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Chapter 1014 Complete Lockdown

The weakness of the Transcendent is that he must maintain linear time, a fact that the Transcendent knows, the Rebel knows, and Doom naturally knows as well.

Therefore, protecting the past has always been Doom's top priority. It was precisely because of this that Reed, who traveled back in time, wielding the Ultimate Eraser and riding in the Fantastic Four's flying car, encountered the expected obstacle—waves upon waves of Doom robots.

Accompanying him were other members of the Reed family and Iron Boy, the Kang of the past before he became Kang the Conqueror. As the best time traveler, he also joined the journey to the past, but each of them went to a different point in time. They were looking for the most suitable moment to confront or rather, eliminate Doom.

"Because they couldn't interfere with their own past, they chose to isolate themselves from their own timeline, isolating not only themselves but also anyone who interfered with their past?"

When Reed was transported to the past, he found himself hundreds of kilometers away from Doom. This was undoubtedly Doom's doing, using the power of the Beyonder and his own magic to forcibly protect his past.

But this was of little use. After all, Reed possessed one of the most powerful weapons in the entire multiverse. He could risk destroying the entire timeline to erase the entire region, or even erase the entire multiverse and gamble that the Beyonders of the past would restore everything. However, before he could do so, a bootleg Elvis floated upside down in front of him.

"Hey friend, what are you doing? Are you planning to destroy the Battle Realm and trigger my erasure mechanism?"

Logically, your rules should only apply to participants in the Secret Wars, but I don't think I'm considered a Secret Wars participant anymore.

The surpasser of the Secret Wars.

The Beyonder narrowed his eyes, looked at Reed, and then smiled: "Perhaps that's true, but I still won't let you sabotage the secret war. You can still act, but you still won't succeed."

While listening to the Beyonder's nonsense, Reed transformed himself into a Super Gluten Man, wrapped himself around a Doom robot, and began releasing the Ultimate Eraser. After eliminating the thing, he asked the Beyonder, "What are you trying to say? You have absolute confidence in your own power?! Or have you already seen the future?"

"Both. I am confident in my unparalleled strength, and I also foresee your doom. You are destined to fight a futile battle, and you will all fall at Doom's feet in the end."

The Beyonder looked at Reed, who was still fighting the Doom robot, and said. But Reed suddenly said, "But you are still not omniscient and omnipotent. For example, that question you've been exploring. You don't know the answer, or you already know it, but you can't understand it. This fully demonstrates that your omniscience and omnipotence have limitations."

The Beyonder didn't deny Reed's statement at all, but continued to state his own opinion: "Of course I know what makes a hero and what makes a villain. Of course I know, for example, you, Reed Richards—"

"I am not a superhero, I never have been."

After stuffing himself into a Doom robot and then popping out again, Reed silenced the Beyonder with a single sentence.

Because for a moment he didn't know how to understand Reed's words, after all—

Reed Richards should undoubtedly be a superhero.

The one who surpassed then shrugged: "Whatever, do as you please."

Reed charged toward the Doom of the past, doing everything in his power to destroy all obstacles in his path. The obstacles that appeared ahead were simply more and more Doom robots, until one moment, a person who felt incredibly familiar to Reed appeared.

Conqueror Kang, or at least a variant of Kang, appeared before Reed. Reed decisively drew the Ultimate Eraser and pointed it at Kang, startling Kang so much that he could barely speak: "Wait, wait, don't point that thing at me, I'm not your enemy."

"So, are you Doom's enemy? If so, perhaps the greatest time traveler in human history can give me a suggestion: a point in time that will neither disrupt the continuity of time nor stop Doom."

"I can't do it. He's already invincible in his past. I'm here to persuade you to go back and not waste your time."

Reed frowned, but Kang showed him a scene where a Mr. Fantastic, who was not bound by any moral constraints, successfully found Doom, who had not yet possessed the Beyonder or even merged with the Concord Engine, and planned to strike first. However, just before he made his move, Mr. Fantastic began to melt, turning into a thick, gelatinous mass in a very short time.

Reed was stunned for a moment, because he had no idea how this was done.

"The power of the Beyonder is far greater than that of the Cosmic Cube, and it is also subject to more limitations in linear time. The Cosmic Cube can also transmit its power to other timelines through certain transdimensional means, but the power of the Beyonder cannot do that at all."

Conqueror Kang explained something that seemed completely unrelated, but Reed immediately realized what was going on: "You mean, Doom created the Cosmic Cube to protect his past self? Just like you used the device to transmit the Cosmic Cube's energy to various timelines?"

Conqueror Kang nodded helplessly: "No matter what you intend to do, you cannot succeed. The moment you aim at Doom and pull the trigger, he will know and then completely erase you. At that point, not only will you not be able to eliminate Doom, but you will even give this powerful weapon to Doom. If you really intend to use the Ultimate Eraser to eliminate Doom, you must surpass 'Omniscience'."

Reed remained silent for a moment. He had come to find the best opportunity to stop Doom, so there was no need to act now. But why was Kang the Conqueror saying all this? Why was Kang trying to stop him?

In the end, it all boiled down to one question.

"Why doesn't Doom just wipe us out?"

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