As Hajun nicks Buddha's left arm, Heimdall shouts that Hajun is unleashing a flurry of vicious blows. Meaning, with there being no light in Hajun's soul and only darkness, Buddha can't see Hajun's soul and thus, cannot predict what moves he'll make next. By seeing the light of the soul, Buddha is able to know what move that being is going to do next. Whenever a person decides on a course of action, like pouring themselves a drink, their soul moves before their body. She elaborates, explaining how Buddha's Pure Enlightenment Eighth Consciousness is able to see the fluctuations of the soul. However, Brunhilde guesses that Buddha can't see any light from Hajun's soul right now, only darkness.īuddha cannot see Hajun's future because his soul is entirely covered in darkness
Göll notes how insane Hajun's speed is before saying that Buddha should have no problem keeping up with his future-vision. Hajun brings his blade down and Buddha just about blocks it, much to Hajun's blank-faced surprise. As Buddha holds up Akshaya, Hajun apologises and spawns a blade from his right arm, saying he may end up finishing this in an instant. Though he is the Ruler of Helheim, Hades admits that this is his first time seeing Hajun and begins to question how a meager God from Valhalla managed to become Hajun. Considering it involves Helheim, Hermes guesses that Hades must have something to do with this. Otherwise known as the Demon Lord of the Sixth Heaven, Hajun. Hades recalls how there is a certain legend in Helheim: "At white light and black shadow's blending, the horns of the Netherworld shall awaken and eternal darkness will be born". Hades recounts the legend of Hajun from the Underworld And the third, where unearthly things prowl, is known as Helheim (though it is also known by other names, such as Hell, the Netherworld and Ne-no-Kuni). The world which Humans and animals live on – Midgard. The world where the Gods and the souls of the dead dwell – Valhalla. Across all mythologies, there is often the theme of a three-layered world. After telling his younger brother to calm down, Hades reveals that Hajun is a legendary berserker, spoken of in Helheim since ancient times, much to Ares' fright at the mention of Helheim. He mentions how Hades said Hajun wasn't a God and questions what he knows. Zeus interrupts him, asserting that they don't talk about that around here anymore. Hades reveals he heard about Poseidon's death and expresses mild shock that Poseidon actually lost. Hermes greets Hades before wondering why he came up to Valhalla. That someone tells Ares that is his seat and he immediately stands up. With eyes widened, Ares questions what he is doing here. Someone begins walking towards the Greek Gods, revealing that Hajun is no God. As Zeus stares at Hajun in confusion, Ares asks Hermes if Hajun is a God, only for Hermes to admit that he has no idea what Hajun is, much to Ares' shock.
Watching, Loki asks Odin what the heck Hajun is but Odin remains silent. Hajun admits he doesn't exactly know but all he wants to do right now, is test out these powers of his. Buddha asks him what he wants and what he even is. Buddha nervously questions what happened to Zerofuku and Hajun simply states that Zerofuku is no longer in this world before introducing himself. Trembling, Göll questions what Hajun is and Brunhilde falls to her knees, exclaiming she doesn't know, much to Göll's surprise. A Dark Cloud Hangs is the 50th chapter of the " Shuumatsu no Valkyrie: Record of Ragnarok" manga series.Īs dark and stormy clouds form over the arena, Buddha glares at Hajun.
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