Bang! Bang! Bang!
Ego and Peter Quill clashed relentlessly in midair, neither holding back.
This was how fiercely a father and son could love and kill each other. Everywhere they passed bore the marks of destruction.
Overall, Ego held a slight advantage. After all, he was an old Celestials, and his efficiency in wielding energy was comparatively higher.
But ironically, even with the upper hand, Ego had no way of defeating his biological son in a short time—a son who shared his origin and was immortal so long as he relied on the planet's core.
This was destined to be a battle of attrition, but he was confident he would win.
Peter Quill ultimately had half the blood of a mortal. Compared to a Celestials, he was vastly inferior. He could grow tired and feel pain; as time passed, he would inevitably fall into decline. That would be the time for Ego to reap him.
Ego shoved hard, smashing Peter Quill into a rock wall.
Then he grabbed his face, tore him out of the wall, and hurled him viciously toward a boulder hundreds of meters away.
Peter Quill cried out in pain, quickly steadied himself, and climbed to his feet, staring at his Old Father from afar.
The next moment, both men roared and charged at each other.
As they flew, sand, gravel, and rock fragments rapidly gathered around their bodies.
Ego transformed into a hundred-meter-tall giant, while Peter Quill became an equally massive Pac-Man.
They collided in midair, and their huge bodies shattered at once, becoming countless rocks that scattered in every direction.
Ego and Peter Quill simultaneously seized each other's shoulders and spun as they crashed downward.
They slammed into the ground together. Peter Quill got up first and punched Ego in the back of the head.