Aaron let out a long sigh. "Space, Mind, Reality, Power, Time—five of the six Infinity Stones have appeared in the world. Only the Soul Stone is still nowhere to be found."
"This should count as a sign that a cosmic catastrophe is on the way." Slytherin shrugged indifferently, then changed the subject. "But Ancient One and Odin aren't dead yet, so the sky won't fall.
Even if it really does fall, it won't affect us, will it?"
Aaron opened his mouth as if to speak, but in the end, he said nothing.
Ancient One and Odin were both old schemers. He had always kept a respectful distance from them.
But he had to admit that those two big shots were also his potential allies.
If they fell, Earth's danger level would probably skyrocket. Could he still keep his head down and quietly build up his strength? The answer was no.
For the first time in a long while, Aaron felt crushing pressure. He felt that he absolutely had to become a god before Odin and Ancient One retired, or find himself a new backer. Otherwise, he simply would not feel safe.
"Ahem! We can think about that after we get back. We're still in a meeting!" Slytherin's voice suddenly rang out in Aaron's mind. He immediately adjusted his expression and shifted into a more comfortable sitting position.
"That's true, but you still have to rely on your own strength." Aaron put on a show of saying that, then continued, "Anything else?"
"No."
Aaron nodded slightly, then looked at the people on his right. "Those of you on Earth, report your situations too!"
"Hunting vampires." Frank glanced at Jane Volturi as he spoke. Only after seeing that her expression had not changed at all did he relax slightly. "I've taken quite