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Chapter 487: Hela!

Hatchet Man

Rand found a parchment in a hidden room and claimed it was Khonsu's last will. The document claimed there were two Khonsu, one of whom gained his powers by killing the other. Rand saw similarities to his relationship as brothers, motivating him to take his brother's title away from him.

Rand gave the parchments to his CIA agent Sandahl Swarn, who had been involved in CIA Operation: Cobra to the behaviorally disabled agent, who stole the technology and began a program to name the Nepalese after the goddess.

Nepali brainwashed a man into believing he was Randall and gave him plastic surgery to make him like him. By wringing his brain, he became Hatchett and was sent to Manhattan to kill nurses imitating Randall with an axe.

The impostor nearly called out Mark's girlfriend, Marlene, who was posing as a nurse to pull him out. He confronted his "brother" and as they were fighting near the cave, he rushed in and crashed into a tree. Mark believed his brother was truly dead.

Kong Sujiao

For a time, he watched his brother from the shadows. As the parchment describes, when the moon and stars finally aligned, Rand and Nepthys led their own attack on the Moon Knights, recruiting the Cult of Khonsu.

It is revealed that Plasma, a former Egyptian criminal, was sent by them. Rand destroys Moon Knight's manor and sends a fake hat man to attack Marlene. During the attack, Mark's friend French is crippled in the process.

Randall gained access to artificial intelligence technology, which gave him superhuman powers like his brother. However, the Punisher found traces of AIM (Advanced Idea Mechanics) and helped Moon Knight find Randall and Neptis.

They used technology to transform him into Shadow Knight, a dark copy of Moon Knight, but the pursued Moon Knight and the Punisher killed Neptis. Rand's mental state continued to deteriorate, and he resumed his "Hatchet Man" serial killings of imposters he had created.

In the process, he targeted more nurses until he was eventually killed by the Punisher, but he was later resurrected and served Hellbent, masquerading as Nightshade.

Shadow Knight

Years later, Randall attempted suicide but was saved by The Profile, who worked for The Hand and was convinced that he was the new incarnation of the moon god Khonsu.

Randall calls himself Shadow Knight and tries to get Mark's attention. At first, he commits a series of murders in order to find Moon Knight. He then attacks Moon Knight's pregnant girlfriend Marlene, causing her to miscarry.

Mark then pursues Randall to New Orleans, where Randall is searching for the Sapphire Crescent Dart. He unmasks the Dark Knight and discovers that it is actually Randall, whom he thought was killed by the Punisher.

Randall then manages to escape while Mark is still in shock and obtains the Crescent Dart. Meanwhile, Mark makes a deal with Kongsu that he will be authorized if he kills for Kongsu. Mark finds Randall, takes the Crescent Dart from him, and defeats Randall.

However, many innocent people are killed and all of Mark's weapons are discarded or damaged. Randall straps a bomb to himself and threatens to destroy the neighborhood and kill more innocent people, but Mark has no choice and throws the Sapphire Crescent Dart to his throat before he can pull the trigger, slicing through Randall's battle suit and killing him, just as Mark promised Khonsu.

Crystal Strange, Sorcerer Supreme

Eventually, The Blasphemy Cartel resurrected Randall's body. They sent him to attack the Holy Land and Clear, but Clear banished his soul, which killed him again.

At Robert's invitation, Moon Knight quickly agreed and prepared to go to the Illuminati headquarters in New York!

On the other side, Stephen Strange also contacted Asgard through magic and told them the situation on Earth. Odin sat on the throne with a complicated expression, looking at the distance. That was where Hela was sealed.

Hela is named after the goddess of death Hela in Norse mythology, who is the goddess of death in Niflheim. She has great magical powers and rules over the realm of the dead. She is one of the mortal enemies of Thor. [1] In the original Norse mythology, Hela is the daughter of Loki and Angrboda, and the sister of the giant wolf Fenrir and the world serpent Jörmungandr.

And in the Overworld, as Kieron Gillen's Journey into Mystery (2012) suggests, it was the girl Leah who was created by young Kid Loki through rewriting history and using ancient magic. She was Hela's servant and was sent to ancient times by Hela herself and stayed there to grow into Hela.

Strength: Hela possesses superhuman strength, capable of lifting over 100 tons. She also possesses extraordinary speed and endurance, capable of fighting for long periods of time without fatigue.

Speed: Hela is capable of running and moving at speeds far faster than the best human athlete.

Stamina: During physical activity, Hela's body produces far fewer fatigue toxins than a human's, or most other Asgardians'. As a result, Hela possesses nearly unlimited physical strength. Hela's body is far more resistant to physical injury than a human's, or most other Asgardians'. Hela is able to withstand extreme impact forces, extreme temperatures and pressures, high-mass bullets, and powerful bursts of energy without sustaining damage.

Dense Tissue: Hela has the usual attributes of an Asgardian woman, with a body density three times that of an Earthling. Like all Asgardians, she has an extraordinary longevity and is immune to all diseases and conventional damage.

Regenerative Healing Factor: Despite her body being highly damaged and capable of harming her, Hela's body is able to heal itself with great speed and efficiency. Hela's healing abilities far exceed those of the vast majority of Asgardians.

Lifespan: Hela, like all Asgardians, is not completely immune to aging, but she ages much more slowly than a human. She is also immune to all known Earth diseases and infections.

Astral Projection: Hela possesses powerful astral projection abilities, allowing her to separate her spirit from her physical body while retaining all of her abilities as the goddess of death.