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Chapter 1011 Can omniscient and omnipotent beings be compared in size?

Eternity is the embodiment of time and the collective consciousness of the current Marvel multiverse, also known as the Seventh Firmament, meaning it is the seventh generation of the Marvel universe. Eternity can be simply understood as the embodiment of the entire multiverse or the current universe, depending on whether it represents the multiverse or the current single universe.

However, this conclusion is somewhat of a generalization. The cosmic consciousness of the Seventh Heaven, or rather the Sixth Multiverse, is quite unique, possessing two manifestations. Eternity represents time, and it also has a sister (in the human sense) Infinity, which is the manifestation of cosmic space.

Of course, these aren't the main points. The main point is that the emergence of Eternity signifies that Marvel's top-tier team in terms of cosmic structure is finally ready to intervene in the Secret Wars. Of course, Peter doesn't think these people will actually be of any use.

After all, he'd encountered all sorts of powerful figures, abstract entities, and even been hung up and spun around in court more than once or twice. He was just a little curious about what Eternity intended to tell him—was he missing something, or were the abstract entities planning to offer him some assistance?

As a result, Yongheng's words were a bit inexplicable.

You are connected with my messenger, or rather, in a sense, you are my messenger yourself, which is why I can contact you directly.

"Um, you mean you weren't able to contact me before?"

The power of the Beyonder is too great, which is why I cannot contact others without being detected by the individuals you call Doom.

Peter rubbed his temples, finally understanding. Simply put, Eternity couldn't contact the Battle Realm without Doom's knowledge, so they had to come to Peter. But speaking of which, this Captain Universe's mysterious power was born from the Concord Engine, surpassing even the gods, and he's the opposite and nemesis of the Black Emperor, Knull. Now Eternity is using him as an envoy—isn't that a bit too much of a title?

Peter then thought for a moment: "Then why did you come to me? I mean, why now? I didn't just acquire this mysterious power recently, and even earlier, when the Beyonders first entered the universe, you, or rather you, should have reacted."

Peter was speechless at Eternity's answer: "The Beyonder has no ill intentions and will not cause any harm to the universe itself."

So you only came to us because Doom could blow up the entire multiverse?

Peter was almost amused by the absurdity of it all: "So you came here to—"

I'm here to offer help. You need the means and power to fight against the Beyonders or Doom, and I can provide those.

Peter calmed himself down and asked what the eternal method was. He then heard a brilliant answer, and his expression turned strange. He wasn't frightened by the method itself, but rather surprised that he had forgotten about it.

Peter immediately returned to the Concorde engine. This time, the Concorde engine did not prevent him from obtaining information. Peter picked up Anansi: "I have something to discuss with you."

"What is it, concerning the Black-Clad Emperor?"

"No, it's about lies."

Peter explained Eternity's "ingenious method," or rather, he used Captain Universe's power to create a blackboard to write on: "Did you know that there are differences between infinity? In fact, some infinityes are larger than others. As long as the conditions are limited, you can compare infinityes?"

"I'm bad at math, you know that, I'm Black—a Black god, but it doesn't matter, go on."

"Therefore, we must assume that Doom's omniscience and omnipotence, or the omniscience and omnipotence of the transcendent, are comparable. For example, the complete Infinity Gauntlet could also be omniscience and omnipotent, but it would be weaker than the omniscience and omnipotence of the transcendent. But what if we say that the transcendent's power is itself limited by its own thoughts? Does its omniscience and omnipotence depend entirely on its own thinking?"

Anansi seemed to understand Peter's thoughts: "You mean, although both are omniscient and omnipotent, their abilities still differ. And the one who surpasses them can 'think' about the scope of their own omniscience and omnipotence. If they believe their omniscience and omnipotence is merely at a lower level within a certain, well, omniscience and omnipotence, then they can be weakened."

"Absolutely correct!"

Peter became excited; he himself hadn't thought of or even remembered this method. In fact, this method had appeared in the comics, where the Beyonder was convinced he was an incomplete Cosmic Cube, and that merging with Molecule Man Owen Reese would make him a complete Cosmic Cube. Using this method, they actually managed to put the Beyonder, as a Cosmic Cube, into a deep sleep.

Undoubtedly, the Beyonder who is now waging this secret war knows that he is far more powerful than the Cosmic Cube, but how much more powerful is he? That might be enough for Doom to "think" for himself.

Now only three questions lie before Anansi, the veteran god of lies.

"First, how do we deceive Doom with this enormous lie? The prerequisite for doing so is that the one lying is an omniscient and omnipotent being, capable of making Doom unaware of it."

"That's simple. Eternity has already talked to me about it. The entire multiverse will cooperate with us to make Doom believe that his omniscience and omnipotence possess certain powers."

What do you mean by "Eternity has talked to you"? What do you mean by "the entire multiverse will cooperate"? Did you just see something incredible for a moment? After a brief pause, Anansi posed the second problem: "So the second problem is, if you intend to deceive Doom with lies, then at least the liar needs to possess omniscience and omnipotence, at least know what omniscience and omnipotence are. You can cheat a businessman out of money, but you won't cheat a beggar out of money, because he has no money."

Similarly, Anansi doesn't know what omniscience and omnipotence are, so how can he weave omniscience and omnipotence into lies?

Peter simply circled the words on the blackboard for Anansi: "So the Concord Engine is open to us, the omniscient Concord Engine. Everything around it will operate according to your thoughts, omniscient and omnipotent within a limited scope." Peter smiled, then looked at Anansi: "Do you have any more questions?"

"Yes, I wasn't there in person. This was just a clone, and it only has a head left."

Anansi posed the most practical and direct question: "So if you're really going to tell this lie, you need a god of lies, a sufficiently good god of lies. But that's not lacking, is it? You just need to figure out how to convince him."

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