The Only Way to Survive, the Black King Society Reappears (Bonus Chapter)

Gilgamesh's headless body fell from between Bai Cangshu's left fingers. As a special race possessing what was effectively high-level immortality, the Eternals would revive even after death.

Bai Cangshu received no kill notification. These servants the Celestials had deliberately left behind to cultivate new members now acted like righteous champions, all revealing undisguised hostility toward Bai Cangshu.

Buzz~

The clash between the golden Ki Blast and Heat Vision did not last long. Almost instantly, Ikaris fearfully jerked his head aside, allowing the Dodon Ray to shoot past his ear and vanish into the sky.

Bai Cangshu flicked one hand in an instant, pointing at every Eternal, including Ikaris.

Golden Ki Blasts shot forth like beams of aurora.

Below, because Lu Chen had been forcibly stopped, the Chitauri Soldiers Thanos had brought escaped annihilation. This cold-blooded race armed with cutting-edge technology immediately swarmed toward the surviving humans.

Their mission was to follow Thanos and eradicate every living force until Thanos ordered them to stop.

Chaos erupted in an instant. Sersi, the Eternal clad in a green battle suit, was using molecular-level restructuring to try to repair the chunks of land Bai Cangshu had completely shattered and erased with a single punch.

The next moment, she was struck by dozens of energy beams.

The Eternals' mission was to protect the rise and development of civilization, allowing the Celestials within the planet to be successfully nurtured.

The Celestials were among the highest-tier cosmic entities in the Marvel World, and could also be regarded as embodiments of abstract concepts.

These cosmic gods were nurtured within certain worlds, constantly absorbing the power of civilization until, once their gestation was complete, they underwent Emergence.

So-called Emergence was when these highest-tier cosmic entities burst out from the planets that had nurtured them as wombs.

The complete extinction