American comics: All the Avengers cried during a question-and-answer session

Chapter 0090 Sol: Sue, you won’t be my brother-in-law!

[Natasha (don’t argue, I jump off a cliff): @索尔, han, in the clip, the woman who claims to be your sister Hela, you know?

[Thor (sad fat man who lost his hammer): I don’t know, in more than 1,500 years, I have never heard that I have a sister!

[Su Qing (the man destined to be unable to get the goddess of death): Look at the picture I screenshotted, the picture shows that this person called the goddess of death is saying that she was sealed by the god king Odin. This means that everything happened after Han was born!

So it’s normal for Han Han to say that he didn’t know that he had such a sister!】

[Barton (I can win the battle with me): Only I’m curious, Thor’s sister, who calls herself the goddess of death, and Sue’s name suffix is “the man destined to be unable to get”, so would this be a pun?]

[Tony Stark (she says she loves me three thousand times): @巴顿, man, do you mean to say that Sue is both the man who can’t get to death, one of the true ancient gods, and the goddess of death, the man that your sister Hela can’t get?

Wow, @苏, man, can’t tell, you actually 617 makes both goddess of death want to get!

[Su Qing (the man destined to be unable to get by the goddess of death): Maybe this is a personal charm! (proud)]

[Natasha (don’t argue, I jump off a cliff):… Maybe it’s true, after all, the woman named Hela is indeed the goddess of death who calls herself!

[Thor (sad fat man who lost his hammer): What’s the situation? But what you said really makes sense, after all, I remember that in the clip, Loki seems to have said that Heldam is not in the middle of the Rainbow Bridge teleportation.

So you can’t invite Sue to Asgard, @苏青, Sue, is your future really related to Hela, the goddess of death who calls herself my sister?”

[Bruce Banner (Hulk is not sick): Will Sue be your brother-in-law in the future?]

[Thor (sad fat man who lost his hammer):… Brother-in-law?

[Su Qing (the man destined to be unable to get the goddess of death): @索尔, don’t make trouble, let’s get down to business, let’s talk about this question first.

The question is “Who led and directly launched Ragnarok, leading to the destruction of Asgard!”

Option one is Hela, the goddess of death, the second is the flame giant Sutert, and the third is Thor!】

[Thor (sad fat man who lost his hammer): It’s definitely not me, how could I urge Ragnarok and lead to the destruction of Asgard?

[Natasha (don’t argue, I jumped off the cliff): This is not necessarily, don’t forget that over the past time, the questions raised in the answer chat room seem very simple, but behind each question, it seems extremely incredible, even beyond our comprehension! ]

But the answers are very reasonable, so when we face these answers, it is best to adopt some unconventional thinking!

[Su Qing (the man destined to be unable to get by the goddess of death): Natasha is right, han, don’t make up to conclusions so quickly for the time being, we still have more than twenty minutes to discuss and think!]

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[Tony Stark (she says she loves me three thousand times): Han, who is the Flame Giant Sutert?]

[Thor (sad fat man who lost his hammer): The flame giant Suterte is the guy in the video who is on fire like a house in the video, and he was sealed by my father before and took away the Eternal Flame.

Then I defeated it in the video, and even the crown was brought back to Asgard by me!】

[Steve Rogers (the little prince who wants to dance with her): Since the Flame Giant was defeated in the video, then this can rule out this answer!]

[Thor (sad fat man who lost the hammer): That’s right, this answer can be ruled out, after all, after he lost the Eternal Flame of the Holy Relic, his strength dropped too much, otherwise he should have been as tall as a mountain, not just as tall as a house! ]

So, I still insist, it was my sister, Hela, the goddess of death, who dominated and destroyed Asgard!”

[Su Qing (the man destined to be unable to get by the goddess of death): I don’t agree with your idea, look at this picture!]

I sent the picture I took screenshot with administrator privileges to the chat room.

[Su Qing (the man destined to be unable to get by the goddess of death): Look, in the video, Thor said that the longer Hela stays in Asgard, the stronger her strength will be! ]

So is it possible to infer that Hela is associated with Asgard, and that once Asgard is destroyed, then Hela will also die?

Even if this is not the case, then there is no need for Hela to destroy Asgard, after all, a normal person will never destroy the place where he has become stronger with his own hands!

[Nick Fury (I really want to go to the moon for a vacation): Sue is right, whether it is humans on Earth or the so-called gods of Asgard, the more powerful people are, the more eager they are to become stronger, and they will definitely not cut off their way to become stronger.

This has nothing to do with its own strength, this is what people flow in the marrow!

[Natasha (don’t argue, I jump off a cliff): I also agree with Sue, and from the video, Hela, the goddess of death, is obsessed with becoming the king of Asgard, from this point of view.

Perhaps, her love for Asgard is no less than yours, at least, as Sue screenshot said above, the longer she stays in Asgard, then her strength will be stronger.

She has no reason to cut off her path to becoming stronger, not to mention don’t forget, you are not Hela’s opponents together!”

Looking at Su Qing, Nick Fury, and Natasha’s analysis.

Thor frowned and nodded subconsciously.

[Thor (sad fat man who lost his hammer): What you say is indeed true, but it can’t be me or Sutert, who has been destroyed by me and can only be resurrected with eternal fire!

There are three answers, one is Hela, one is Suterte, who has been eliminated, leaving the crown, and there is me!

Even if you use elimination, you can know the correct answer!】

(Thanks to the big guy for the monthly pass)