In the latest episode 55 of the anime "The Valkyrie of the End", the seventh duel of "Twilight of the Gods" has officially begun, and the two sides of the duel are Hades of the "Hades" of the god camp and the first emperor of the human camp (temporarily). Since Hades and the First Emperor are both high-profile characters, their battle has also attracted the attention of many readers.
Judging from the current situation, Hades' winning side should be greater, after all, the god camp has been equalized, and the Greek god system has also suffered two consecutive defeats, and Hades, as the main god, naturally wants to find a field for them. It's just that the First Emperor is extremely popular in Both Japan and China, and is the author really willing to let him become a stepping stone for Hades?
I think this is unlikely, and I think the author should think of a compromise solution, that is, to let the two of them die together. Judging from the previous plot, the rule of "Twilight of the Gods" is that one of the parties is completely dead, but if both of them die in battle, then it should be a draw.
As long as the battle is drawn, then Hades can find a little field for the Greek gods, and the First Emperor can also retain his forced grid, a win-win situation. The author can arrange this, let one of them first kill the other in battle, and then the one who was killed before dying to launch a special ability, causing the other to die, so that both people die, which should be considered a draw.
Although there has never been a draw in the previous battles in Valkyrie, there is a first in everything, and now the entire Twilight of the Gods situation allows for an average situation. In the sixth game, Shakya, who was originally the representative of the divine camp, betrayed the divine camp and joined the human camp to fight for humanity.
Because of This act of Shakya, there was an imbalance in the number of representatives of the divine camp and the human camp, and with Hades suddenly playing later, the original 13-game duel became 14. A 14-game showdown is likely to be 7-7, so there is no way to decide the final winner.
If Hades and the First Emperor reached a draw in the 7th game, as long as there was no draw between the two sides in the remaining 7 games, there would certainly be no 7-7 situation, and the final victory and defeat of the whole game would be divided. In summary, whether it is the shaping of the character or the promotion of the plot, I think that the two Hades and the First Emperor are the best choice to fight a draw, killing two birds with one stone.
Of course, whether the author of "The Valkyrie of the End" will let Hades and the First Emperor fight a draw as I said, we still have to wait for the plot to be revealed later. Finally, what do you think of the battle between Hades and the First Emperor? Feel free to leave a comment in the comments section below.