Saint Seiya Evil Skull

The Nigerian president's staff traveled to Sweden aboard the presidential plane. Thanks to advance communication with Luleå Airport, the plane landed directly at the Luleå private airport in Sweden. This was also thanks to the fact that Asgard had originally built the Asgard private airport specifically for convenient travel. After all, the project was worth over a billion dollars, and they were simply using the airport, so what was there to argue about? As soon as the Nigerian side contacted Luleå, they agreed. They also provided a personalized airport pickup service, driving the client directly to the Asgard office in Luleå.

As soon as the Nigerian envoy stepped off the plane, he immediately took a special car to the Asgard office in Luleå to issue the mission. The offer of a whopping $10 billion, and that wasn't the upper limit, immediately alarmed the Asgard's highest-ranking official in Luleå, the heroic Sagittarius Sigmund. Sigmund even summoned the Nigerian envoy to discuss the situation. However, Sigmund didn't agree directly, instead contacting Asgard via satellite phone. Coincidentally, Alubelisi was in Asgard that day, so upon receiving the call, he pondered for a moment before ultimately deciding to accept the mission, believing the offer was substantial.

However, Albelis realized the mission was unusual. Even Western nations, led by the United States, had employed numerous high-tech methods but were unable to exterminate these giant insects, suggesting their origins were unusual. Therefore, Albelis decided to personally undertake the mission. He first traveled to Luleå and found Sigmund, where he reviewed some information on the giant insects brought by the Nigerian envoy. He then contacted Badu of the Asgardian Inquisition and requested that he send scouts to Nigeria for preliminary investigation.

Badu, receiving the mission, dispatched two S-rank divine warriors to Nigeria as a precaution. Sure enough, the news from the front was not optimistic. Signs of human manipulation were found behind the giant insects. Perhaps this wasn't a natural disaster, but a man-made one!

Knowing this was likely man-made, and unaware of the enemy's origins, Alberich decided to prevent their overwhelming numbers. He decided to recruit six God Warriors: Masigemund, a hero with seven senses; Miimei, the harp; Firlu, the Sirius; Heracles, the goat with a tooth grinder; Surut, the herdsman; and Balder, the treetop condor. He believed that with their combined strength, they could defeat even a weak, third-rate god.

Of course, if seven God Warriors were dispatched, a mere $7 billion in appearance fees wouldn't be enough. Therefore, Alberich summoned the Nigerian envoy and explained the situation in detail: "Based on the intelligence we currently possess, these giant insects are most likely manipulated by a sinister force. As the righteous, we at Asgard shoulder the mission of maintaining world peace. Therefore, to completely annihilate this evil force, we have decided to dispatch our seven strongest God Warriors."

However, the Asgardians also needed to maintain normal operations, and deploying such a large force would cost at least $70 billion. However, considering this was their first collaboration, Alubelisi showed some sincerity and offered Nigeria a discount, stating that a mere $50 billion would suffice.

The Nigerian envoy expressed understanding for this figure, but also suggested that he report it to the president. After all, such a huge sum of money is not a small amount, and it requires the approval of senior officials before a final decision can be made.

Meanwhile, the Nigerian envoy breathed a sigh of relief at the $50 billion offer. After all, it fell short of the $100 billion limit granted by the Nigerian president, and only half of it had been spent. If it could completely eradicate the giant insects and the evil forces behind them, then it would be worth it. After contacting the Nigerian president and receiving his approval, Asgard and Nigeria signed a formal agreement regarding the mission. The agreement stipulated that Asgard would be responsible for eradicating the giant insects and the evil forces behind them, while the Nigerian government would contribute $50 billion to support Asgard's great contribution to love and peace, a move that resonated with both sides.

With nearly half a dozen demigod warriors being withdrawn for missions in West Africa, along with Fafnir in North America and Hagen, who was still working as a blacksmith in a cave, Asgard actually had only six God Warriors left, leaving it somewhat vulnerable to attack. Furthermore, Lulea also needed a God Warrior stationed there, requiring another man to be transferred. To this end, Albelisi first recalled Hagen, who was still working as a blacksmith, to Lulea for a period of time. Meanwhile, the other God Warriors increased patrols in Asgard and heightened security. The Inquisitors also suspended their outings, remaining in Asgard.

The other God Warriors who hadn't received any missions were dissatisfied with Albelicto. Why did he choose them over me? I'm a stepmother. Only Hagen himself had just come out of the blacksmith's hole and was happy to enjoy Luleå. He didn't want to go on another mission.

When everything was ready, Albelisi led the other six God Warriors and five S-rank God Warriors on a private plane, speeding towards Nigeria. This journey was a novelty for the God Warriors, such as Firo and Miimi, who had never flown before. They excitedly wandered around the cabin, curiously touching the various equipment and items. However, this behavior drew Albelisi's disdain. He secretly laughed at these country bumpkins and felt ashamed to be in their company.

Not long after, the private plane arrived safely at its destination, landing at Nigeria's international airport. After disembarking, the group ignored the warm invitations from the Nigerian president and others, donning their respective divine armors and sprinting towards their destination. Along the way, they encountered two S-rank divine warriors from the Inquisition. After exchanging information and learning the latest situation, the fourteen continued their journey, first searching for the location where the giant insect had first appeared.

And Albelisi and his group didn't hold back their strength, so they were easily discovered by those who were interested...

Inside an underground palace near Benin in the Hausaland Highlands of northern Nigeria, everything is dark, with only a faint light seeping in from afar, making it look particularly eerie and terrifying.

"The worm fighter Muto of the Celestial Maggot Constellation pays his respects to the lord!" A black shadow knelt on the ground respectfully and shouted to the darkness ahead.

"Muto, why are you here with me instead of patrolling outside?" A deep but majestic voice came from the darkness, and the voice echoed in the hall.

"Your Excellency, many powerful people have appeared in Nigeria and are heading towards us!" Muto lowered his head and answered in a serious tone.

"Hmm? Are they the Saints from the Sanctuary? They've finally arrived, after 30 years!" A hint of emotion lingered in his weathered voice. "I wonder if they're the Bronze Saints this time, or the even more powerful Silver Saints..." He muttered to himself, but also seemed to be questioning Muto.

Muto pondered for a moment and then spoke hesitantly, "I'm not sure if they are Saints. Judging from their aura, they seem a little different from Saints."

"Hmph! No matter who comes! We will make sure they never come back. Muto, let your giant insect try and see how strong they are first." The vicissitudes of life voice sounded again, with firm determination.

"Yes, sir." Muto responded, then turned and left, ready to carry out the order.

Swish! Swish! Swish! At that moment, three figures suddenly appeared in the hall. One of them was clad in a suit of blood-red, translucent armor. His limbs were slender and powerful, his face was as pale as paper, and his eyes were bloodshot. If he weren't wearing that armor, he would have been a pure vampire.

The other man looked quite strange, with a mask on his face, making it difficult to see his features. However, judging by his stature, he was short but sturdy, wearing a colorful suit of armor, like a giant fly walking upright.

The last figure was an elderly youth with a terrifying appearance. Despite his thin frame, his skin was covered in scars, and even his face was covered in a crisscross of wrinkles. He wore a gorgeous, half-covered black armor and no helmet. His long, dark hair flowed in the windless air, creating a terrifying scene.