"Done? Just like that?"
Steve watched Yinsen fiddle with it a few times and declare it finished, finding it hard to believe.
Yinsen was powerful, sure, but this was creating a new Worldline. Calling it the creation of an entire world would not have been an exaggeration. Could it really be this simple?
"Of course it's simple. The world already exists. I only need to extract it, copy it, and let it develop naturally. There's no need to do much else."
Compared to creating a world from nothing, this work was genuinely not difficult—especially for Yinsen, who had spent who knew how many years in secluded training within the Main God Universe and learned plenty of related knowledge.
"Fine!"
Steve shook his head helplessly. He should not have regarded this guy as human in the first place... Besides, Yinsen was originally one of the gods. Based on the power he had displayed, he deserved to be called a god far more than Thor did.
"What should I do?"
"Simple!"
Yinsen first tapped the thin membrane protecting Steve, then pointed toward the newly born sphere of light. A long path appeared between Steve and that glowing mass.
"Just follow this road and walk over."
"That's it?"
"That's it!"
Steve did not ask anything else, nor did he question whether the road Yinsen had "created" might be dangerous. He had gradually accepted one fact: this guy could do anything.
"Then let's say goodbye here. Thank you for everything you've done for me."
"It's nothing. I did this for myself too."
Yinsen's greatest purpose in doing all this was simply to make himself happy—to satisfy himself.
Steve did not argue with Yinsen. He smiled and nodded, said goodbye to Tony, then resolutely stepped onto the path formed from energy.
Although the road looked