The Recorder in the History of the Type Month

Badr and the others have long since given up. "

"You, I....... I don't need you to do this, don't you understand?!" Even Hella was a little bit broken now.

"Understood, of course I understand." Kevin smiled.

Of course Kevin knew that Hela never thought of gaining anything from him.

"But you are my sister." Kevin spread his hands, "I can't just care about my sister, I don't care about my sister."

Hela's eyes widened, and she wanted to refute, but because this mess was completely beyond her expectations, so to put it simply...that is, her phone is dead now.

"Give up." Seeing that Hela didn't respond for a long time, Ni'er couldn't help complaining: "I've followed him since I was a child, and he has always been like this, and he has never changed...he has always been a brat what!"

Hearing Nier's complaints, Hela looked at Kevin who was arguing with the bird, and gradually calmed down... Looking at the silver-haired and silver-eyed Kevin in front of her.

Hela couldn't help but think of Kevin choosing Fenrir with a smile in front of the gods, and then taking Baldr back to Asgard step by step.

So...she sighed.

Thinking about it this way, she found that this is indeed what Kevin would do, and he really hasn't changed from the beginning to the end.

"Do you really want to come here to accompany me?...The Underworld is not as prosperous as Asgard."

"But you are in the underworld." Kevin laughed.

Hela's body paused slightly.

Nier glanced at Kevin, then pouted quietly.

"...Then you come here by yourself." The expressionless Hela turned around and walked into the snowy night.

"Hey, Hela, don't go, wait for me, brother!"

Ignoring Kevin's yelling, Hela appeared in the temple the next moment.

Quickly came to Hela in the room where Badr once lived, and found a mirror among the sundries she had left behind.

Lifting the covering cloth, Baldr, the god of light who had been waiting for a long time, appeared there in a pale golden attire.

"I told you." Badr looked at Hela in the mirror, smiled and said, "One day, you will definitely contact me."

"What the hell is going on!" Hela frowned, "Why didn't you stop him?"

"I can't stop it, and... I won't stop it either." Badr replied softly, "Just like when you didn't stop him from taking me back."

"I gave him a chance because it was a bet I made with my father."

"Really?" Badr smiled slightly, "Then why did you help him in the end?"

Hella opened her mouth... and fell silent.

"Give me three years... After three years, I will come to you and exchange him."

Hela was stunned, looking at Baldr who was speaking plainly in front of her, she felt...unbelievable!

"Do you know what you mean when you come to me!"

"Yes, and I spoke to my father, and he... agreed."

Hela's eyes gradually widened.

"Among the endless life and short-lived glory, my father... chose glory." Baldr looked at Hela and said softly: "Although Asgard today is indeed built on bloody, over deceit and oppression.

But we also don't need a human, a child with his cry, in exchange for this surviving future.

My father said that he would never succumb to fate, but... that doesn't mean he couldn't accept it! "

This is what Odin said to Kevin when he was hesitating whether to go to the underworld. In fact, from that moment on, he guessed Kevin's next choice.

I also guessed Baldr, and would not leave Kevin alone, even if she is the God of Light.

After all, his one-eyed eyes contained endless wisdom. Even if Kevin had no destiny, Odin could deduce what would happen next.

"They in Asgard...don't understand." After a moment of silence, Hela said.

"But I am the God of Light, and my father is the King of Gods!" Baldr raised his head and said proudly: "They can't stop me."

"But this will bring trouble to Kevin." Hela couldn't help but said: "It gives people hope, and then destroys it. Do you want Kevin to be the object of the gods' wrath?!"

"That's why I said, three years later, I'm coming to you." Badr replied softly: "If it wasn't for the buffer, I... would have come to you now."

Hela looked at Bader, and she knew that Bader was not lying.

"You... are really crazy!"

"Then when you sent me back with your own hands." The corners of Badr's mouth rose slightly, "Aren't you also crazy?"

As for this... Hela couldn't refute it.

"Hella Kevin, his time... will be left to you."

After a period of silence, Bader said softly: "I hope you can look at him, and...he dare not get involved in this matter.

Because what kind of person he is, you must have a very good understanding by now.

And our relationship with you... will make it difficult for him. "

Baldr, god of light, symbol of Asgard's splendor.