A retired reincarnator from a certain American film studio

Luke looked at Hela with curiosity, a puzzled expression on his face: "Someone from the Heavenly Dimension sent down a miracle and said, 'I grant you, the Witchheart Demon, permission to establish a hell belonging to the Heavenly Dimension?' No way."

Hela laughed and said, "Of course not. The Heavenly Dimension has already lost. Even if they wanted to, according to the agreement at the time, they can't come down to Earth. You know, those angels from the Heavenly Dimension love to show off their divine power on mortal Earth."

Lu Ke frowned.

"That……"

"The Demonic Heart of Witch needs a token, a token that can represent the Heavenly Dimension, and this token must contain a soul from the Heavenly Dimension."

"The San Van González Pact?"

"What's this."

Hela looked at Luke, who had just blurted out the name, and asked curiously.

Lu Ke waved his hand: "Don't rush, let me sort it out."

He didn't know why, but after Hela said those words, his first thought was of the Sanvanganza Contract.

but……

If Luke remembers correctly, the owner of this San Venganza Contract is Mephisto.

When Mephisto signed a contract with the man from San Verganza and sent Ghost Rider to collect it, Ghost Rider suddenly had a change of heart and hid the San Verganza contract.

What does the movie plot say about it?

Is not it?

like……

It seems that this logic doesn't quite hold water.

In a word.

If, as explained in the movie, the Witchheart can establish its own realm of death using the soul from the San Venganza contract, then that would significantly diminish Mephisto's fighting power.

how.

The father who controls the entire hell is not as powerful as a son who took some of his own soul?

Isn't this bullshit?

Furthermore, in the movie, Mephisto's emphasis on the pact with San Venganza is somewhat exaggerated.

Again.

Mephisto, he owns an entire hell, just like you, who owns a mountain of gold, would care about a tiny speck of gold dust scattered beneath it.

This unscientific.

And it's unreasonable.

unless……

The San Van González Pact has a different origin.

……

Chapter 449 The living belong to me, the dead belong to you.

Saint-Van González?

Vatican City?

Bible?

hiss!

Could this thing be a soul contract from the Heavenly Dimension?

Luke's imagination ran wild.

Well known.

Each race may not be aware of this when they choose names, but their naming methods are all worth examining.

Just like the Eastern Kingdom, with its founding of a nation and its army, the main focus is on a faith-based bonus.

The same goes for island nations; they use place names like "at the foot of the mountain," "in the forest," and "under the spring" to highlight their locations.

The same applies to the Federation. According to the survey, people whose names generally end in S are the most numerous, such as Thomas, Ruth, Jess, and so on.

The same applies to angels and demons.

Demons, needless to say, are generally translated as ending in "demon," such as cannibals or heart-devouring demons.

And what Heaven uses is the Holy One.

Things like the Bible, saints, and the like.

and so……

Luke had reason to suspect that this San Venganza contract was not Mephisto's contract as depicted in the movie, but rather something from the Heavenly Dimension.

Only in this way can we explain why the previous Ghost Rider suddenly realized his mistake and went into hiding with the San Venganza Contract.

After all, if this really contained the souls of hell, Ghost Rider must be out of his mind to think that Mephisto, who has mountains of gold, would care about such a tiny speck.

Only in this way can we explain why the Demon of the Witch's Heart was so certain that by obtaining the Saint Van Gonzalez Contract, he could create his own hell.

There's just one problem.

If we follow this logic, in the movie, the Witchheart Demon obtained and opened the San Venganza Contract, so it should have been fine. But why was he ultimately bitten to death by the soul within the contract?

Luke pondered this question and then shared it with Hela, who clearly had more experience with death than he did.

Although Hela didn't quite understand why Luke would ask such a question, she didn't make a big fuss about it.

Is that so hard to explain?

"Easy to explain?"

"of course."

Hela laughed and said, "Those winged guys in the Heavenly Dimension are best at brainwashing, and you should have heard of the word baptism, right?"

Luke nodded.

Baptism is normal. Some children in the Federation go through this when they are young. They believe that doing so can cleanse them of their sins and allow them to turn over a new leaf and convert to God.

Of course.

According to Christian requirements, those who are baptized must truly convert and repent.

Wait a moment.

Lu Ke raised an eyebrow: "You mean, in a scene from a parallel world that I saw, the reason why the Demonic Heart of Witch failed was because he didn't truly convert, which is why he was torn apart by those evil spirits."

Hela shrugged: "Do you think someone who would betray even his own father would genuinely cooperate with outsiders?"

Lu Ke nodded thoughtfully.

next second.

Betrayal of his father?

Luke raised an eyebrow, catching the key point, and couldn't help but look at Hela.

Hela remained expressionless.

"I'm different."

"how?"

“It was that old bastard Odin who betrayed me first.”

"……Right."

Lu Ke thought for a moment and couldn't help but nod.

After Hela conquered the Nine Realms with her father, she was supposed to become the eldest princess according to the agreement. However, Odin, who chose to let her go, resolutely suppressed Hela, trying to smooth over the bloody story of his conquest of the Nine Realms with poetry and flowers.

and so!

Odin acted unjustly first, so Hela's desire for revenge is perfectly reasonable.

The likes of Wu Xinmo are simply incomparable.

Lu Ke's thoughts raced: "So, barring any unforeseen circumstances, the next move of the Witchheart Demon will be to acquire this Saint Vanganza Contract."

Hela didn't give a definite answer, only saying, "If your guess is correct, and that Saint Vanganza really is a soul contract from the Heavenly Dimension."

Lu Ke stroked his chin: "It should be right."

Even if I'm wrong, it's not a big deal.

Because he has a margin for error in this matter.

By the way, the San Venganza Contract was probably taken to a private church in Texas by the previous Ghost Rider and put into seclusion.

soon.

Luke then retrieved the possible location of the church from his memory.

next second.

Luke suppressed his thoughts, came back to his senses, and talked to Hela about something else: "By the way, you should be able to blend into this space, right?"

The words fell.

Lu Ke stretched out his right hand, as if reaching into the void, and then forcefully pulled in a girl who looked to be about seventeen or eighteen years old, whose body seemed to be stitched together by countless needles and threads.

It was the soul of Alice in Red!

Alice in red, whose soul was pulled directly from the Z dimension by Luke, couldn't help but let out a scream before landing. The souls that were merged into one seemed to be struggling incessantly.

Upon seeing this, Hela quickly exempted the soul from her Hel Hades Laws' summoning.

moment.

Alice in the red dress knelt down with a thud, the tremor from her very soul making her look as if she had just been pulled from the river.

Hela immediately recognized that Alice in the red dress's soul was a composite of countless soul fragments, and looked at Luke with some surprise: "Who is this?"

Luke shrugged.