Chapter 954: Chapter 72: Brother, Sell Another One

Even if a person and a cat join forces, they cannot change the current fact.

“Bang! Bang!”

The divine power of Death surged tumultuously, accompanied by the gigantic shadowy figure waving forward, the battered Thor and Yemengarde traced two beautiful arcs in mid-air and landed at Luo En and Brynhild’s feet, dirt-covered.

Hela, holding two Night Sky Swords, walked gracefully towards them.

Thor, jolted awake, decisively threw the nearby Yemengarde forward to stall Hela’s advance.

At the same time, the Thunder God, psychologically shadowed from the beating, rose from the ground and called out to the two reinforcements behind him:

“What are you waiting for? Let’s go!”

“Alright!”

Luo En nodded in agreement and decisively swung his hand hard.

“Bang!”

Before Thor could react, he was plunged headfirst into the soil, buttocks up, passing out.

And Yemengarde, who shared senses with him, also crashed, sprawling helplessly at Hela’s feet, motionless.

Hela stopped in her tracks and looked at Luo En with a surprised gaze:

“Aren’t they your teammates?”

“Teammates can’t compare to you; after all, you are a student I directly supervised!” Luo En declared earnestly, “If I am to help, I must stand by your side!”

To emphasize his point, Luo En unapologetically kicked the grounded Thor, disdainfully reprimanding:

“Besides, this kid is recklessly arrogant, not daring to act against his own sister; indeed, he needs a good lesson to learn some respect!”

–Question: How can you quickly resolve the conflicts between two opposing parties and ease relations?

–Answer: Create a common enemy, shift internal conflicts, and unite outwardly.

Indeed, Luo En brought his grand nephew Thor, having never intended anything good, truly using him as a tool to dissolve the conflicts and break the ice with Hela.

Originally, Odin was the most suitable candidate.

However, that cunning old man wisely sent his own son Thor to take the fall, so Luo En had to make do with who was available.

To prevent Thor from being overwhelmed alone, he thoughtfully brought along Hela’s otherdimensional brother, Yemengarde, showing thorough consideration.

Ultimately, the effects were immediately visible.

A trace of satisfaction emerged on Hela’s glum face and the grand incarnation of Death behind her dissipated.

But as her gaze shifted to Brynhild, who Luo En had been shielding, Hela’s expression darkened slightly, snorting coldly: “And what about her?”

Luo En smacked his forehead, lightly responding:

“I forgot to introduce, she is a Valkyrie from the Valkyrie Corps, a subordinate of Freya.”

“That woman again!”

Hela let out a displeased snort, her mood visibly improved.

Obviously harboring no good feelings toward her old rival Freya, but she had long known of that woman’s scheming against her own mentor, thus having her watched was only logical.

Just as Hela was about to speak, a familiar sting and itchiness violently struck one side of her cheek, as if her flesh was rotting and dissolving.

Panicking, she turned her head and fiercely grasped at the air, the surrounding soil seeming to come to life and dragged the unsuspecting Brynhild into her palm.

“If you want to save this woman, come find me in my quarters!”

With a cold snort, Hela, holding the captive Brynhild, quickly leaped onto the back of Nidhogg, the Black Dragon King, controlling the dragon as it took flight and vanished into the gloomy sky of the Netherworld.

Watching Hela disappearing into the distance, the devastated wasteland, and the lifeless bodies of Thor and Yemengarde on the ground, Luo En felt a headache coming on again.

Understanding the hearts of women is truly a baffling study.