Thanos didn't want to be a villain.

Dio is now famous throughout the universe.

After all, he single-handedly destroyed a vast empire that had been at the top of the entire universe for countless years.

"Cole, compile a list so that our compatriots can settle down in the garden with peace of mind," Dio instructed Cole.

Cole was meticulous in his work, and as a fellow member of the Eternals, Dio trusted him completely, even after there had been traitors.

As for the list Dio mentioned, it was the list of the Eternals that the Kree Empire wanted to return after the ceasefire.

Dio had seen these lists, and to be honest, he didn't recognize any of them, but the genetic testing confirmed that they were indeed members of the Eternals, and they were probably just ordinary civilians.

The number of people is also small. Of the nearly 200 million Titan Eternals, there are now less than 100 left, and half of them are men and half are women.

It seems the Kree Empire still intends to raise these Eternals like pigs.

"Also, have Lyra provide them with psychological counseling. If necessary, they can come to me to apply for the use of the Mind Stone," Dio said to Cole.

Cole nodded. Lyra had a significant advantage in this area because of her teleportation ability. Although she couldn't do things like mind reading, she could keenly sense the emotions of the people in front of her and whether they were lying.

Moreover, because Leila is a woman, she is mostly emotional and volunteered to work as a counselor from the beginning.

Everything proceeded smoothly, and Dionysus finally had some free time.

“Lord Dio, Odin, the king of the gods of Asgard and Mount Olympus, and Zeus, the king of the gods, have sent messengers.”

A flash of light appeared; it was Ekko, who possessed supersonic speed.

Dio was trying to develop a new dish when Ike interrupted him, causing him to accidentally sprinkle salt into the dish.

"Well, this pot is ruined." Dio said with some regret.

Cooking is one of the few things that helps Dio recall his life before he traveled through time, preventing him from being assimilated and losing himself in the present.

Dio glanced at Ike; this guy had been showing up unexpectedly like this lately.

It seems to be saying that its abilities are evolving and that it's going to become even faster!

Good heavens, at hundreds of times the speed of sound, people are already invisible. If they go any faster, wouldn't they reach the speed of light?

Dio turned and straightened his apron: "Alright, summon the messenger to the main hall."

Ike nodded, and then disappeared in a flash of light.

Dio tidied his clothes and went into the main hall.

This grand hall was modeled after Thanos's palace by Dio, except that the throne was replaced with the skull of a ferocious beast instead of Galactus's head.

Asgard.

"Odin."

Odin, who was feeding crows on the balcony, turned around when he was called.

Odin saw his beloved wife Frigga approaching step by step, and he knew what was going on just by looking at her expression.

“My love.” Odin sighed, his face turning awkward. “You don’t need to be angry.”

Frigga was furious when he heard Odin's words.

"You wouldn't use your own daughter as a condition for an alliance, would you?" Frigga pointed out the window.

"Have you two, father and daughter, become so suspicious of each other?!"

Odin looked helpless; he was indeed in the wrong.

I had this idea when I first met Dio, after all, Hela was getting stronger and stronger, and not only that, Hela's ambition was like a bottomless abyss that could not be filled at all.

She wanted to continue the war, while he wanted to rest and recuperate.

She was as radiant as the sun, while he was already beginning to set.

"Hela is your daughter! Is there any conflict between you that you can't talk about?" Frigga's voice began to get agitated.

Odin sensed Frigga's change in mood, but the patriarchal nature of the Odin family led him to roar, "Frigga, don't think you know my daughter well. I know her better than you do!"

Odin's voice was full of majesty, and this roar even incorporated his divine power, making it even more intimidating.

Startled by the divine power of the Heavenly Father, even though Odin had held back, Frigga was still so frightened that she took a step back and fell to the ground.

Seeing this, Odin looked tired and went to help Frigga up.

"You'll understand later. Hela has grown up and is no longer under her parents' control."

Inside the Garden Hall.

Dio looked at the beautiful woman in front of him, who was wearing a black, tight-fitting leather armor, with a headache.

Hela, the goddess of death in Asgard, is Odin's eldest daughter in the cinematic universe, the first in line to the throne of Asgard, and a queen-like figure who advocates continuous conquest.

From the other side of Mount Olympus came Hermes, the son of Zeus and messenger of the gods!

They are now facing off.

Dio ignored them and looked down at the two letters in his hand.

Although it was unclear why a highly advanced civilization in the universe would prefer to use paper documents to transmit information, Dio opened the letter without any surprise.

He first opened the letter from Mount Olympus, and as soon as he opened it, he saw the letter paper turn into a semi-transparent light screen, and the contents of the letter were transmitted to his ears through some channel.

The message was simple: congratulations to Dio for destroying the Kree Empire, as they had long disliked the Kree, and an invitation for Dio to visit Mount Olympus sometime.

The whole thing was just nonsense, leaving Dio completely bewildered.

Then Dio opened another letter, written by Odin to Dio. Unlike the previous one, this was an ordinary paper letter.

The first half is written in very formal diplomatic language, just like the previous letter, congratulating Dio on destroying the Cree Empire, and then saying that he wants to trade with Dio.

Finally, he said he wanted to marry Dio and give Hela to him!

Yes, that's right. It's about marrying Hela to Dio, and then the conditions mentioned above can be given to him as part of his dowry, plus some additional conditions.

For example, Dio could share the rights to use the dwarven craftsmen's tools, as well as learn Asgardian magic and technology, and even receive a considerable amount of money and resources as a dowry.

Dio glanced at it briefly and admitted that he was instantly smitten.

But it was only for a moment.

Although the garden is not short of supplies now, who would complain about not having enough money, right?

Even a small amount is still something, let alone something good from Asgard!

However, Dio simply couldn't figure out what Odin meant.

Why would you marry your daughter to him? They've only met once. Do you really trust him that much?

What if he's abusive?

It's important to understand that without the support of Asgard itself, Hela's fighting power is no match for Dio's current strength. If Dio is not careful, she could easily kill her!

Have no idea.