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Chapter 344 Eternal Counterattack

In the First Celestial Universe, the chase continues.

Russell was like a locust swarm, devouring all matter and energy along its path as it fled.

The First Azure Sky roared repeatedly, but there was nothing it could do.

As a unified monolithic universe, the First Celestial Universe has a stable structure and cannot easily separate and discard the region where Russell resides.

If the First Sky insists on doing this, it would be tantamount to cutting off a piece of flesh from its body. The current situation has not deteriorated to the point that the First Sky has made the decision to cut off a piece of flesh.

Although he couldn't do anything to Russell, the progress of the First Sky in devouring Eternity wasn't delayed too much, and he could continue to tear Eternity apart.

Devouring eternity is the primary contradiction, while crushing the insects that bite him is the secondary contradiction. The First Heaven clearly understands which is more important.

Furthermore, the First Sky also had to consider a problem: what if Russell refused to accept the cut-off piece of flesh and continued to harass the First Sky's main universe?

Thus, the First Heaven tacitly approved the continuation of the current situation.

But some disagree—forever!

In this situation, Eternal is undoubtedly the one that suffers the greatest loss.

Upon learning of Tony Stark 616's and Galactus's plans, Eternity immediately created a world where time was almost frozen relative to the outside world, and transferred the personnel, equipment, and materials that Tony Stark 616 needed there, according to his requirements.

There's no need to seek help from the Supreme Masters; Eternity is the best time management master.

In the blink of an eye, high-tech weapons targeting the First Celestial Universe had completed the entire process from conception to mass production.

Eternity launched its counterattack, spitting its venom at the First Sky.

Eternity continues to scatter stars under the tearing and erosion of the First Heaven, but these stars have changed compared to before.

Countless cosmic weapons were hidden within, falling into the First Celestial Universe as the Eternal Universe detached from it.

The first weapon to be unveiled is the wormhole weapon.

Upon entering the First Sky Universe, the wormhole weapon tore through the spacetime of the First Sky Universe, opening wormholes leading to random locations. Other weapons then spread throughout the First Sky Universe via these wormholes.

"What is this?"

White light—a color that had been absent from the First Celestial Universe for a long time since the War of the Gods, except for darkness and deep blue.

A member of the Dark Celestials, who was pretending to block Russell's path, picked up a white piece of paper floating in the void.

This white piece of paper has no volume or mass, and is enveloped by a force field, not in contact with any matter.

This displeased the Dark Gods, whose energy flow easily disrupted the force field.

The next instant, a suction force came from the white paper, and the Dark Gods almost lost control of their bodies and fell towards the white paper.

Ok?

Russell, who was searching for food, suddenly realized something was wrong.

The spacetime dimension in front of him was collapsing rapidly and spreading wildly at the speed of light.

Ten-dimensional, nine-dimensional, eight-dimensional, two-dimensional.

Moments later, the three-dimensional space in front of Russell collapsed, and the two-dimensional space rapidly expanded, causing an even larger-scale fall until it reached Russell's front.

"Holy crap, a two-dimensional foil!"

Seeing this, Russell couldn't help but complain.

He was beginning to wonder if the First Universe was actually the Trisolaran civilization's universe.

The process of two-dimensionalization did not stop because of Russell's criticism; it quickly swept past Russell and spread into the distance. However, there was no more matter ahead of it that could be compressed.

A two-dimensional image unfolds in the first celestial universe, but the only flaw is that the image is missing a piece, and the gap is still widening.

This wasn't the only instance; by the time Russell encountered the two-dimensional foil, it had already become rampant in the First Universe.

The weapons targeting the First Celestial Universe are far more than just two-dimensional foils.

Nanobugs, weapons targeting ordinary matter within the First Firmament universe, are multiplying exponentially. These nanobugs constantly devour matter within the First Firmament, transforming it into new nanobugs, which then repeat the process.

The Superfluid Domain Conversion Device attempts to transform the First Dome from a monolithic universe into a multiverse by generating superfluids throughout the First Dome universe, thereby cutting through various parts of the First Dome.

Science, a gift from the sixth multiverse, has now done Eternity a great favor.

These successive attacks with high-tech weapons have left First Sky in a state of utter chaos.

Left with no other choice, the First Firmament withdrew the Dark Celestials group that was pursuing Russell and ordered them to go to various parts of the universe to eliminate these things that were wreaking havoc on the First Firmament universe.

However, as a single universe that has been stagnant for a long time, the First Heaven will not age or weaken; it is more powerful than eternity.

However, the number of Dark Gods in the First Celestial Universe cannot compare with the productivity of countless civilizations in the Eternal Universe.

Even if the Dark Gods mobilized their entire force, they would be powerless against the various weapons constantly being unleashed from the Eternal Universe and hurled at every corner of the First Celestial Universe.

Fortunately, the First Sky quickly discovered the source of these weapons.

He reacted swiftly, sealing off the spacetime surrounding the matter and energy being hurled from the eternal universe, encapsulating all these specks.

Nevertheless, the first batch of weapons has already spread throughout the First Sky Universe, and even without further supplies, the First Sky cannot completely eliminate them in a short period of time.

Even the First Firmament might not be able to eliminate them at all.

Gradually, Russell was astonished by the First Firmament universe he saw.

Compared to the Eternal Universe, the First Celestial Universe is teeming with all sorts of dangerous weapons.

Two-dimensional foils are everywhere, giant black holes that devour everything, and regions with zero speed of light.

"No wonder there is no civilization in the First Celestial Universe. This is no place where ordinary civilizations can survive."

"Wait, where would these technological weapons come from if there were no civilization?"

Russell frowned, noticing the blind spot, but didn't suspect that these weapons came from the eternal universe.

He encountered these weapons shortly after entering the First Sky Universe, assuming they were a specialty of the First Sky Universe.

If Russell was shocked by the proliferation of these dangerous weapons, then the First Firmament was enraged.

And the fear hidden deep within the anger.

The First Heaven couldn't help but recall the war between the gods.

At first, the First Sky found it amusing to watch his two creations go to war because of their differing ideologies.

Whether it's the Dark Gods who have won the favor of the First Heaven, or the Colorful Gods who are disliked by the First Heaven.

In the eyes of the First Heaven, they were nothing more than toys. Their life-or-death war was nothing more than a spectacle in the First Heaven's eyes, like two slaves dueling in the ancient Roman Colosseum.

But it was the playful antics of these two toys that ultimately severely damaged the First Sky, almost destroying it.

Similarly, Eternal's unintentional counterattack now appears to pose a dramatically increased threat in the eyes of the First Sky.

First Sky began to feel fear, fear that the various weapons raging within him would eventually kill him!

Fear drove the First Firmament to anger, anger at its eternal defiance.

"I just want to take back what's mine, to be whole again! What did I do wrong?! Why are you all stopping me?!"

A roar resounded beyond all things, echoing throughout the First Celestial Universe and the Eternal Universe.

What followed were two agonizing screams.

The First Sky simultaneously exerted force with both claws, tearing another large hole in Eternity's chest. And this was only the beginning.

Completely driven mad, the First Sky howled as it desperately tore at Eternity and itself.

Cracks rapidly appeared on Eternal's body and gradually spread throughout his entire body. From a distance, Eternal looked like a piece of porcelain covered in cracks, about to shatter.

The First Sky was in no better shape; a large hole had been torn open in his chest, and every second, countless substances and energies flowed out like blood, sprinkling into all things.

Both sides suffer heavy losses. The First Sky's reckless act of tearing itself apart from Eternity is undoubtedly a lose-lose situation. It is no exaggeration to say that it is killing a thousand enemies while losing eight hundred of your own.

In this way, even if the First Firmament eventually succeeds in devouring Eternity, he will not obtain the completeness he desires.

Because he also lost a lot in this cosmic war.

Beyond reality, in a place where all possibilities exist, Queen Neverland watched this scene with a heavy heart. She quickly relayed the situation to the various multiverse entities throughout history.

"Second Multiverse, Third Multiverse, Fifth Multiverse, Sixth Multiverse, Seventh Infinity, how much longer will it take you to cross the infinite space and enter? The First Celestial has gone mad; he is currently attacking Eternity frantically, even at the cost of self-harm."

"We'll be there soon!" The Second Multiverse (Creator) had a solemn expression. One of his avatars in the Eternal Universe also sensed the anomaly; the First Heaven's reaction was far too intense.

Although the Creator intended to use someone else to do his dirty work, he used the First Heaven to severely injure Eternity, causing Eternity to enter the cycle of reincarnation and be reborn ahead of time.

But judging from the current state of the First Heaven, the Creator will likely not only be severely injured, but will be completely torn apart and devoured by the First Heaven.

This is not what the Creator wanted to see.

When the nest is overturned, no egg remains intact.

Eternal was killed directly by the First Firmament. The second multiverse, which the Creator had painstakingly supported, would also perish along with Eternal's ancient god race.

With this in mind, the Creator's avatar left in the Eternal Universe began to act. He first contacted Eternity: "Eighth Multiverse, hand over control of the World Tree to me."

Yongheng remained silent, but quietly transferred the World Tree permissions.

The World Tree, a wonder that stretches across much of the Marvel Universe, has stopped growing in recent years.

The reason is simple: the five incarnations from various multiverses throughout history returned from the other side unable to bring back any energy, and therefore needed to borrow other forms of energy to fight. Thus, all the energy accumulated by the World Tree in recent years has been used to supply these five incarnations.

These energies were divided into five equal parts, each of which was twenty percent, exactly the amount the Creator had promised Russell.

Normally, the task of flanking should be undertaken by the Infinite One, who controls space, as she can effectively prevent the First Firmament from escaping.

However, because the Creator secretly diverted the energy used to deal with the First Firmament, when the other four multiverse entities from different eras attacked the First Firmament, the Creator could only reduce his involvement under the pretext of standing by.

This also led to a "mistake," giving First Sky and Eternity the time and space to fight each other alone.

Now, the Creator is primarily responsible for fixing this "flaw".

A burst of starlight flashed, and the Creator's avatar in the eternal universe vanished, disappearing into the World Tree.

As if summoned by some mysterious force, the World Tree, which had stopped growing, rioted and began to grow rapidly again at an astonishing rate.

The roots of the World Tree spread and extend, deeply penetrating the real universe, greedily absorbing matter and energy from it, and continuously transporting it to various parts of the World Tree through complex channels.

The trunk of the World Tree grew thicker at a visible rate, and its branches spread rapidly, sprouting tender leaves.

In just a short while, the World Tree, which had previously only spread across most of the Eternal Universe, grew much larger and now covered almost every corner of the Eternal Universe.

The roots of the World Tree are closely connected and deeply intertwined with the eternal universe, like the sinews of eternity, while the trunk is like the bones of eternity.

Beyond all things, the First Heaven discovered an anomaly: its ability to tear apart eternity had weakened, as if an additional resistance had appeared.

The First Sky looked down and saw countless threads spreading within Yongheng's body, just like how an ordinary person stitches up an external wound. These threads intertwined, stitching up the cracks on Yongheng's body.

First Sky understood: someone was helping Eternity. But he could only fight alone, surrounded by foolish ambitious individuals.

In that instant, the First Sky began to doubt its initial choice for the first time.

If he allowed his creations (the Dark Celestials and the Colored Celestials), and the creations of his creations (the life and civilization created by the Colored Celestials) to evolve with him, wouldn't he have avoided this situation of fighting alone?

In fact, the war of the gods will never happen; it has always been the only reality in this void.

For some reason, the First Sky felt tired.

The emergence of this strange emotion stemmed from the decadent state of the universe within him.

The First Heaven is aging, it is dying.

When the universe within the body undergoes drastic changes, it is no longer an unchanging darkness and nothingness, and the First Heaven is no longer forever young or forever powerful.

"I'm going to die."

A thought suddenly occurred to him, startling the First Sky.

He didn't understand why he had this feeling, but the feeling appeared and throbbed strongly, as if telling the First Heaven that this was the truth, a truth he couldn't stop.

"I'm going to die!"

The First Sky grinned maliciously.

Destruction and madness are like inseparable twins, and the First Firmament, realizing its impending demise, became even more insane.

First Sky pulled his hands out of his chest, and this time it went surprisingly smoothly.

—Eternity, nearly torn apart, no longer stopped the First Heaven. Eternity began to fear, fear of angering the First Heaven, this madman.

After the arm was freed, the shackles of the Fifth Multiverse could no longer bind the First Heaven. The First Heaven struggled, and the shackles broke.

After freeing his hands, the First Sky made an unexpected decision, a decision that Eternity would regret.

First Sky reached into his own chest, grabbed Eternal's head, and forcibly pulled Eternal out of his body.

"The eighth universe, eternal. My descendants, I am about to die."

The First Sky drew closer, gazing at Eternity's eyes, which shimmered with a deep blue light.

"Meet me in this death!"

sizzle-

The claws slid down with a hissing sound, and the First Firmament easily tore cracks into the surface of Eternity.

Freed from its constraints, the First Firmament demonstrated its overwhelming combat advantage over Eternity as a more powerful single universe.

"I won't die, you can't kill me!" Eternal cried out in agony as his superfluid domain rapidly recovered, quickly transforming from a single-universe form back to a multiverse form.

"What if I told you that even if you reverted to your multiverse form, I could easily kill you?"

(End of this chapter)