"Not bad strength, but unfortunately, there is still an essential gap between you and me."
Amid his sigh.
Marquis of Death, gazing into the Cosmic Soup, gently shook his head and pronounced maliciously:
"As punishment and reward for daring to challenge me, I shall let you experience the gulf between Multiversal Level and Omniversal Level—a gulf as vast as heaven and earth..."
Unlike the DC World System, which usually excelled at using Dimensional Level to measure differences in strength.
The Marvel Universe System was better suited to measuring disparities in rank through Cosmic Level.
Planetary Level, Galactic Level, Single Universe Level, Multiversal Level, Mega-Universal Level, Omniversal Level...
Countless planets formed galaxies, countless galaxies formed a Single Universe... The gap between each level grew ever larger, and so on.
In short.
The definition of levels was fairly simple and clear—or rather, simple and brutal.
Whatever level of Cosmic Space you could influence determined what level of existence you were.
If you could affect the operation of an entire planet, even whether it existed or not, then you were Planetary Level!
Likewise, when you could affect the operation of the entire Omniverse, even whether it existed or not, then you were an Omniversal Level powerhouse!
Moreover, even among those of the same level, there was a clear barrier and gap between merely exerting slight influence over Cosmic Space of that level and being able to annihilate it with a flip of one's hand. Based on the extent of one's influence, one could determine what position that powerhouse held within that level.
For example, Infinite Ultron had already touched the threshold of Multiversal Level.
But even if he truly crossed it, he would only be a bewildered infant newly entering Multiversal Level.
In the eyes of Marquis of Death, whose strength had reached