Saint Seiya Evil Skull

After more than half a month of training, Albelisi had become proficient in using the Elf Magic Fist and the Devil Amethyst. His sixth sense had also taken a small step forward, and he was not far from reaching the intermediate level. In his own study, as well as in the study at the Asgard, he had read numerous manuals on swordsmanship, so that he was no longer completely clueless about the art.

He thought about it and decided it was time to visit his hometown. In the original novel, Saint Seiya's return to Japan for the Galaxy Tournament was supposed to be in 1986, but it was now June 1972, not long after Nixon's visit to China, and the reform and opening-up policy wouldn't officially begin until the end of 6. Therefore, reaching inland China wasn't so easy at that point. Normally, one would first fly to Hong Kong and then transfer to the mainland. Of course, with Albelic's strength, he could easily get there on foot, and his speed wouldn't be much slower than a plane. But who was Albelic? He wouldn't stand if he could lie down, and he couldn't walk if he could take a plane.

Albelis first went to the Asgard to pay a visit to Queen Hilda. His sister Freya was there at the time, and the two sisters warmly entertained Albelis. They enjoyed a sumptuous lunch together. During this time, Albelis also told them many fairy tales they had never heard of. Seeing Hilda and Freya's longing faces, it was understandable. The two sisters had lived in the Asgard of Asgard since they were born. It was good enough for them to go to Asgard and understand the people's sentiments. Moreover, they were both young, and the old servants of the Asgard would not let them go out at will. Moreover, life in Asgard was like medieval Europe, without any entertainment activities, and high-tech equipment such as televisions and telephones. No new technology was introduced. Although Sweden, where the Asgard is located, is also a wealthy developed country, the people of Asgard still adhere to ancient traditions and are out of touch with society. It is only because this is a world of super powers and the strong, and the residents are all believers in the god Odin, that there is no trouble. After all, the situation in the neighboring sanctuary is similar to theirs, except that it is icy and snowy here, while it is cool and comfortable there. It is no wonder that Hilda launched a water attack after wearing the Nibelung Ring in the later period, declared war on Athena, and wanted to lead his men to occupy the warm continent in the south. It is hard to say whether Hilda wanted to take a gamble after wearing the ring because he became powerful, or was controlled by the god of the sea Poseidon.

Alberich felt he needed to make some changes. In the original novel, Freya was incredibly innocent, and Hilda in the early stages was equally kind and compassionate. Despite being Odin's spokesperson, he didn't contribute much to his people, let alone in the later stages.

In the storyline, Hilda falls ill while praying, and Andreas Risser, the former Asgardian physician, takes over as Odin's agent on Earth. During his tenure, he resurrects the forbidden World Tree, uses sweet talk to gain the trust of the people of North Pole Asgard, and even sends troops to monitor Valhalla and imprison Hilda. Consequently, Hilda entrusts her handmaiden, Lyfia, to escape and seek help.

In truth, Hilda had long known that the evil god Loki was behind the chaos in Asgard. She subsequently sent her maid to rescue Aiolos the Sagittarius, who had been injured by Andreas, and gave him the weapon "Dropnir" that sealed Loki. During the final battle between Aiolos, Aiolos, and Loki, Hilda revealed Loki's intention to absorb the power of the twelve Gold Saints who had sacrificed themselves in the Underworld to ripen the Evil Fruit and thereby obtain the artifact, the Spear of Eternity. As a result, Hilda was attacked by Loki's Heroic Spirits, but was saved by the God Warrior Sigmund. During the final battle between the Gold Saints and Loki, Hilda prayed with the others.

Eventually, peace returned to Asgard, and Hilda continued to live in Valhalla with her sister and maids.

Albelisi pondered in his heart: "There are two points worthy of my attention here! First, is this world tree useful to me? And how much effect can it have? Secondly, after the seven of us God Warriors died in battle, other God Warriors appeared, but their loyalty to Hilda seemed limited. It seems that the situation in the original book was because of the death of several of us that Asgard lost control, and Hilda also lost the power to control Asgard, which gave the doctors of Asgard an opportunity." Thinking of this, Albelisi immediately changed his original plan to go to China and decided to stay in Asgard to accompany Hilda and Freya for a while.

Over the next few days, he remained by their side, recounting numerous stories about European courts and Chinese history, revealing the darkness and cruelty of imperial power struggles. Furthermore, Arubelisi skillfully adapted classic works such as "A Courtyard of Love" and "The World," helping them understand that kind people are often vulnerable to bullying. This not only helped them better understand human nature but also prepared them mentally for the challenges of imperial power struggles.

During these days, Jagufri and Hagen grew extremely frustrated with Albelici's instigation. Often, hidden from view by Hilda and Freya, they would raise their fists and grit their teeth in anger at Albelici. Albelici sensed that the two men had reached the limit of their patience. If he didn't leave, he feared retaliation from them. While Albelici wasn't afraid of Hagen alone, the situation became more complicated when Jagufri added him.

Therefore, Albelici hurriedly bid farewell to Hilda and Freya, explaining that he needed to travel the world in search of a breakthrough. This was a common practice for powerful warriors who had reached a plateau. The Hilda sisters did not object, understanding that as a powerful warrior, Albelici's pursuit of power was inevitable. However, they still hoped that Albelici would return to them as soon as possible after his travels. After all, after spending time together, they gradually realized that they could no longer live without him. Moreover, they were not worried about Albelici's age of only seven, believing that even if he encountered problems while traveling, his strength was enough to handle them.

After saying goodbye to the Hilda sisters, Albelisi headed for Stockholm, Sweden, where he boarded a flight to Hong Kong, China. The flight had plenty of time, and Albelisi reflected on many things. He also wanted to do something for Asgard. Asgard's influence in Northern Europe was pervasive, though it wasn't being fully utilized. The Nordic countries, collectively known as the Nordic Five, comprise Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland, along with their dependent territories: the Faroe Islands, Greenland, Åland Islands, and Svalbard. Let's not talk about those islands for now. The other five countries are all developed countries, each ranking high in the world in terms of per capita GDP. There's no need for their leaders to live so frugally. He'd have a good chat with Hilda when he returned. He remembered that Nordic telecommunications was poised to perform well in the future, represented by Nokia and Ericsson. It seemed necessary to plan ahead and acquire them. I wondered who could steal the assets of my Nordic Asgard in this lifetime. Humph...

After a long flight, he finally landed at Hong Kong International Airport. Arriving in Hong Kong, Alubelisi treated himself to a presidential suite at the Peninsula Hotel. From there, he called his family's representative in Sweden, urging them to acquire Ericsson and Nokia on behalf of the Asgard. Upon learning that the suite was occupied by a Nordic noble, the Jadari family, the owners of the Peninsula Hotel, hurried to visit him, offering to contact him for any problems in Hong Kong. Alubelisi simply waved him off, and he tactfully departed.