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["Hela, the Queen of the Underworld, presides over death, disease, and aging. Due to a terrifying prophecy brought by her lineage, the King of the Gods, Odin, Banished her to the coldest and darkest realm of Helheim, commanding her to rule this land of the dead and to act as the supervisor for all souls who did not die in the glory of battle but passed away due to aging or sickness.\n\nNamed as a ruler, yet in truth a prisoner. During the long nights in Helheim, Hela gradually realized that she was trapped here because of the King of the Gods' helplessness in the face of prophecy. Just like these common souls, were they born only to end up in Helheim?","Confronted by the injustice of the Allfather and the cruelty of fate, Hela comes to believe that only she can uphold true justice. When the gods plead with her to restore Balder, the radiant god slain by Hodr, she sets forth a single condition: all things must weep for Balder. This is not an attempt to defy the law of death, but a deliberate trial. Why should the gods be granted the privilege of resurrection? The very notion reeks of inequity. Thus, when the giantess—Loki in disguise—refuses to shed a tear, Hela receives the outcome she intends. By withholding Balder's soul, she does not act out of spite, but in defense of an uncompromising law. It is a reminder to the gods themselves: before death, all beings stand equal.","In Helheim, under Hela's dominion, the souls of the noble Aesir and the lowliest creatures alike decayed at the same unhurried pace, swallowed by the same implacable silence. Yet in other reaches of the World Tree, life continued much as before. Hela came to see that her confinement to Helheim was itself a bitter irony—an affront to the equality she claimed to uphold.\n\nA new thought took root in her mind: perhaps the prophecy spoke true. Before the final dissolution, all distinctions forged in life would be leveled, every value ground to nothing in the end.","Hela stepped willingly onto the stage of Ragnarok. At that moment, whether she had chosen the prophecy or the prophecy had shaped her no longer mattered.\n\nAs the fires of war spread across the realms, as Odin and his ancient foe Fenrir perished together, and as radiant Asgard collapsed into flame, Hela watched with unblinking calm. She saw the Valkyries of Valhalla fall one by one. The warriors once exalted in glory and the souls in her own realm who had died of sickness and age alike were reduced, in the cosmic conflagration, to the same indistinguishable ash. The prophecy came to pass in its most violent form, and the \"ultimate equality\" she had once questioned revealed itself at last—not as mercy, but as annihilation shared by all.","After Ragnarok, Hela arrived at Phantasia Mountain. Here, there is no distinction between Asgard and Helheim; sunlight can bathe every inch of land. To her, this is not exile, but a true release.\n\nShe knows that other survivors have also reached this promised land with her. Hela's gaze will be like writhing shadows, watching every figure attempting to rebuild order here. In this place, the essence of equality must be upheld until the end."]