Starting as a Class Five Mutant

Chapter 369: Chapter 369



Syd found himself intrigued by the Ten Rings. However, he wasn't the only one.

Heimdall, standing nearby, said, "This is something I must report to His Majesty. The King will likely send someone to Midgard to retrieve this artifact."

Syd raised an eyebrow in surprise.

Heimdall, noticing his expression, explained, "Your Highness, the Ten Rings are far too powerful, capable of defeating gods. Leaving them on Midgard poses a significant danger.

Someone could misuse them, and to prevent such things..."

As Heimdall spoke, Syd couldn't help but think of the many mystical artifacts and divine relics stored in Odin's vault.

Some of them, it seemed, even belonged to the Sorcerer Supreme.

No wonder Odin's treasury is so vast...

Soon, Heimdall departed for the palace to deliver his report to Odin.

Roughly ten minutes later, he returned.

Thor, eager, asked, "So, what did Father say?"

Heimdall smiled. "His Majesty has ordered you, Thor, to retrieve the artifact with the Warriors Three."

Syd couldn't help but smirk. He wasn't entirely surprised.

As Asgard's ruler, Odin naturally had to consider the broader picture. A weapon capable of challenging gods shouldn't remain on Earth if it could be helped.

That said, Syd couldn't help but marvel at Odin's domineering nature.

Thor, on the other hand, seemed utterly thrilled, his face alight with excitement. "I've been wanting to fight this Xu Wenwu guy for a while now! Claiming he can defeat gods-what arrogance! Let me teach him a lesson!"

Turning to Syd, he added, "Of course, it won't be as fun without you. Brother, you're coming along, right?"

Before Syd could answer, Thor addressed Heimdall again. "While Fandral and the others get ready, let's take another look at Hela."

Heimdall nodded, his golden eyes focusing on Hela. The two of them shared the same vision. Under the cover of night, Hela was running, a group of black-clad pursuers hot on her heels. Relying on her vast experience, Hela eventually managed to shake them off.

She looked up at the stars, identified the direction of the north, and began running that way.

...

Asgard, Realm of the Gods

Thor, curious, asked, "Why is she heading that way?"

Heimdall explained, "Hela is heading north. In ancient times, the people there revered us, the Asgardians."

Thor chuckled at the realization. "Does she still think it's ancient times? Ha!"

No one knew better than him how much the modern world had changed. While a few still believed in gods, most were faithless, a far cry from the fervent devotion of old.

Thor couldn't help but wonder how his sister would handle the harsh reality of the present day.

In their shared vision, they watched as Hela reached a roadside and stopped.

An off-road vehicle passed by, its headlights illuminating her.

With a screech of brakes, the vehicle stopped, and a young man with blond hair whistled as he leaned out the window.

"Hey, beautiful! What are you doing out here all alone this late at night?" he asked with a grin.

"Need some help?"

His eyes lit up as he took in the woman in black and green attire. Despite her unusual makeup, there was something strikingly alluring about her.

Hela smiled, approaching the vehicle. "You're right. I do need your help."

Moments later, the man's cries of pain echoed in the night.

Hela dumped him into the back seat and took the driver's seat herself.

Having seen vehicles before during her pursuit of Thor and Loki, she was somewhat familiar with how they worked.

With a screech of tires, the vehicle lurched onto the road, swerving erratically.

The man in the back seat was pale with fear.

"Stop! Stop!"

"Please, let me drive!"

Amid his frantic cries, the vehicle sped along the empty nighttime roads.

Eventually, it reached a desolate area and crashed into a rock.n/ô/vel/b//jn dot c//om

With a thud, Hela stumbled out of the car, slightly dazed.

Before she could recover, a shadowy figure flitted past her.

Hela tensed, scanning her surroundings. When she finally saw the creature, her expression turned to astonishment.

It was a chubby, headless creature with six legs and four wings, hovering midair and staring at

her.

"What kind of strange beast is this?"

Hela's surprise mirrored that of Thor and Heimdall back in Asgard.

"What is that?" Thor asked, baffled. "Midgard has creatures like this?"

Syd, deep in thought, replied, "It's likely an Dijiang, a mythical beast."

"A Dijiang?" Thor repeated, intrigued.

Syd nodded.

He wasn't particularly surprised. After all, the Marvel universe had dragons, so a creature like this wasn't entirely unexpected.

Heimdall, too, showed little reaction. Having observed Midgard for so long, he had seen his fair share of peculiarities. This was just one more.

Under their watchful gaze, Hela seemed to communicate with the creature despite its

inability to speak, emitting baby-like cries.

Over time, the Dijiang led Hela to a bamboo forest.

Hela appeared puzzled.

The Dijiang let out a series of cries from above.

"Go in?" Hela asked, surprised.

Suddenly, the bamboo forest parted before her.

"Magic at work?"

"Now I'm intrigued."

"If this trip doesn't lead to something, I'll spank you..."

Smirking, Hela stepped into the forest.

As she did, the Dijiang cried out again.

"Run? What do you mean, run?"

Before she could get an answer, the forest shifted and closed in around her.

Cursing under her breath, Hela dashed deeper into the bamboo thicket.

Thor, Heimdall, and Syd watched her run until their vision abruptly went dark.

"What just happened?" Thor asked, confused.

"Hela has disappeared from my sight," Heimdall said gravely.

Thor's eyes widened in surprise.

"A place even Heimdall can't see?"

A grin spread across Thor's face, his excitement growing. "I think this trip to Earth is going to

be very interesting."

"Don't you agree, brother?"

(End of Chapter)

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