The Recorder in the History of the Type Month

Ye Mengjiade cast a glance at Kevin, and shrank under Hela's cold gaze, without speaking.

"What are you here for?" Hela said to Yermungandr coldly, unlike the gentleness she was to Kevin.

Ye Mengjiad has no dissatisfaction with this, after all, this is the normal Hela... Although, he is Hela's elder brother.

"Kevin asked me to come...and didn't Kevin break their imprisonment for us a long time ago?"

"That's right, that's right." Kevin nodded aside and said, "The seal is gone, Hela, just follow what I said, build a pool in the temple, and keep Ye Mengjiade in it."

Ye Mengjiade looked at Kevin and tilted his head.

He felt that there was something wrong with this sentence, but for a while he couldn't figure out what was wrong.

"Where is Kevin's brother, Yemengard, he is also my own brother." Hela sighed softly: "If you think the temple is too deserted, I can ask someone to catch some monsters and keep them as pets for you to play with. I think about raising him every day."

Hearing this, Ye Mengjia suddenly realized that the word "raise" was wrong!

"Hela, what are you talking about? What are you raising? Nothing." Kevin, who was stared at by Ye Mengjiad, quickly waved his hands and said: "Look, didn't you say that Hela is your brother? Now You are not imprisoned by the gods, isn't it good to live together?"

Hela didn't speak, and she just looked at Kevin quietly until she saw that Kevin was uncomfortable, tilting her head and coughing lightly to cover up her embarrassment.

How great it is to raise Ye Mengjia, the giant python in the world, the name of the monster that will resound in the world in the future!

Nier, who was on Kevin's shoulder, couldn't stop laughing. She found that it wasn't bad after she came to the underworld, because Hela is very smart, and after getting along with him for a long time, she completely understood Kevin's character, so she often saw Kevin deflated .

Ye Mengjiad twisted his body, he felt a little strange, he was Hela's real brother, but in the conversation between the two, how could his real brother not be much different from the one he picked up on the side of the road?

"Brother, you too, don't get used to him anymore." Hela, who once again put the realization on Yemengard, said coldly: "Anytime you are called, you can do whatever he asks you to do, whatever you want It’s the worldly python.”

Ye Mengjiade looked at his sister who complained about him, his eyes were speechless.

What does it mean to be used to him, if he dares not come.

The last time I had fun outside, I forgot about the meeting with Kevin, and then I was pressed by Hela in Hanoi, the long river of the underworld, and washed by the cold river for half a month.

In the end, Kevin remembered that when Hela asked him where he was going, Hela released Yemengade secretly and warned Yemengade not to tell about it.

I really don't know who is the most used to him.

Ye Mengjiade, who was muttering in his heart, naturally wouldn't say it out. Isn't this just a joke.

"Yeah, yeah, I got it, I got it."

Regarding Yemengard's perfunctory, Hela didn't say much, because she was very smart and could basically guess what he was thinking now.

As for this... Hella didn't refute it either.

Tilting her head, Hela looked at Kevin, then at Yermungandr, her cold gaze gradually softened.

Hela naturally knew that the reason why Kevin called Yemengade over and over again was that Fenrir hadn't woken up yet, otherwise Kevin would have called him here a long time ago.

Family members, of course they should stay together.

And because of his arrival, the darkness of the eternal night was also illuminated by light.

Even if it's a small area, it's not like the god of light, Baldr, who once came and illuminated the entire underworld.

But for Hela, it was enough.

After all, the light had already illuminated her.

And let her feel the warmth.

This beam of light, in her heart, far exceeds the light that illuminates the world.

Immediately, Hela looked at the God Killing Sword behind Kevin, and with a thought, the great sword flew out from behind Kevin and fell into her hand.

"Three years, although not long... But the blood that was shed every day, with my help, has completely flowed on it."

Hela looked at the magic sword composed of black and bright red blood, nodded slightly and said: "Now, even if someone steals it by tricks, you only need to communicate with blood, and it can pass through blood. back into your hands."

"So powerful?" Kevin was stunned for a moment, then tilted his head in doubt and said, "But...is it necessary?"

Not long after Kevin first came to the Underworld three years ago and Hela gave him the God-killing Sword, Hela suddenly found it again, making him remember to feed the God-killing Sword with blood every day.

Although Kevin copied it, he didn't understand what Hela was going to do.

"Of course it is necessary." Hela said softly, "It was conceived by my power of death for hundreds of years, and it has the power of death."

"And it killed Baldr, the god of light, a main god, so it can almost threaten the world. Most of the gods, who have divinity, as long as they are under the main god, they will never be able to heal their wounds."

"Besides the main god, it can be easily killed. Even the main god can kill it as long as it wipes off its head. Immortality is nothing in front of it."

"So in the world, no god is willing to watch a human being run around with it, and there are not a few creatures who are greedy."

"Well..." Kevin turned his head, "But I won't go out."

Kevin said: "Although I occasionally sneak out to play, they in Asgard will not shoot me.

Besides, because of Sister Bader's protection, in the World Tree Continent, weapons can't hurt me. "

That's right, because of Baldr's supreme protection, the weapons on the World Tree side are basically unable to hurt Kevin, and only fists, magic and the like can be used.

The reason why Kevin didn't understand was not because he didn't know the value of the Godslayer Sword, but because, as he said, he wouldn't leave.

Therefore, he felt that it was completely unnecessary for Hela to spend so much energy binding the magic sword to himself.

Hela looked at Kevin, who was a little confused, and smiled slightly, but didn't answer.