Eternity was one of the four abstract entities, born after the Big Bang. It represented time throughout the universe and its concrete manifestation, while also serving as the collective consciousness of all life in the universe.
It could be said that Eternity was the physical embodiment of the universe.
As the physical embodiment of the universe, Eternity existed in every universe. The Eternity Chen Mu wanted to deal with now was the one in this universe—essentially a clone of Eternity, or perhaps a "cell."
As long as Eternity in this world could be analyzed, the benefits to Multiverse China would naturally be immeasurable.
Eternity was nearly omnipotent. Its movement could not be measured by speed, and it did not need to breathe. It could wield every kind of cosmic ray, knew all things in the universe, possessed unimaginable power, could warp reality, govern space, manipulate time, command all magic, wield the voice of immortality, and was omniscient and omnipotent. Any power one could imagine, it possessed.
Moreover, Eternity had another identity: it was the creator of most Celestials. In other words, the Celestials were merely creations of Eternity, while the Eternals were merely creations of the Celestials.
At present, Multiverse China's strongest figures—Chen Mu, Nezha, Yang Jian, and the others—were merely enhanced versions of the Eternals. They might be able to contend with the Celestials, but they could never be Eternity's match.
Therefore, if Chen Mu wanted to obtain Eternity's power, he had to wait for the right time, place, and circumstances—for an exceptionally good opportunity.
And now, that opportunity had arrived!
Eternity was so powerful that it should have been impossible to target it. Fortunately, however, Eternity in this universe had yet to awaken and was not particularly powerful. Furthermore, Chen Mu came from another universe, and his body