The Undead in American Comics Are Devoured and Hunted Across the Divine Realm by Hela

Traveling through Marvel's Asgard dungeon, Johnny was stabbed on the spot by a divine guard at the beginning - and died. But the devouring system forced him to resurrect, and he summoned invisible undead ghosts, tearing apart guards and eating prisoners alive, and his attributes skyrocketed like crazy. Fighting his way from the prison to the Rainbow Bridge, he was covered in blood and kicked away the gatekeeper. He inserted the Sword of Dawn into the teleportation platform and plunged into the dimensional rift without looking back. Alarms rang through the nine realms behind him. Hela, the goddess of death, followed the smell of blood and teleported back to the divine realm. She raised her hand and threw out thousands of flying death blades and bit Johnny's heels along the transmission channel. The cold breath of death exploded against his back, and half of his arm was cut off on the spot. Johnny tumbled in the turbulence of time and space and fell into the unknown world. The ghost frantically devoured the energy overflowing from the wound and forcibly stopped his bleeding. After he bit it, he stared in the direction of God's Realm with his molar teeth: Hela, right? When I come back after I'm full, I'll be the first to demolish your palace of death. A new prompt pops up in the system: Devouring target: Hela, the goddess of death, progress 0%. Johnny got up from the sand pit, wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth, and grinned: The food must be eaten one bite at a time, and the gods must kill them one by one. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.