Paladin of Asgard

[Alsace Menethil's soul imprint, apply the imprint on the dead target and release lay on hands, the dead can be resurrected, and the resurrected will obtain part of Alsace's characteristics and power... The resurrected must cooperate with Alsace high fit]

[Arthas Menethil was once an excellent paladin, Uther's student, the pride and hope of Lordaeron...but he also had a depraved and evil side, which led him to the Frozen Throne , becoming the Lich King. 】

[People who are resurrected with this mark will also have a tendency to fall and gain part of the power of the Lich King. 】

Looking at this explanation, Luo Wei couldn't help frowning.

Is it possible for the resurrected to become the Lich King?

This can be a little troublesome.

Illidan may be classified as an "anti-hero", similar to the Punisher and Venom, but the Lich King is the undoubted villain, a depraved and evil existence.

If someone is revived with this soul imprint, and he degenerates into the Lich King in the end, wouldn't Luo Wei still have to kill him, which is equivalent to resurrecting for nothing?

Luo Wei looked at the other two rewards.

[Book of Experience: Sylvanas Windrunner]

Queen Xi's Experience Book...

Well, if only I could drop the reins or something...

[Book of Spells: Confession]

There is also the spell on the sixth floor, repentance, which has a certain chance to make the target turn from darkness to light.

Looking at the spell book of confession, Luo Wei couldn't help but feel moved.

Perhaps this spell should be used in conjunction with Arthas' Soulmark?

If the resurrected person degenerates into the Lich King, he can try to repent first. If the repentance spell is successful, there is no need for physical transcendence.

Then the problem is coming.

In the Marvel world, who is more suitable for Alsace?

……

Queens, New York.

A thin, blond boy with a schoolbag on his back walked through the streets of New York alone. He obviously had a disabled leg and had to walk with a cane and limp.

"Haha, Cripple Black!" Two boys of his age ran past him, pushed him, almost knocked him down, and then turned to look at him mockingly.

As a senior victim of campus bullying, Donald Blake has long been accustomed to this, and just walks forward, bowing his head without saying a word.

He was powerless to resist, and he was ashamed to tell his elders, and he had endured silently for a long time.There is no doubt that this will only make others bully him even more.

This experience made Donald more introverted and precocious, and at the same time made him full of disgust for people with strong limbs and simple minds...

Donald traveled very early, but because he was crippled, he arrived at school late, within a few minutes of being late.

But no one paid attention to him, he quietly walked into the lively elementary school classroom, and sat in his own place—the corner of the last row.

Then he took out his book and waited for the teacher to arrive, out of tune with the frolicking classmates around him.

"I heard that there are new students transferred today?"

"Male and female?"

"I don't know, I just heard about it from the teacher in the office..."

The classmates are discussing this topic, and it seems that a newcomer will enter the class today.Donald Blake also eavesdropped on the discussion for a while while turning the pages of the book, but soon lost interest and continued to immerse himself in the book.

ten minutes later.

The teacher entered the classroom, followed by a shy brown-haired boy, which attracted everyone's attention.

"Today we have a new classmate transfer in." The teacher said with a smile, then looked at the brown-haired boy, "Introduce yourself to the classmates."

"Big... Hello, everyone." The brown-haired boy was obviously not used to the new environment, and said shyly, "My name is Peter Parker."

"Welcome Peter Parker." The teacher applauded, and the students followed suit.

Then the teacher pointed to the vacant seat on Donald's side: "Peter, you can be Donald's tablemate, there happens to be a vacant seat there."

Peter nodded, and sat down beside Donald with his schoolbag on his back.

Facing the sudden arrival of his deskmate, Donald, who had been sitting alone in the corner for a long time, was a little uncomfortable and shrank towards the wall, but he couldn't help but secretly observed Peter curiously.

"Hi, my name is Peter Parker, and your name is Donald, right?" In the end it was Peter who broke the deadlock first and whispered in class.

"Yes." Donald nodded, thinking about the key points of interpersonal communication recorded in the textbook, "Donald Black, nice to meet you...Well, why did you transfer here?"

What he didn't expect was that as soon as he finished speaking, he saw Peter Parker's expression darken.

This made him a little flustered, wondering if he said something wrong.

"My parents left me." Peter said after hesitating for a while, "So I had to move to my uncle's house, and then I transferred here, which is closer to my uncle's house."

Donald couldn't help asking: "Your parents left you? Where did they go?"

Peter shook his head and said sadly, "I don't know. They disappeared suddenly. I don't know where they went, and my uncle didn't tell me."

The atmosphere was quiet for a while, and then Donald patted him on the shoulder: "I understand your feelings. In fact, I come from an orphanage, and I don't know where my parents are."

Peter looked at him in surprise, and saw sincerity in his eyes.

The similar experience made the relationship between the two of them develop quickly, and their personalities are also very similar. They are both introverted and precocious, with thinking and reading far beyond their peers, and they are typical good students.

Before the class was over, Donald and Peter became friends who talked about everything.

"Have you read Norse mythology?" Peter said.

Donald nodded: "That was a few years ago. When I woke up, I didn't know who put several books on Norse mythology in my room, and then I read them all."

Peter asked with interest: "Which character in Norse mythology do you like?"

"Hmm... Loki." Donald thought for a while.

"why?"

"I think he's smart and funny, though he's the god of trickery," Donald said. "What about you, Peter, which Norse god do you like?"

"Thor, the god of thunder, of course." Peter blurted out, "I think he is the bravest and most powerful Norse god, Odin's favorite son. I still remember that in the book, Thor is the only god who doesn't walk the rainbow bridge , for his heavy footsteps will ruin the beautiful Rainbow Bridge."

Donald disagreed and shook his head: "In my opinion, Thor is an impulsive and reckless guy with well-developed limbs and a simple mind. He may not take the Rainbow Bridge because he is too fat. Destroy the Rainbow Bridge by walking."