Thanos didn't want to be a villain.

The God of War universe, in the Norse, in a hidden spot in the Midgard Forest.

Lincoln brought Hela to the Kratos family.

At this moment, only the ashes of Kratos' wife Fia were left. Kratos was planning to take his son on a hunting trip to see if Atreus was capable of accompanying him on the journey to the highest peak of the Nine Realms with his mother's ashes.

Just as I was about to leave, Lincoln appeared.

Kratos: (；一_一)

Kratos just stared at him expressionlessly.

"Oh, I'm back." Lincoln seemed oblivious to Atreus's presence and greeted him familiarly. He even ruffled Atreus's hair.

Atreus: Dislikes adults who lack boundaries.

"So, this is the commotion you were talking about?" Kratos saw Hela behind Lincoln.

"Ahem." Lincoln coughed.

"Let me introduce you, this is Hela." Lincoln knew what kind of person Kratos was right now, so he introduced her in a way that avoided the main point.

"People from other worlds?"

"alien?"

Kratos and Atreus repeated the key points Lincoln had made.

"Pretty much. Our story has been known and spread among mortals, who call us gods, and we can also achieve powers similar to those of gods," Hela said proudly.

"For example, I am a member of the Aesir, and they call me the goddess of death in Norse mythology."

"But in fact, my divine name was earned on the battlefield fighting for my father Odin, and I can also control the dead and make my opponents age."

"Wow!" Atreus exclaimed, his eyes shining.

Hela revealed her identity without hesitation, and Kratos's eyes turned cold at first, but then his expression returned as if he had just remembered something.

"So you're not God, right?"

Kratos's question puzzled Atreus.

Hela nodded.

"You can call me a god or not, it doesn't matter to me."

"However, the name Hela is not exclusively mine."

Hela watched Kratos with a calm expression, while Kratos looked puzzled.

Sorry, Kratos, who was raised with a Spartan education, is indeed illiterate. But the fact that he was tricked by the gods so many times and solved so many difficult labyrinths to get to Mount Olympus shows that Kratos has extremely high intelligence and adaptability.

Therefore, Kratos realized that there was another meaning behind Hela's words.

"What do you mean?" Kratos instinctively shielded Atreus behind him.

Hela chuckled and was about to continue speaking when Lincoln stopped her.

"Holy crap, lady, what are you trying to do?!" Lincoln exclaimed, grabbing Hela.

"Isn't it obvious what I want to do? Besides, I came here on a mission, so what's it to you?" With that, she broke free, making it difficult for Lincoln to grab her.

Lincoln was speechless; he had only come to this world to follow the plot.

At most, Freya can transfer her hatred for killing her son to him, then successfully find the real God of War Tyr, and guide Kratos to redeem himself and recently save Thor.

Of course, saving Thor is an option, and Thor's fate will not affect Lincoln's reward, at most it will affect the mission evaluation.

“…Fine then.” Lincoln sighed.

He's a very easygoing person; as long as it doesn't affect his ability to complete his tasks, everything is OK.

He didn't care at all how chaotic the plot would become.

Just like in the world of Godslayer, after freeing Sun Wukong from the curse of the stable boy and killing him, he turned around and killed Luo Hao, the Chinese martial arts king who helped him.

They claimed they couldn't tell if it was an enemy or not.

Whether it's true or false is a matter of opinion.

Lincoln did this simply because he found Luo Hao's actions disgusting later in the comic book storyline.

However, Lincoln still had his bottom line, otherwise he would have become Azu in his own world.

"Kid, want to know what your old man was like before?" Hela tempted Atreus.

Kratos pulled Atreus behind him, watching Hela warily.

“He doesn’t need to know.” Kratos took out his deceased wife’s battle axe. The runes on the axe, named Leviathan, flashed, and a chilling aura instantly burst forth.

Kratos remained unmoved; he could simply tough it out.

The moment the chill swept over him, runes flashed across Atreus's body, protecting him.

Kratos was a little bewildered by the situation, having never seen his wife's axe before, but he quickly came to his senses.

He is the God of War, and he has encountered all sorts of unexpected situations on the battlefield. Kratos, who is used to being ambushed and backstabbed, is already familiar with those distractions and quickly re-locks onto Hela.

"Why do we always have to fight? You are, and so are the gods of this world." As an object of worship for the Vikings, Hela is not afraid of battle.

He started with flying spikes again, with black spikes shooting out at a speed that was difficult for anyone to react to.

Kratos skillfully used his axe to clear away the spikes, then quickly approached Hela.

Hela just said that her title as the Goddess of Death was earned on the battlefield. Kratos doesn't believe that Hela can only throw weapons from a distance. Since he needs to end the battle quickly, he has no choice but to engage in close combat.

Hela remained unfazed, the Sword of Night appearing in her hand, ready to clash with Kratos's axe.

The Night Sky Sword and those black spikes are somewhat similar in appearance, but the obvious guard makes Kratos realize that this sword is extraordinary when he gets closer.

"Drink!"

With a roar, Kratos raised his battle axe and brought it down hard.

The battle axe, imbued with the immense power to defeat Hercules, sent Hela flying when she tentatively made contact with it.

The long sword flew from his hand, and his arm trembled violently.

Kratos, his face contorted with rage, refused to stop and unleashed a Spartan combo as he pursued.

However, Hela is also a master swordsman. Although she is slightly inferior in pure strength, she still feels that she can make up for it with skill.

He waved his hand and retrieved his longsword.

Hela wielded her longsword as she fought Kratos. Knowing Kratos's strength, Hela dared not take the blow head-on, and instead used her swordsmanship to restrain him.

As the battle progressed, black and white energy appeared on Hela and flowed around her.

He can even deliver a single energy blast to Kratos's face, sending him tumbling and flying.

"Bang! Bang!"

With two loud crashes, Kratos smashed through the roof of his house and slammed into the stone wall.

"Father!"

Upon seeing this, Atreus, who had been shocked, came to his senses and hurriedly ran to the back of the house to see his father.

It was only at this moment that Atreus realized that his father seemed to be really special.

Although he hadn't met many people, he still knew them.

Humans cannot fight against God.

Even if it is a powerful human being who is called a god.

Atreus also learned nothing from his mother about any extraterrestrial visitors; there was no one more powerful than the gods in this world.

Only a god, or a demigod, could do such a thing!

His father was very likely a god or a demigod!

Then he is more likely a descendant of a god!

Atreus was somewhat excited, but that excitement turned to worry the moment his father was knocked away.

He admired and even wanted to become a god, but what if his father also had an accident after his mother's death?

They're all orphans now, so why would they care if you're a god or not?