Asgard, palace.

Hela argued with her mother Friga about her marriage.

She admitted that she did have a strange feeling about Beckett, but that was just because Beckett defeated her again and again, not because of her love, not because of her.

Hela's standards and vision for choosing a partner, which was trained by Odin as Asgard's future successor since childhood, are naturally not ordinary. Beckett is strong, but it has not yet reached the level that makes her admire him.

She always thought so.

She firmly believed that her lover would appear in front of her like a great hero in Asgard folklore, with golden radiance all over her body, as if she had descended to earth as a god.

This is Hela's beautiful vision for his other half, and Beckett is obviously not listed here.

"Hera, that's just a fairy tale." Friga couldn't laugh or cry.

She never thought that Hela, who had great military achievements, believed in the perfect fairy tale she told when she was a child.

"I thought you should be able to distinguish the difference between fairy tales and reality."

"Why can't you tell me the difference between you and your father?" Hela, who argued for his happiness, directly took the example to Friga and Odin.

One is the princess of Warnerheim and the other is the prince of Asgard.

The combination of Odin and Friga is the most talked about in the Nine Realms.

The lovely life of prince and princess, the best template for fairy tales.

“………Hela.”

Friga didn't know how to say it for a moment, and a complexity gradually appeared in her eyes.

She and Odin were just formal love at the beginning.

"Okay, I'm going to rest." Seeing that Friga had nothing to say, Hela was too lazy to continue talking to her.

If he doesn't say anything, Hela will never give in on the issue of marriage.

She is the daughter of Asgard, the future heir to the throne, and the goddess of death who can control the heroic spirit of Asgard. She has the capital to look forward to the appearance of a great hero who perfectly meets all kinds of conditions.

"I got it, have a good rest, my dear."

Understand that it was enough, Friga stood up and put a kiss on the woman's forehead, turned around and left, leaving Hela alone.

Marriage is just her idea now, so naturally she doesn't have to force herself to be too tight.

I can only say that in the future, try to find opportunities to let Becket get along with her to see how the effect is.

【Why did Daduan let me marry Beckett?】

【Why?】

After Friga left, Hela lay back on the bed alone, closed her eyes, tossed and turned and couldn't sleep. All her mind was the marriage matters mentioned by her mother Friga.

The more I think about it, the more angry I get, the less I can't sleep.

Why did my parents have the idea of ​​matching her and Beckett?

After thinking about it, Hela felt that the most likely thing was Beckett's [forced kiss] in the ice and snow. Apart from that, she could not think of other reasons.

"This guy..." Thinking of Beckett's appearance, Hela gritted his teeth and wanted to pull Beckett's collar and spit out the fragrance.

Do it whenever you think of it, and the woman in Asgard will never give up.

Hela once again touched Woz's communication system, and the back door she left behind was still there last time.

In the punishment field, Beckett, who was holding a candy after meals in his mouth, looked at the small notebook spread on the table in front of him, held his cheek with one hand, and circles were circling in his eyes.

A line of words was written horizontally and vertically on the huge paper: Review.

There is nothing else.

Meng passed the test and followed Beckett to come in and see him writing a review. The orange cat was lying on the upper left corner of the table, yawning, sweeping her tail lazily.

He was in jail for an hour, let alone 800 words, so he put in [Review].

The red tail was shaking impatiently, and Beckett, who was really troubled, simply put down his pen and looked up at the stars.

This is a habit he developed since childhood, drawing inspiration from the endless starry sky.

As for how long it takes to absorb this, it depends on God's will.

"Why are you in this place again?"

"I'm in jail again?"

Hela's virtual image appeared in front of Beckett in time through the communication system inside the bracelet.

The desolate scene of the punishment scene made Hela, who was angry, stunned.

She really never expected this scene.

"Shut up."

Beckett is used to Hela's sudden appearance.

After changing his comfortable position, Beckett closed the book, but the shaky [Review] title still couldn't escape Hela's eyes.

"Check?"

The expression on Hela's face suddenly became extremely strange, and his anger had disappeared, and it was replaced by an uncontrollable smile.

laugh at.

Naked ridicule.

Especially when Beckett, who was lying on the ground, looked at her coldly and turned around and stopped looking at her directly, which made Hela laugh unscrupulously...

"Meow!"

Beckett was too lazy to deal with this uninvited woman. The orange cat lying lazily on the table seemed to have finally found something to do. The cover of the notebook was slapped with pink little paws, and the round little head was fierce and grinning.

"I really haven't seen this scene."

Hela's lips, who had finally stopped laughing, couldn't help but rise, and his bad mood before he came was inexplicably wiped out.

She is very happy now.

"boom!"

Beckett swung casually, and the rich energy ball of light passed through Hela's virtual image, and the hilltop not far away exploded.

"Don't let me find you." Beckett turned his head, and his cold eyes made Hela sit on the ground indifferently.

"Then you better not come. If you come, I'm afraid that my mother will let us get married on the spot." Hela also sneered and sarcastically unwilling to be outdone.

"Marriage?" Beckett frowned and sat upright alertly.

Not long ago, his adoptive father Thanos just asked him this question.

"Did you marry me?"

Beckett's vigilant appearance immediately attracted Hela's angrily scolding: "Go to die!"

What does it mean?

Beckett's attitude made Hela, who had already laughed for a long time, completely forget what he wanted.

He could always inexplicably arouse her anger.

"First write down your review before speaking!"

"What does it have to do with you whether I wrote a review or not?"

"Are I happy to see you looking at your frowning look at the way you write a review?"

"How old are you brother?"

Hela's provocation made an extremely dangerous light flash in Beckett's eyes.

Under the eternal moonlight in the criminal court, Beckett rarely fought with Hela.

The general central idea of ​​mouth control is as follows:

Hela (with raised eyebrows, full of mockery): "At least I don't have to write a review like you."

Beckett (with a cold look on his face): "You have been beaten by me more than once."

The orange cat lying on the table shook his head left and right, looked at Beckett, looked at Hela, and then looked down at the moonlight coat draped over him.

Suddenly I lost the intention to make fun of it.

Come with anger and return with resentment.

Hela, who had a poor record, ended the call first after 30 minutes of debate.

Within the next three days, Hela vented all his anger to the Yotonheim Resistance Base, which was still fighting stubbornly. Beckett finally bit his pen and wrote two 800-word reviews of [True Love] and handed over to his adoptive father Thanos for review.
Chapter completed!