantly making excuses for himself......

But he doesn't have to worry too much about his own discipline and bottom line, because the decision is no longer in his hands - as he inhales more and more aerosols, he finally completes the transformation from quantitative to qualitative change at a certain moment. Helana's skin, which had been somewhat gray from years of spending time in the Underworld of Hem and using death magic, turned out to be ruddy. It's not a spring-*-tide reaction to a certain extent, at least not exactly. To Zorro, it was more like a new lease of life. But that's not the point. Hela's body erupted in an instant, and this wave of air was surprisingly fresh, and it was completely unrelated to her identity as the goddess of death and the queen of the underworld of Heim. What's more, this wave of qi actually helped Hela break through the restraints imposed on her by the Asgardians, whether it was the special chain that tied her upper body or the forbidden demon collar around her neck, they were all shattered. And Hela's open eyes were also full of desire-*- that she couldn't help but couldn't help it, and was about to explode.

Zorro didn't have time to do anything or think about it, and Hela broke out anyway. She didn't use death magic to restore her magical abilities, and it wasn't at all the same as Zorro imagined the darkness. With a wave of her hand, Zorro was enveloped in a green, translucent energy - not the faint green, green and yellow of Fenrir's before, but natural green. By the time Zorro reacted, he had been pressed to the ground by her.

"Hela, wake up, don't ...... Yes! ”

There was a hiss, then a clang and a snap...... Someone's armor from an Asgardian is a thing of the past, followed by snapping and more.

Didn't you say it before, if you are swallowed by Fenrir again this time, it is not necessarily a bad thing. It's not you see! It's just that...... Isn't the role of the two sides reversed a bit?