You're asking for trouble!
But after pondering for a while, Hila nodded in satisfaction. "You're very sensible."
Midsummer Night blinked and did not know what to say for a while.
This is definitely not a compliment, okay?
"Tell me more about Asgard."
Hila adjusted her posture and sat there casually, not looking like a woman at all.
One hand was placed on the barrel, and her two long legs were casually crossed together. Her eyes were full of disdain, and she had an aura that could sweep through everything.
At this moment, Midsummer Night inexplicably felt as if he had become a little soldier under this woman's tent, and his aura was inexplicably weaker than hers.
"What the f * ck …"
Midsummer Night's face darkened. He also adjusted his posture, but he found that he could not reach the other party's level no matter what.
No matter how one looked at it, the two of them were not the same type of people.
Midsummer Night could not be bothered to continue putting on a persona, so he simply sat cross-legged, drank a mouthful of wine, and said, "It's nothing much. The old man's two sons are troublesome.
One only knows how to fight, never considering the situation, and has no big picture in his mind.
But it's much better now. After all, everyone is growing … Previously, because he sneaked away, he went to Jotunheim, preparing to kill all the Frost Giants … "
"Oh?"
Hearing this, Hila's eyes lit up. "That's right!"
"Of course, he failed in the end," Midsummer Night said. "The old man was furious and threw him to Earth to train."
"… Meddlesome." Hila sneered. "All those who don't obey should be annihilated.
This younger brother of mine is okay.
But Odin … humph. "
Midsummer Night rolled his eyes helplessly. "I also went to Asgard during that time, and the old man grabbed me to return to Earth to protect Saul."
"Is he still a child?
No matter what, as an Asgardian god, it's a shame to be protected by a mortal. "
Hila was furious. "Especially this kind of order. It was actually given by Odin?"
"Hmm … You probably misunderstood. This is not an order."
Midsummer Night said, "This is a deal. He promised me that he could take anything from the Immortal Palace's treasury. That's why I helped him."
"So generous?"
Hila looked at Midsummer Night in surprise. "You should know that there are many treasures in the Immortal Palace Treasury.
There's even an existence like the Eternal Fire … Hmm, it seems like you didn't take it. Then what did you take? "
"A pen."
Midsummer Night took out Tolt's Pen.
"Condemnation Brush!"
Hila looked at the pen, and her expression changed slightly. "I didn't expect it to still be here."
"What?
What pen? "
Midsummer Night was stunned.
"You don't know the use of this pen?" Hila sneered. "That's right. Even Odin doesn't know.
This brush has the power of condemnation. "
"Condemnation?"
Midsummer Night looked at the white bone pen in his hand with a confused expression. "How do you know?"
"This pen used to be my spoils of war," Hila said. "Holding this pen can pronounce a person's sin.
Also, it can impose punishment. "
"Be more specific," Midsummer Night quickly said.
Hila smiled faintly but did not say anything.
Midsummer Night rolled his eyes, got up, and poured her a glass of wine.
Hila nodded with satisfaction and said, "This pen has two functions. First, it pronounces the sin of the person you choose.
As long as the sentence is reasonable, the person will be convicted.
Then, a mark of 'sin' will appear on their body.
Second, it can shoot an energy beam and give the 'guilty' person a fatal blow!
The effect is measured by the crime, and serious cases can result in death. "
"This … is a bit powerful."
Midsummer Night looked at the pen in his hand and blinked. "Then how did you defeat the owner of this pen?"
"He was weaker than me. That is a sin."
Hila's lips curled up in a smile, but it was more sarcastic.
Midsummer Night fell silent. Weakness is a sin!
All unrighteousness comes from this?
Because you are weak, you are bullied?!
Midsummer Night did not think this argument was valid, but it was normal for Hila to think this way.
After all, no matter what, the strong preyed on the weak.
And it had nothing to do with morality and etiquette, because they were always good at crushing these things into pieces.
Thinking about this, Midsummer Night threw the Todd Pen in his hand. It spun around twice before landing in his hand. "How should I use it?"
"Why should I tell you?"
Hila said indifferently. "This is mine, but Odin gave it to you, and you are asking me how to use this pen?
Is there such a logic in this world? "
The pen in Midsummer Night's hand disappeared. He thought for a moment and said, "You, whose power has been sealed, are already a sin."
"… That makes sense."
Hila thought for a moment and found that she could not refute.
She suddenly laughed. "You are indeed the most interesting human I have ever seen."
"… Loki said the same about me."
Midsummer Night said, "Actually, I think if you were not locked up here, you would definitely have a good relationship with Loki."
"I've always heard you talk about him. What is he like?"
"The God of Trickery and Mischief, what do you think?"
Midsummer Night smiled.
"He likes to play tricks." Hila nodded. "Such people are usually not very ambitious."
"Yes, not very ambitious. He just colluded with the Chitauris and planned to invade Earth."
"Did he succeed?"
"He failed," Midsummer Night said. "He was almost killed by a giant green baby."
"Trash."
Hila sneered and then sighed. "Asgard today has fallen."
"In your eyes, what kind of Asgard is not fallen?"
"Of course it's conquering the universe!"
Hila said. "Through the Rainbow Bridge, we can reach any corner of this universe and conquer everything.
Anyone who disobeys me should all die!
I will personally send them down! "
"It's not good for women to be too warlike …"
Midsummer Night looked up at the roof.
The rain outside was getting heavier and heavier, as if it would never stop. "How long is this rain going to last?"
"Probably a few more days."
Hila said, "Can't wait to leave here?"
"Of course," Midsummer Night said. "I'm a busy person, and I have a lot of things to do."
"Unfortunately, you can't leave before this rain stops."
Hila leaned her back against the wall easily and finally closed her eyes.