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With Hela's defeat, her death legions fell to the ground one after another because they lost the blessing of her power, and they were defeated without attacking.

When the remaining Asgardian gods saw this scene, they also looked into the pit, paying the highest respect to this man who was willing to use his own efforts to recreate the glory of the God King.

Although everyone knows that today's scene where the glory of the God King once again shines on Asgard has become a final song, but this is enough, and Asgard has rediscovered the persistence in its heart because of this man.

The ferocious giant wolf on the side, when he saw that the master he thought was invincible and fearless was defeated, and the god of war pointed a spear directly at his throat, he also looked at Bank sideways and finally whined, "No!" He contended with Thor again, whimpering and crawling down, quietly waiting for Bank's disposal.

In the center of the battlefield, a bald man with a tattoo on his head was also lying on the ground. He was vomiting blood and looked towards the center of the pit with difficulty. In that tall and vigorous figure, he seemed to see the god of the past. king.

This was the executioner who had been recruited by Hela earlier and became a traitor, but was reluctant to actually attack his own compatriots.

He was very miserable at this moment. Even though all the death legions fell down at this moment, three spears were inserted into his body, and the giant ax in his hand was also full of gaps.

The bald executioner spit out a mouthful of blood again, pushed away the lifeless death warrior that was pressing on him, and then forced himself to half kneel on the ground with several spears inserted into his body.

At this moment, he didn't know when he was already bursting into tears.

The executioner looked back at his colleagues who were looking at him with extremely complicated eyes, shook his head and smiled, and said: "Kurik, the sinner of Asgard, is ashamed of God's domain, ashamed of Odin, and ashamed of my compatriots. Now I will die to clarify my ambition, and I will kill the corpses of eighteen dead warriors with my own hands, hoping to be remembered in the history books of Asgard in exchange for being infamy for thousands of years."

"Please make it clear before my death that I was once a warrior of Asgard. I dare not seek to purge my sins. However, I also hope that I will be included in the ugliest corner of history. I will be cast aside by future generations of Asgard and serve as a good example for future generations." Learn."

"We are born to be gods. I feel really ashamed. Although I no longer have the dignity to be buried in the martyr's cemetery, I still want to beg the prince to let me die in Asgard and be buried in Asgard."

Thor, God of Thunder, was still looking at Bank's figure and was lost in mourning for his father. However, this simple-minded prince who was easily infected by sensationalism was still moved when he heard the executioner's words. .

Thor looked at the dying Couric, struggled for a while, and said with difficulty: "In the end, you will be worthy of the name of an Asgardian warrior."

Couric was aware of the urinary nature of his own prince, but at this difficult moment, no knowledgeable historian stood up to explain to him why this sinner could not be cleansed of his sins and why he could not be given the name of a warrior.

But that was all later. Kulik never expected to be forgiven by Asgard in the history books.

The executioner did not speak to Thor anymore. Instead, he cast his last glance at Bank, who was as tall and tall as a young god-king. He half-knelt and said, "I am ashamed of Odin."

As he spoke, two lines of clear tears flowed down the ferocious face covered with bloodstains. He used his last strength to say weakly but firmly: "I'm wrong, God King. Please be well. God King, please be well." Return"

After saying that, the executioner finally used up all his strength and vitality, and lowered his head. This retreat would mean eternal life, hoping that the God-King of Heaven could forgive his sins.

The atmosphere at the scene was also filled with sadness because the executioner finally picked up his influence as a warrior of the divine realm.

Bank on the other end naturally knew about this situation, but he did not express any opinions. Instead, he looked down at Hela, who was ashen-faced, and said: "Sure enough, every civilization has its own soul, Asgar De Geng is, have you seen it?"

Hela was pointed at the throat by the sharp spear of the Eternal Spear, and traces of blood oozed from her skin, but she still laughed and said: "Asgard is not that great. If Asgard is really that great, That’s what I got in exchange for calling them.”

Bank shook his head and did not answer Hela. Instead, he looked at the sky and moved the topic to an unknown distance. He said: "Oh, I am already in my thirties. Should I be more mature? This life is really enough." It’s wonderful, but I’m still me.”

When Hela heard this, she looked at Bank in surprise and sneered: "Why don't you want to kill me just because we were friends?"

Bank turned his head when he heard this and said: "No, it's just that I don't want to."

Hela's laughter suddenly echoed between heaven and earth, saying: "I am the goddess of death, but I am also the goddess of revenge."

Bank shook his head, looked at Hela with a smile, and said: "You will never have a chance to take revenge. I seem to feel the distance. At that time, I was invincible in the world. Maybe I really am the protagonist of this world."

Hela stroked the top of her head and wiped away all the broken hair crown. Her black hair fell to the ground and said, "You are so confident. Where do you get your confidence?"

Bank looked at the sky. At this moment, with three infinite gems and the bonus of the entire divine realm, he seemed to be able to see through the sky and the end of this world. He saw a vague and mysterious scene, and said leisurely: "I don't know where I got my confidence. Maybe it was the confidence someone gave me."

Hela didn't know why, but she still said stubbornly: "You'd better not put me back, otherwise I will hate you as much as I hate Asgard. The goddess of death controls death and is never afraid of death."

Bank did not answer her, but asked one last time, saying: "Submit to me, Hela?"

"No"