The Comprehensive Evolution of American Comics.

Chapter 266: X-Superman Restarts the Marvel Universe
Sure enough, X-Man didn't even need to use his omniscience to guess what the Beyond Gods would say. Arrogance has almost become their byword.

"You're just a bunch of conceited clowns."

"What?" The Ivory Kings' expressions changed drastically. "How do you know?"

"Stop wasting time talking to him," another Ivory King gritted his teeth. "He knows our secret. We must kill him."

From the beginning to the end, the Beyond Gods never mentioned Thor and the other two beside X-Man. In their eyes, only X-Man was worthy of their attention. As for Thor and the others, their level was too low. In the eyes of the Ivory King, they were no different from dust.

To put it bluntly, the aftermath of the battle alone would probably kill them.

The Ivory King's eyes flashed, and the next second he appeared behind X-Man. Since he had decided to fight, he had to end the battle as quickly as possible, even if it meant a sneak attack.

However, just as he finished teleporting, he found himself still in front of Yang Le, because Yang Le already knew what he was going to do before he teleported, and turned around in advance just in time to see the scene when he was teleported.

The Ivory King gritted his teeth and without any hesitation, shot the energy gathered in his hand towards X-Man.

X-Man simply raised his right hand slightly and drew a counterclockwise circle in the air. Then, the amazing energy flow flowed back at an even faster speed, returning to the palm of the Ivory King's hand. Then, the Ivory King, as if the reverse button had been pressed, was teleported back to his companions.

However, the Ivory King who was being pushed back did not notice this scene. His eyes flashed again, and he was about to activate his teleportation ability again, but was held down by his companion beside him.

"What's wrong?" asked the Ivory King in confusion.

"He just made you go back in time." The companion explained solemnly.

"This is impossible." The Ivory King cried out in disbelief. "How could time affect us?"

His companion said nothing. If he hadn't seen it with his own eyes, he wouldn't have believed that the immortal transcendent gods could be affected by just time.

"Nothing is impossible," said X-Man. "This isn't some special power or skill. It's just that I'm the one wielding this power, and I figured you wouldn't know if I didn't tell you. Actually, this scene has already happened five times. If I hadn't gotten bored and not used time reversal on everyone, I'd really like to see how many times you'd notice something was wrong."

"I don't believe it!" The Ivory King's face was distorted. After obtaining the power of the Creator, they were the ones who played tricks on others, and it was never others' turn to play tricks on them.

"Stupid." X-Man shook his head, raising his right hand slightly. "I never thought you could be so clueless. I guess you wouldn't realize if I didn't tell you that you were in my hands the whole time, right?"

The Ivory King was furious. He was about to rebuke Superman X for his arrogant words, but he subconsciously glanced at Yang Le's palm. This one glance made him freeze in place.

There were three sesame-sized black spots on X-Man's palm. With the eyesight of the Ivory King, he could easily see the true appearance of the three 'sesame seeds'. Those three sesame seeds were... them?
The Ivory King's expression suddenly changed. He slowly turned his head, straining his vision to the limit. Sure enough, he saw X-Man's face. This wasn't an illusion; they had been physically manipulated the entire time. "Wait... wait a minute." The Ivory King finally felt fear. No matter how many Ivory Kings there were, they were no match for a being of this caliber. Beings of this caliber couldn't be dealt with simply by numbers.

"We have a mission that must be completed. You have to let us go." The Ivory King begged for mercy.

Faced with these ugly gods, Yang Le simply clenched his right hand and said, "I'm tired of it."

As Yang Le closed his right hand, the three transcendent gods disappeared without a trace. Even Thor and Hyperion knew that they could not escape, but they didn't know what X-Men had done with them.

X-Man cast his gaze towards the opened space crack. As he watched, the crack slowly closed and the space turned dark again.

"How are they?" Thor asked curiously.

"Just like their former companions," X-Man replied. "From now on, there will be no more Transcendents in the multiverse, but there are more than a dozen planets nurturing new life."

"That sounds good," Hyperion said with a smile. "Birth is always more joyful than death. It's a pity that our friends can't see this."

Thor was speechless. They had been walking on thin ice all the way. He didn't know how many people had fallen along the way. Now there were only him and Hyperion left. Thinking of this, the joy in Thor's heart was diluted a lot.

"At least it's over." Thor comforted, not knowing whether he was talking to Hyperion or to himself.

"No, this is not over yet." X-Man raised his hands. Although the culprit, the Transcendent Gods, had been killed, he still had a lot of things to do, such as repairing this broken multiverse.

Thor and Hyperion disappeared before they understood what X-Man meant. Not only did they disappear at the same time, but also the huge tree composed of the Abyss and the Lords of Nothingness.

That's right, if X-Man wants to restore everything, naturally, those lives that died because of the Transcendents are also indispensable. Astonishing power bursts out from X-Man, and one, two, three countless colorful spheres emerge from all parts of his body.

Those were the multiverses destroyed by the Beyonders, and X-Man put them back to their original positions. After all, X-Man also restored and reinforced the timeline to prevent it from being messed up again by the X-Men with the same surname as him.

Not only that, Yang Le also secretly used the power of X-Man to get himself a benefit, but it was impossible to hide this from Oz and Mammon, but they didn't say much.

X-Man also extracted most of the heroes' memories of the Secret War and restored time to before the Secret War. After all, too many ugly things happened during this period. In order to prevent any chaos in the universes that had been destroyed, Yang Le felt that it would be better for the Secret War to remain a secret forever.

(End of this chapter)