The God of Ninja in American Comics

Hela, the goddess of death, was the greatest contributor to helping Odin conquer the Nine Realms thousands of years ago.

In addition to being the first child of Odin, the father of the gods, and the eldest princess of Asgard, Hela was also the executioner of Asgard at the time and the master of Thor's hammer.

The Valkyrie Legion that was sent out by Odin to conquer Hela was completely destroyed by Hela and became a legion that only exists in legends.

Of course, Rogge temporarily had reservations about the statement that the Valkyrie Legion had been completely wiped out.

Although he did not see the last Valkyrie on Sakaar, his intuition told him that Valkyrie did not die in the hands of Hela.

If Odin hadn't personally taken away Hela's divine power, Hela would definitely be the number one person in Asgard under Odin.

Although Hela was no match for Odin at the time, Hela possessed a terrifying talent that even gave Odin a headache.

As long as Hela sets foot on Asgard, her power will increase day by day and will be endless.

It is precisely because of this that Odin imprisoned Hela on the earth far away from Asgard, so that she could not break through the seal through Asgard's strengthening.

Thousands of years ago, Hela already had such terrifying strength, and she is only stronger now than before.

But there was one thing that Rogge couldn't figure out for the time being.

Judging from Thor's current appearance, Odin should not be dead yet.

Since Odin is not dead, it means that the seal he laid is still there, and Hela is still imprisoned.

"Odin, is he okay now?"

After thinking for a few seconds, he asked Thor.

Out of respect for Thor and Odin, he changed to a more tactful approach instead of asking directly if Odin was dead.

"Father, he...Father shouldn't be able to hold on for long."

Seeing the uncontrollable sad expression on Sol's face, Rogge also fell silent.

"Let me take you to meet your father first!"

After a few minutes of silence, Thor spoke again.

Under the leadership of Thor, Rogge came to Odin's palace and saw the sleeping Odin lying on the golden bed, wrapped in a golden energy shield.

In addition to Odin, Rogge also saw another old face here.

I don't know if it was Odin's order or Thor's idea. Loki, who was imprisoned in the dungeon, was also in the room at this time, and stood beside Odin's bed.

After seeing his arrival, Loki didn't say anything, but just nodded to him.

Rogge also nodded slightly to Loki who said nothing, as a greeting.

Then, he looked at Odin seriously.

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From the outside, Odin is just sleeping, nothing unusual about him.

But as long as he got a little closer to Odin, he could clearly feel the divine power constantly emanating from Odin's body.

No! This is not the emanation of divine power.

This is the collapse of divine power!

As a ninja who usually releases energy attacks in battle, Rogge can clearly distinguish the difference between the two.

Energy dissipation is the result of active choice.

The collapse of energy is a manifestation of uncontrollability.

For a powerful being like Odin, who is at the level of a heavenly father, the uncontrolled collapse of energy in his body basically means that his life has come to an end.

"Since the death of my mother, my father has been in poor condition. A few hours ago, my father suddenly began to lose his power and passed out.

"We tried all our methods, but we only managed to wake up the father a little bit.

"After waking up, my father told us about Hela, and then asked us to contact you immediately, saying that we have an agreed upon commission with you, and you know how to deal with all this."

Thor said in a low tone.

"Let's talk after we go out!"

Watching a heavenly father-level existence like Odin gradually die, Rogge, who had been pursuing power, suddenly felt that his fate was impermanent.

After leaving Odin's palace, Thor took Rogge and Loki to the meeting hall where he usually worked.

"You can tell us what kind of commission Father has agreed with you now."

Rogge had just briefly explained to Thor what Odin had said to him that night, and did not tell Thor the specific content of the commission.

He was also debating whether he should tell Thor the specific contents of the commission.

After thinking carefully for a few minutes, he finally made a decision.

"Odin hopes that I can help you stop Hela and prevent Asgard from falling into Hela's hands. If possible, he hopes that we can spare Hela's life after we defeat her."

Rogge told the contents of Odin's commission at that time.

"What about the reward?"

Sol, who had signed several commissions with Rogge, knew Rogge's work process very well and asked immediately.

"After the mission is completed, apart from the Cosmic Cube, I can choose any treasure in the palace treasury."

"Give me the scroll, and I will sign the commission for my father."

Thor didn't think Rogge would lie about this kind of thing, so he immediately extended his right hand towards Rogge.

"Forget it! No need to sign the scroll this time.

"Even if I returned a favor to Odin, if he hadn't arrived in Vanaheim at that time, I might not have been able to survive from Niord."

Although when Odin appeared, he still had some strength left.

But in the end, it's really not clear who will win between him and Niord.

"Bring it here, I don't want my father to leave with an unfulfilled promise!"

As Thor spoke, Rogge saw a pained look on his face that he had never seen before.

Thor now is not so much the regent Thor of Asgard as he is a big boy holding back his grief.

Looking at Sol's slightly trembling right hand, Rogge said nothing and directly channeled an unused commission scroll.

After receiving the commissioned scroll from Rogge, Thor did not hesitate and directly picked up the pen and started writing on the scroll.

Soon, a new commission appeared on the system's commission page.

"Commission content: Help Thor and Loki prevent Hela from seizing Asgard; Commission status: Uncompleted; Commission reward: 350 Ninja coins!"

This commission, which was originally supposed to be signed by Odin, eventually became Thor's commission.

Because it involved Hela, the goddess of death, Thor's commission passed the system's judgment without any suspense, and the system gave the highest commission reward to date.

For the last commission to rescue Hulk, the system gave a reward of 300 ninja coins.

This time, the system directly refreshed the highest record of rewards.

"Entrust me, I'll take it!"

In fact, regardless of whether the system passes the judgment or not, he will accept this commission.

The passing of the judgment only allows him to obtain higher returns.