Göll/Plot

## Ragnarok

Gods' Council • First Round • Second Round • Third Round • Fourth Round • Fifth Round • Sixth Round • Seventh Round • Eighth Round • Ninth Round • Tenth Round

## Ragnarok

### Gods' Council

Göll accompanied her oldest sister at the conference of the gods in Valhalla, where Brunhilde intervened in the decision of the gods to destroy humanity and proposed the Ragnarok. The entire time, Göll was shaking with fear and begged the eldest valkyrie to not anger the gods. Later, Göll was unable to kneel in Thor's presence as she was paralyzed with fear while the thunder god questioned Brunhilde about her plot.

Brunhilde then told Göll that they should select 13 most powerful peak humans in history, but Göll doubted that humans could fight against gods.

She opposed the idea of Lü Bu being the vanguard, reasoning a man who took so many lives and called it boring was too dangerous. Brunhilde agreed, and told Göll that he doesn't stand a chance because the gods have divine weapons forged in heaven and the weapons of man are nothing but toys compared to them. Göll initially fell to her knees in despair until Brunhilde explained that the 13 Valkyrie Sisters will aid humanity by transforming into divine weapons. She watched as Brunhilde summoned the other 11 sisters, shocking Göll as it had been a long time since they'd all met up together.

### First Round

Göll later appeared on a balcony on humanity's side of the audience with Brunhilde. She was surprised over Lü Bu's ability to block **Thor's Hammer**, and found it concerning when Brunhilde vulgarly expressed her happiness that humanity could fight toe to toe with the gods. When Thor attacked Lü Bu with **Geirrod**, she watched as the fighter blocked it, yelling at him to not push Randgriz too far. However, she was shocked when the impact shattered Lü Bu's legs. Göll pleaded that Randgriz undo her Völundr and leave the human to his death.

After the first round ended with Lü Bu and Randgriz' deaths, Göll followed Brunhilde to her room and asked her what would happen to Lü Bu and her sister now.

Brunhilde explained to her that those who die in Ragnarok will permanently disappear and that Randgriz knew the risks. Göll accused Brunhilde of not caring for her sisters and wanted to know why she would make such a cruel decision. Brunhilde became enraged with Göll's accusation and told her that there is no other way to kill the gods. Göll began to cry, lamenting that she would never see Randgriz's smile again.

### Second Round

After the first round, Göll had no hope that any human could defeat a god. She was then surprised when Brunhilde chose Adam to fight in the second round, and was shocked to discover that Zeus would replace Shiva as fighter for the Gods in the second round. During the round, Göll began to change her mind about the Humans' slim chance of beating the Gods due to Adam's stellar performance. She cheered him and Reginleif on as Brunhilde explained his abilities to. She began to shake and tremble when Zeus entered his **Adamas** form, asking Brunhilde what was going on. She wacthed in horror as Adam began to take immense damage. As the second round ended with Adam's loss, Göll noticed Brunhilde walking to the back, confused as to how Reginleif died.

### Third Round

When the second round ended, Göll angrily followed Brunhilde to her room. She wanted to know why Reginleif died along with Adam, even though his weapon was not damaged, unlike Lu Bu's Sky Piercer. Hrist entered the room and told her that a volund is an act of uniting the souls of a valkyrie and a human, which means that they live and die as one. Göll started to cry over Reginleif's death as Hrist comforted her and told her that Reginleif was aware of what would happen. However, Hrist began to crush her as she too was furious over Reginleif's death and was unable to control her anger, Göll, realising her personality shifted, escaped Hrist's grasp which lead to Hrist reverting back to her calmer side.

Göll and Hrist then went to Brunhilde's side and saw a message saying that the third contender of the gods will be Poseidon. When Göll became anxious and bombards her sister with questions, Brunhilde calmly threatened to decapitate Göll with a gentle smile on her face, silencing the young demigod. Kojiro Sasaki's appearance confused her, wondering why he was so old if he was supposed to be in his physical prime. The three valkyries became shocked when Sasaki explained that his old body was his physical prime, as he never stopped training, even after he died.

Göll watched Round 3 in worry, praying for Kojiro and Hrist to survive and win. She expressed immense fear as Brunhilde told her the tale of Posiedon wiping the existence of the 13th Olympian: Adamas, from history. While she was initially heartbroken when Kojiro's sword was broken in two, she expressed sheer joy when he performed Re Völundr. She celebrated with her sister after Kojiro's victory. When Hrist reformed from the Völundr, she cheered loudly for her sister, only for Hrist's angry side to manifest and snap at her, telling her to stop yelling. However, Hrist then gave her a thumbs up, saying that she achieved her promise of avenging her sisters. Kojiro's victory encouraged Göll, and after her oldest sister told her that humanity still needs to win six more times, she was still surprised that Brunhilde really wanted to overthrow the gods.

### Fourth Round

Before the fourth round, they met Heracles who told them that he would be the next contender from the god's side. Göll and Heracles eagerly greeted each other as Brunhilde politely bowed before him. In Brunhilde's room, Göll was in doubt about who she should cheer for in the fourth fight, since Heracles was such a beloved hero among the younger divine beings.

Brunhilde deviously smiled and stuck out her tongue like a snake when she responded to Göll's concerned questions, then quickly covered her mouth to prevent Göll from seeing it. When Brunhilde picked Jack the Ripper as the next human fighter, the youngest valkyrie became shocked, convinced that she would root for Heracles. During the match, when Göll angrily questioned Brunhilde with tears in her eyes about resorting to underhanded tactics like using Heracles's honesty against him, and about assisting Jack in performing a forced Völundr with Hlökk. Brunhilde simply responded that she needed to win the fourth round and that she needed Hlökk's power to do so.

Both Göll and her oldest sister grieved over Heracles's death. Göll angrily questioned Brunhilde if she was satisfied with having Jack murder Heracles. Brunhilde told Göll that the meaning of the word "valkyrie" was "chooser of the slain" and told her that there was no place for emotions in their line of work. Brunhilde tried to express resolve to save humanity, but Göll understood that her sister was mourning Heracles too.

### Fifth Round

As Brunhilde made her way to the antechambers for humanity's warriors. Göll caught up with Brunhilde and apologized to her for what she said before.

Brunhilde gently told her that she has done nothing wrong and that they must move forward for humanity's sake. The two entered the next fighter's chambers, Göll expressing disgust at the copious amounts of food strewn about. She was mortified to see Raiden in bed with numerous women. After Brunhilde woke him up, Raiden Tameemon leapt at them, asking if they wanted to join him as Göll shrieked in terror. Brunhilde was able to stop him, introducing him as the next fighter. Göll wondered how someone as perverse as Raiden could be selected, but was shocked to see his hand print on the wall, greatly outsizing the other sumo wrester's hand prints she'd seen around the room. Göll watched as Brunhilde summoned Thrud to act as Raiden's Völundr partner. She was shocked to see Thrud's softer side come out as Raiden professed his love for her.

Göll and Brunhilde watched Round 5 intently, fervently cheering for Raiden. Göll watched as Raiden manipulated his muscles, finding it rather grotesque but still cheering him and Thrud on. She expressed immense grief over Thrud's death along with Raiden after humanity lost Round 5, reminiscing about a time where the third eldest valkyrie carried her on her shoulder, telling her how Göll shouldn't grow up to be as big and strong as her as she'll scare all the men away.

### Sixth Round

After humanity's loss in the fifth round, Göll cried heavily, but tried her best to understand and support Brunhilde. When she asked the eldest Valkyrie why she wants to win in Ragnarok, Brunhilde told her that, like Adam, they should not need a reason to protect those who are dear to them. As Brunhilde entered her room to mourn for the lost fighters, Göll noticed she'd drawn blood from her hand because she'd hit the wall with it. The youngest valkyrie hurried to the medical bay to get bandages, where she encountered Ebisu, Benzaiten and Hoteison of the Seven Lucky Gods. She eavesdropped on their conversation as Ebisu expressed his hatred for Buddha, stating that the next time he pushed his luck, it'd be death penalty by Zero.

As Göll pondered the meaning of that, she was discovered by Bishamonten, along with Jurojin, Daikokuten and Fukurokuju. She was interrogated for her intent, her attempt at denial failing as she stumbled into the room, causing Ebisu, Benzaiten and Hoteison to notice her. As she expressed immense fear and hopelessness in front of the Seven Lucky Gods, specifically of Ebisu as he began to grill her, they were interrupted by Jack The Ripper's sudden appearance. Jack quotes Shakespeare and asks the gods if they would like to drink tea with him, Ebisu refusing as he prepares to fight Jack. Before anything can happen, Bishamonten tells Ebisu to stand down, the group of gods leaving. Göll sighs, as she was scared the seven gods were going to kill her. Jack asks what she meant by seven gods, confusing her. He sees the group of seven gods as the same with his eye quoting Shakespeare again. He offers a bewildered Göll some tea, and she notices his bandaged body and scars, remembering her harsh words about him during Round 4. He assures her that he's fine, to which she disagrees, giving him a smile and telling him to get some rest if he's hurt. She denies his offer of tea and runs away with medical supplies, thanking him for his help.

The two sisters reunite for Round 6, as Göll is shocked to find out that Buddha has switched sides and is fighting on behalf of humanity. Noticing Brunhilde's nonchalant reaction, Göll asks if this was also part of her plan. Brunhilde notes that Buddha refuses to be ordered around by anyone, calling him a terrifying person. Göll expresses surprise when the Seven Lucky Gods combine to form Zerofuku, as Brunhilde explains that Zerofuku is their true form and how the once benevolent god of fortune was changed by grief and misfortune. Göll watched as Buddha effortlessly dodged Zerofuku's attacks, Brunhilde explaining his abilities and drawbacks as he was eventually able to purify Zerofuku and remove his hatred.

However, just as the round seemed to be over, Zerofuku was forcibly transformed into Hajun. Göll, terrified over the unknown demon, asked Brunhilde who he was, only to be even more surprised when Brunhilde revealed that even she didn't know him. Göll watched on in concern as Buddha began to lose, asking if his **Eighth Consciousness** would help him. Brunhilde denied it, saying that Hajun's soul was too dark for Buddha to see. Both watched in suspense as Buddha made a comeback, using Zerofuku's **Misery Cleaver** to perform a Völundr with him. She cheered as Buddha won Round 6, meeting him next to the doors as he collapsed in exhaustion.

### Seventh Round

Göll followed Brunhilde as she sent Buddha off to the infirmary, and the two headed back to Brunhilde's room. Göll was shocked to see someone who looked exactly like Brunhilde. Her elder sister chastised the person, identifying him as Michel Nostradamus and telling him to stop wearing her clothes. Nostradamus revealed himself as he prophesized that humanity would lose Ragnarok. While Brunhilde remained stoic, Göll genuinely believed him, shocked that humanity was going to lose. Nostradamus began to laugh, teasing Göll because she fell for his prank. An embarrassed Göll tells Brunhilde that she hates him, to which she concurs. However, Brunhilde also notes that he's incredibly powerful, threatening to send him back to Helheim if he continues with his pranks. As Nostradamus feigns concern, she notes that he could've escaped at any point, confusing Göll. Brunhilde explains that Nostradamus was the only human in history to break the gods' taboo and destroy the Bifröst: the gateway between Valhalla and Helheim. Göll becomes terrified of Michel, as Brunhilde receives a notification on her phone, revealing that the fighter for the gods is Hades.

Göll is baffled by this revelation, giving up hope as she says that no human will be able to beat him, complaining about the unfairness of including him. Brunhilde throws both Göll and Nostradamus off her as she reveals that there is one man: Qin Shi Huang.

The two search for Qin, as he's gone missing from his chambers. Brunhilde and Göll follow the trail of destruction he's made, eventually finding him in the gods' V.I.P lounge. Göll pushes the door open, accidentally hitting Ares as she tells Brunhilde that she found Qin. Brunhilde reprimands him for leaving, but he assures her that the road is where he leads. Göll annoyingly whispers to Brunhilde that he likely is just bad with directions. The eldest valkyrie convinces him to fight, before asking him to join them to the entranceway. Qin refuses and elects on entering from the stands themselves, Göll watching as Qin walks over the crowd on a red carpet made by other Chinese emperors. Her and Brunhilde leave the lounge area as Qin performs Völundr with Alvitr. She's concerned for both of them, but Brunhilde tells her to put faith in their abilities.

The two watch Round 7 from their side of the arena, cheering for Qin Shi Huang. Brunhilde explains Qin's abilities and history to Göll as the fight goes on, the latter shedding tears over Ying Zheng's tragic past. She's shocked when Hades demolishes Qin's defenses, worrying for Alvitr as she takes damage. When Qin performs Re Völundr, Göll is both relieved and confused, as Brunhilde reveals to her that Alvitr's ability also allows to create the best defense, which is offense. Göll bowed for Hades in respect after his death, and proceeded to celebrate along with Brunhilde as mankind had taken the lead.

### Eighth Round

Göll and Brunhilde visited Qin and Alvitr in a secret infirmary, their conditions critical as the doctor expressed his doubts that they'd be able to come out alive. Brunhilde left along with Göll, who asked her where they were going next. Brunhilde decided to visit Buddha first and foremost, but they were confronted by Adamas. Brunhilde bowed to him, Göll shocked that he was still alive and going under the name Adamantine. Adamas threatened them to reveal Qin's location, trying to attack them as Göll hugged her sister, but was stopped by Beelzebub. The Lord of the Flies convinced Adamas to leave, before warning the two that Adamas and him weren't the only ones holding back their urge to crush humanity.

After visiting Buddha's room and not finding him there, Göll walked alongside a furious Brunhilde as they ventured to the next fighter's room. Brunhilde introduced him as humanity's one and only true magic user, as they entered the room of Nikola Tesla. Göll was initially disturbed by the bodies of numerous scientists on the floor, wondering if they're dead. Brunhilde told her they're merely exhausted, as they met Tesla, who was on a pedestal and drawing equations on a chalkboard. As Tesla disagreed with Brunhilde's assertion that his work was magic, Göll was confused over his speech, but still intrigued by his confident demeanor. She watched as Göndul made her appearance and was inspected by Tesla. She found Tesla's odd treatment of her sister rude, telling him to stop before he crudely asked her if she'd offer up her body to him. Much to her surprise, Göndul agreed, the two clasping hands and performing Völundr. She was very impressed by Nikola Tesla's **Super Automaton β**.

Göll noticed the gods' harsh demeanor towards Beelzebub, asking her elder sister if they hated him a little too much. Brunhilde simply said that's just the kind of god that he is. She was mystified by Tesla's entrance, like most of humanity. Göll and Brunhilde watched Round 8 intently as they supported Tesla. Brunhilde explained Beelzebub's **Palmyra** ability to her as well as Tesla's own abilities to her. Once Tesla sacrificed his first Tesla Coil, she asked Brunhilde what would happen if he lost all three. Brunhilde solemnly stated that he'd die if that happened, as Göndul would run out of energy. Göll fell to the floor after Beelzebub used **Original Sin of the Netherworld – No.0: Chaos**, worried for Göndul's and Tesla's well-being. Once Tesla lost, she cried over Göndul's death, asking Brunhilde if Göndul was happy as she died, but notices that the former had left.

### Ninth Round

As her and Brunhilde walked towards the next fighter's chamber, Göll lamented how hard the gods were fighting, finding comfort in the fact that humanity was at least putting up a good fight. Brunhilde harshly told her putting up a good fight meant nothing if they still lost. Göll got excited over Brunhilde's declaration that the next fighter was humanity's strongest rebel, and expressed wonder as she saw the numerous Spartans training endlessly. As they approached King Leonidas I, Göll was intrigued by his laid back appearance, and flat out shocked when he refused to fight in the next round. After Brunhilde convinced him by telling him his opponent would be Apollo, Göll was shocked that he called the god a 'shithead'. He informed her that there were three things he liked in the world: reading a book on a hammock; wine with a side of Spartan cheese and punching uppity gods in the face as he crushed his glasses.