Wordless Annihilation

In the Living Tribunal's view, the answer should have been chosen from among Eternity, who wielded the Power of Time; Infinity, who commanded infinite space; or Death, who governed death and rebirth.

The advantages of those three were simply too obvious.

No one could resist the passage of time.

As the spatial progenitor of the entire multiverse, Infinity was equally not to be underestimated.

Even Death, who often bullied mortals, represented the finality of death itself. Death was something that many incarnations of laws, including him, could never surpass no matter how hard they tried throughout their lives.

But...

AAO answered like this.

"Galactus at saturation, and Annihilation in his normal state."

It did not match his prediction in the slightest!

"A Galactus within a single multiverse can easily reach saturation, but for Galactus himself to be in a saturated state, he would probably need as much energy as a universal reset. By then, the universe should also have reset, allowing him, the Lifebringer, to create everything anew."

That was why Galactus appeared as a villain in the comics.

As long as the universe did not perish, he would forever remain hungry.

Yet he was not completely a villain. He was merely following the cycle.

"And Annihilation possesses the power to return all things to nothingness," AAO answered.

"Past and future, above and below, size and scale, even death and rebirth—he can turn all phenomena that make logical sense within the universe into nothingness. Strength means nothing before him. He is both the beginning and the end."

If it was that Annihilation, he could certainly deal with the enemy!

Keeping his gaze fixed on the Mistress, the Living Tribunal raised a flag for his teammate without hesitation and accelerated.

To be honest, Lowett was confident he could keep them here.