Saint Seiya Evil Skull

Alberich pondered the shortcomings of this battle, wondering if there were areas for improvement. He realized that while his Elven Magic Fist was incredibly powerful, it still had limited effectiveness against those foes clad entirely in the Divine Battle Garment. In contrast, his Flaming Sword displayed even greater power.

Thinking of his flaming sword, Alberich felt it was sharper and harder than ever. It could even pierce the Insect God Danzo's armor. Danzo was a third-rate god, so naturally, he wouldn't take his defense lightly. Could it be that the repeated dripping of divine blood onto the armor had produced unexpected effects without his knowledge? Other things aside, the hardness had clearly increased significantly.

This made Albelisi extremely happy. After all, he had almost become a blood-drawing maniac, and now he finally saw the results of his efforts. Next, he would further explore the other functions of the God Battle Armor to see if there were more surprises waiting for him to discover. After all, the function of the God Battle Armor could not be limited to just increasing hardness.

Could it be that the divine blood within the God's Battle Suit hasn't been fully activated yet? How can I activate the God's Battle Suit? In the original novel, Seiya and the other five went to the underworld to rescue Athena. Is he going to the underworld too? Or is he going to a life-or-death battle?

After thinking about it for a long time but still unable to make up his mind, Arubelisi simply gave up thinking about it and decided to digest the results of this trip to Nigeria first!

After Albelici returned to Asgard, he spent some time with Hilda and Freya. They also scolded Sigmund and the others for leaving Albelici behind in Nigeria to deal with the aftermath, secretly angered by their lack of support for their leader and promising to make things difficult for them in the future. This left Jegufri, who was guarding nearby, feeling incredibly awkward. He couldn't leave or stay, and he hated himself for not leaving sooner rather than staying here to be a light bulb and eat dog food. Then, he had to listen to them berate his eldest brother for his irresponsible behavior, even threatening to make things difficult for him right in front of him, as if he didn't exist. Jegufri was on pins and needles, and he just hoped Albelici and the others hadn't noticed him.

Of course, Alubelisi saw the agonizing Jagufrid and thought, "You little bastard, you can run away, but you can't. When they arrived in Luleå, Alubelisi wanted to trouble Sigmund, but Sigmund refused to see them, claiming he was in seclusion. The other God Warriors were all out on missions, leaving only Balder, dumbfounded. What's the point? They're all hiding from me! You can't hide from me, so we'll see. Humph!"

Seeing no place to vent his anger, he found an excuse to scold Sigmund's brother, Jegufri, leaving him feeling resentful. Albelici finally distributed the mission rewards and various subsidies for the Nigerian trip. Each God Warrior received $3000 million, while S-rank God Warriors received a little less, $1000 million each. It wasn't that Albelici was stingy! He was giving them more money, but they didn't know what to do with it, just wasting it in their accounts. And remember, their payouts were tax-free, saving them a significant amount.

Asgard was currently short of money, so they had no choice but to let them suffer a small loss. Sigmund and the others were aware of Asgard's situation, and they wouldn't dare say much. After all, they were hiding from Alubelisi, fearing trouble, and Alubelisi was worried about not being able to find them. If they were willing to come to him, Alubelisi wouldn't mind giving them a little more, but they had to know the price of plotting against Chairman Alubelisi. And Sigmund and the others certainly had plenty of money; $3000 million was more than enough.

In order to change the financial situation of Asgard, Albelisi also proposed to build an Asgard Bank in Lulea, putting the money in the hands of Asgard itself to alleviate the possible financial crisis of Asgard. At the same time, he opened an international transfer service. Only when the money was transferred to the Asgard Bank could the mission be issued.

The Asgardians' war in Nigeria, West Africa, brought the world's attention to the Asgardian power. When developed nations, led by the United States, tried everything short of nuclear weapons but were unable to completely annihilate the giant insects, it was this group of superpowered beings who solved the problem. What does this represent? This is a force that transcends ordinary people, possessing the power to destroy everything.

Most importantly, this faction is open to the outside world and can accept commissions from mortals. Previously, everyone only knew about the existence of a powerful faction like the Nordic Asgard, so when the Asgard Auction House was established, all the factions were very respectful. However, no one expected its strength to be so formidable.

When top Western powers led by the United States sent experts to Nigeria to observe the traces of the battle, the feedback from the on-site experts made Western countries realize the powerful individual strength of the Asgardians and their astonishing destructive power.

Thanks to limited publicity from Western countries, led by the US, and the Nigerian government, the Asgard quickly wielded immense influence among the world's elite. Even the five Nordic nations, led by Sweden, saw their international standing and influence significantly enhanced. This in turn attracted numerous governments and wealthy individuals to Luleå to issue missions. For a time, the Luleå mission hall was overcrowded, necessitating the urgent deployment of personnel. Furthermore, the private airport in Asgard could no longer meet international travel needs, hindering the dispatch of combatants. Consequently, at the direction of Arubelisi, Luleå selected a new, world-class airport—Luleå International Airport—for relocation. The existing Asgard Airport was expanded and upgraded for internal use by Asgard.

At the same time, dignitaries from around the world flocked to Luleå, hoping to establish cooperative relationships with Asgard. Albelis cleverly took advantage of this opportunity to negotiate cooperative projects with various countries, securing more resources and benefits for Asgard.

Thanks to Alberich's efforts, Asgard's influence continued to expand, becoming a force to be reckoned with on the world stage. As a result, Alberich became famous and a hero to the people of Asgard.

Of course, Asgard doesn't accept every mission. For example, Asgard firmly resists assassination missions that target loyal individuals. After all, Asgard isn't a killer gang. No matter how much money is offered, Asgard won't accept such missions. As a result, the Nigerian campaign boosted Asgard's reputation, leading to a surge in missions. Asgard's God Warriors are incredibly busy, experiencing both pain and joy. Even slightly more challenging missions require God Warriors, as they're short-staffed and need more money.

This also made the leaders of Asgard, Hilda and Albelis, smile happily. After all, Asgard had completed so many tasks and received a lot of rewards. Those who came to Asgard to issue tasks were all well-off. Because they were in high demand, the rewards for Asgard's tasks also increased a lot, and Asgard's financial crisis was officially resolved.

Precisely because the God Warriors and God Fighters were constantly bombarded with missions, they couldn't afford to be idle. This also spurred more mid- and low-level God Warriors to train diligently. Asgard wouldn't send them on missions unless their strength reached a certain level. After all, carrying out a mission represented the reputation of Asgard, and failure could cost them their lives. This sparked a training frenzy among Asgard's God Warriors.

Albelisi decided to strike while the iron was hot and hold a God Warrior selection tournament. He wanted to use the competition to select the best God Warriors, forming an elite team and focusing on training them. At the same time, he also hoped to use this opportunity to stimulate the God Warriors' competitive spirit and encourage them to work harder to improve their strength.

When the news broke, the entire Asgard erupted in excitement. Divine Warriors eagerly signed up, knowing this was a prime opportunity to showcase their prowess. Those who emerged victorious would not only become members of an elite team but also receive more missions and generous rewards.

The selections were intense and fierce, with each of the divine warriors showcasing their best abilities. Ultimately, a group of powerful divine warriors were selected for the elite team. Alberich was filled with anticipation for this new elite team, believing they would bring even greater glory to Asgard.