Marvel: Starting with the Glint-Glint Fruit

It seems to have transcended time and space and interstellar space to witness what was happening in another place called the Helheim Underworld Battlefield.

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Helheim, the underworld.

boom!!

A punch crackling with surging black and red lightning slammed heavily into Hela. Hela felt an unparalleled power and a relentless, violent assault on her will, and her thoughts even paused for a second.

He shot backward like a meteor.

Rumble!!

It crashed through countless mountains along its journey before finally landing on a flat plain, causing the ground to cave in for thousands of meters, with countless cracks spreading everywhere.

The surrounding earth shook violently, and dust filled the air.

But the next moment, Hela burst out of the dust and floated in mid-air, coldly scanning her surroundings with the Night Sky Sword in hand.

Whoosh!Whoosh!Whoosh!

One by one, burly Astartes clad in power armor crashed down from the sky, landing on the ground and mountains around Hela, coldly watching her as they wielded weapons such as battle axes, spears, and greatswords.

Above the sky, dark clouds churned, and terrifying black and red lightning was brewing. The terrifying aura precisely targeted Hela, constantly assaulting her thoughts and consciousness.

Hela had become accustomed to this suppression.

However, this damned and somewhat inexplicable attack method actually managed to weaken her combat power.

An attack that directly affects the will is something even someone as powerful as Hela cannot eliminate.

"These freaks."

Hela cursed under her breath as her torn clothes were automatically repaired by her divine power.

Even the arrogant and conceited Hela felt a headache coming on when facing such a terrifying legion of warriors.

This is completely different in concept and nature from the enemies she had faced before.

She followed Odin in his campaigns, and as an executioner, she faced far too many powerful opponents, including many top-tier enemies at the level of the Father or even the Heavenly Father himself.

But these enemies are often individuals.

She had slaughtered many people, many so-called powerful armies, but those armies were nothing compared to the people in front of her.

If she had to describe it in one word, Hela would use "oppression."

Yes, oppression.

How extravagant would it be to have an army composed of beings at the level of the sub-fathers?

Anyway, Hela never saw her.

Moreover, this number exceeds several thousand.

The most imposing figure was Astartes, who was wearing dark blue power armor. Loki had introduced him to her before, and she recognized him at a glance.

These people are absolute monsters.

His physique was extremely strong, far surpassing that of Asgardian soldiers and even exceeding that of royalty like Thor; he was truly a freak among freaks.

Chapter 467 We are far inferior to Terra (Seeking monthly votes)

Hela doesn't take a single Astartes warrior seriously at all.

The Father is the Father, and the Second Father is the Second Father.

Some sub-fathers may be comparable to the Father, but only in terms of destructive power. Hela herself is an absolutely powerful, combat-ready Father.

But these monsters, wearing thick power armor, were not limited in speed or strength by the heavy armor; on the contrary, their explosive power was extremely astonishing.

Their reaction speed is very fast, and everyone seems to possess an extremely powerful perceptive ability.

Every move she made could be precisely dodged or even blocked.

The most incredible thing is the discipline and teamwork of these soldiers; their battle formations form an impenetrable net.

Once Hela is trapped in this net, all of her attacks will be easily neutralized.

If one warrior can't neutralize her attack in a one-on-one fight, then three, five, or even ten will attack together.

These warriors form a small battle formation as a trinity, and then the three small battle formations combine to form another battle formation, extending infinitely until they finally form a super-large battle formation.

During this war, Hela felt that enemies were everywhere and attacks were happening all around her.

She couldn't dodge it at all.

Only the most violent and indiscriminate attacks can give her a chance to breathe; otherwise, the relentless onslaught will only leave her struggling to defend herself.

Not only that, but within this net woven by Astartes warriors, there is also a special legion.

Raven!

Ravens are fewer in number than Astartes and do not wear thick powered armor, but they have greater mobility than Astartes and can help Astartes fill gaps in the transition between offense and defense.

It perfectly compensates for all the shortcomings that might occur.

It's like covering this net with a layer of tarpaulin, completely blocking all the holes.

It's hard to say whether the Raven or the Astartes are stronger; they simply have different roles on the battlefield.

Ravens focus on battlefield support and single-point raids.

Imagine how fortunate one would be to have the support of Raven Legion fighters on a battlefield of this scale.

It can help you make up for the gaps in the battlefield anytime and anywhere after the transition between offense and defense, truly making men and women work together without getting tired.

Hela was immediately overwhelmed by the warriors of Terra's two chapters.

This is even without the Grey Knights joining the raid. If the Grey Knights had joined, the scene would have been even more brutal. Of course, the Grey Knights' role should not be underestimated.

Led by Nydi, the Grey Knights severed Hela's dominant connection with Helheim.

This resulted in a significant reduction in the power that Hela could mobilize.

This is somewhat similar to the previous conflict between Velasco and the borderlands, except that Helheim's dominion is sealed by Odin's divine power, which significantly reduces the amount of help Hela can receive from this authority.

Otherwise, if it were truly like Belasco and the border of hell, Hela would have already mobilized the power of Helheim to break through Odin's divine power blockade.

At the same time, Helheim is just a realm, and it is a completely different concept from the special pocket-dimensional universe like Hell's Frontier.

The Grey Knights' role is to completely sever this connection, preventing Hela from receiving the blessings of Helheim.

On a cliff in the distant mountains, Loki looked at the battlefield ahead, wearing the Destroyer armor, holding the Spear of Eternity, and sweat beading on his forehead.

"These freaks, they're actually human."

Loki was genuinely terrified.

Although he had previously seen the Astartes, the Ravens, and the Grey Knights fighting the Frost Giants outside Terranovegal on Earth from a distance in the Asgardian palace.

However, the number of images shown is not particularly large.

He only knew that the warriors of the three chapters were somewhat terrifying; the rest of the time he was slaughtered. Laufey, the Frost Lord, was even knocked into another dimension, and Loki did not see the subsequent battle scenes.

So we can only say that we've only glimpsed the tip of the iceberg.

I just witnessed firsthand how Astartes and the Raven Warriors fought against Hela.

That absolute sense of oppression, that relentless, airtight attack, even Hela, who was incredibly strong, was left breathless.

Put yourself in Hela's shoes, what if you replaced Hela with yourself?

Loki couldn't even imagine it.

That scene would definitely be extremely cruel.

Rumble!

A bolt of lightning exploded beside them, and Thor's figure emerged from it. Loki turned to look at him: "Why did you come here? Shouldn't you be helping?"

"I think they probably don't need my help much."

Thor said, half sighing and half helplessly.

He has strength but nowhere to use it.

In terms of individual combat strength, Thor felt that he was probably at a lower-middle level within the Astartes Legion, and Thor's position in this battlefield clash was rather awkward.

His combat instincts were undoubtedly excellent, but even with such instincts, he couldn't integrate into the synergy between the Astartes and Raven chapters.

After all, battle formations require time to develop and train.

Therefore, his position on the battlefield would be awkward, and he might easily cause a joke of miscoordination, and even break the original tacit understanding between the Astartes.

To put it bluntly, Thor was effectively excluded.

Terra has taken over the battlefield.

Thor could no longer interfere arbitrarily, no matter how unwilling he was; his former self-centered personality had been improved.

Saul's departure was both reluctant and respectful.

Observing from a third-party perspective, Thor gained a different kind of insight.

boom!!

Meanwhile, Astartes' offensive pressure continued, and the battle resumed. Hela, amidst the waves of Astartes warriors, was like a seabird flapping its wings but unable to land.

She gave her all, but couldn't gain even a glimmer of hope for victory.

The Heavenly Father is powerful, but the encirclement and suppression by thousands of Sub-Heavenly Fathers, including many top-tier Sub-Heavenly Father warriors, is enough to influence the course of the battle.

What's more, it's a coordinated operation by thousands of highly disciplined sub-godfathers.

Visually, the battle ahead is explosive.

One by one, the Astartes wielded battle axes and greatswords, each move intertwined with terrifying black and red lightning, explosive and terrifying, their Conqueror's Haki striking straight to the soul, each strike earth-shattering.

Hela, wielding the Sword of the Night Sky, displays the fighting prowess of the Goddess of Death—brutal, ferocious, and unyielding in the face of numerous attacks, always opting for a one-for-one exchange.

However, Astartes had other companions to support them at any time, which allowed Hela's life-saving attacks to be easily dissolved.

Thor felt sympathy for Hela, his elder sister.

I feel so powerless!!

Meteors of molten lava, dazzling golden orbs of light, and terrifying, chilling frost filled the Helheim battlefield, creating a vibrant yet deadly spectacle.

"Loki, we are far inferior to Terra."

Saul suddenly spoke up.