You and me under the world tree

"She's not normal, and I always feel like she's blaming me."

At the moment when the words came out of his mouth, Hodder couldn't help but frown.

Because he found that this statement may not be quite true.

"How should I put it, maybe it's not anger, it's just... I feel like she just found an excuse to lose her temper with me, well, I feel like I hit the gun."

Although intermittently, Hodder still fully expressed his doubts.

"Did nothing really happen before?"

Although there is no evidence, Hodder indeed guessed so.

He felt that Hela should be something that happened before, and he held his breath in the bottom of his heart and had nowhere to vent.

As a result, she just came back from outside and became the object of her venting.

To put it bluntly, she was used as a punching bag.

"You don't talk to her about something that turns into an argument, do you?"

Hodder just casually proposed a certain possibility.

Although there is no evidence, but in his eyes, this is the most likely.

Because this can actually be regarded as the daily life between them.

"She's inherently childish, throwing tantrums when she doesn't achieve what she wants, or is 'beaten' in various senses."

Having said that, Huo De couldn't help shaking his head helplessly.

"You just let her go?"

"I'm not going to be serious with her. Who do you take me for?"

After hearing Hodder's words, Dietrich couldn't help complaining.

"Didn't such a similar thing happen to you before? You can count as winning against her at chess."

Howard reminded so.

After all, having been with Hela for so long, he felt that he had figured out her temper that came and went quickly.

It's probably [-]% false and [-]% true, and she will always expand that existing [-]% temper to something shocking.

"Or, did you eat what she liked?"

Then, the corners of Dietrich's mouth twitched just like that.

She always felt that she had to stop something. If the guy in front of her continued to talk like this, the development of this matter would become more and more outrageous.

"The first floor is the cafeteria, we had dinner there, and there is basically everything there."

The implication is that she has never done those things.

"Do you think I'm like her?"

"No, Hela sometimes likes to find trouble for nothing."

In this regard, Hodder felt that there was nothing to be euphemistic about.

Because all three parties know it well.

Hela is like this, she subconsciously wants to seek some attention, so she will subconsciously start to exaggerate, and even some behaviors will move closer to her father.

"However, today's words may disappoint you."

Dietrich said so.

"What happened today?"

"It's nothing, she's been quiet today."

Speaking of which, Dietrich suddenly stretched.

It can also be tiring to stay in one position all the time.

So, she turned over slightly and lay down all over.

Leaning his head on the armrest, he looked extremely comfortable.

Then, her fingers gently curled her silver-white hair.

"It's so quiet that I don't feel like her anymore."

Hearing this, Hodder's expression gradually became strange.

"So, nothing happened?"

"Well, nothing happened."

Dietrich affirmed this.

Maybe it was because lying down made her feel a little sleepy, so she yawned involuntarily.

"Then she..."

Unlike Dietrich's comfort, Hodder frowned instead.

Because he felt that Hela's behavior was becoming more and more abnormal.

"Maybe I'm just worried about you."

"Are you kidding? If something really happens to me, you won't receive any news."

This is the confidence that belongs to Hodder alone.

His calmness and humility will never allow him to say words that are too proud, but he will not deliberately belittle himself.

"If something really happens to me, then I will definitely find a way to turn the world upside down... Maybe the whole city will be set up by me directly."

Hearing these words that should show her strength, Dietrich nodded slowly.

"Ok, I know."

She believed in this, because she felt that she should be able to do it too.

But it didn't take long before her expression became weird.

"Wait, what you said..."

"how?"

"does it matter?"

"Is it okay? You should all know my strength."

"Too……"

Although she said so, Dietrich still retained such a hesitant attitude after all.

The so-called worry, trust and personal strength, do these three conflict with each other?

For a moment, Dietrich felt that her mind had become rigid.

She felt that she should know the answer, but now she couldn't figure it out.

In the end, there was silence, and it was a strange voice that broke the deadlock.

"Goo~"

The voice wasn't actually loud, but it was crystal clear in this quiet moment.

And following the sound, Dietrich saw the man covering her stomach.

"You are hungry?"

"Ah."

Although his expression was a little awkward, he was honest about it.

"That's just right, there's still some supper in the kitchen."

"Ah, there's a kitchen here?"

Hodder looked around subconsciously, and finally saw an open room.

"There is everything here, the room is bigger than you imagined, and the cafeteria on the first floor actually provides a variety of ingredients."

"So what's in the kitchen?"

"Two sandwiches and a large glass of juice."

Having said that, Dietrich raised her eyebrows.

"Speaking of which, when we were having dinner before, she asked if she would save some supper for you, and she spoke faster than me."

Dietrich looked at the man playfully.

Hodder scratched the back of his head.

"Sandwich... okay, it's enough to fill your stomach."

He didn't answer much, just walked towards the kitchen.

But the moment he stepped into the kitchen, Hodder stopped himself.

"She's actually scared."

He said so.

Dietrich also narrowed her eyes.

There was no surprise on her face either.

"so……"

"You can think of Agather as the reincarnation of the witch Guerweger, and Utgarde as Loki's clone."

Then Dietrich closed her red eyes.

She sighed.

"Ah, is this the result of your investigation?"

Chapter 28: The Three of Us

Some things are actually obvious.

Not to mention fully knowing the specific truth, but those abnormalities are categories that ordinary people can recognize at a glance.

For example, Hella's own loss of emotional control falls into this category.

If it is those reckless people who are habitually emotional and empty their brains, they may subconsciously follow their inner calls.

Don't think about it, just avoid things and possibilities that will make you feel bad.

But wizards who are proficient in magic never do that.

For wizards, thinking has actually become an instinctive habit.

What's more, Hela is not only a wizard, but also the queen of the nether world.

The environment she was in and her experiences did not allow her to act emotionally.

She had to think, and she had to think.

And when thinking becomes an instinct and a habit, the mind will operate subconsciously.

This leads to a somewhat outrageous result:

Maybe Hella's own sensibility will prompt her to avoid and deny, but rationality will start to operate.

Obviously afraid of some things, but can't help but think deeply.

Obviously, I have already drawn a certain conclusion indiscriminately, but I still subconsciously overthrow it, and then verify it repeatedly.

Hodder knows exactly what that feels like.

It was a kind of mental torture and pain.

It is not an exaggeration to say that even the soul seems to be torn into two halves.

Reason and emotion conflict with each other, which will make one's emotions more irritable.

And now Hela is in such a situation.