"Really?"
"Of course."
Lake said with absolute certainty. If Heaven Nebula didn't have such an ability, then after all the work he had put in for so long, was he really just keeping himself busy for nothing?
Heaven Nebula, a nebula that existed in reality, had truly anchored and positioned Lake's illusory Chaos Universe within the Marvel Universe.
In practical terms, if Lake's chaos power came through Heaven Nebula, it would no longer diminish at all. One would remain one, and two would remain two.
In terms of reality, that meant part of Lake's Chaos Universe could already be said to have become real. Heaven Nebula would serve as Lake's anchor point.
Archimedes had once said that given a fulcrum, he could move the Earth.
Lake was the same.
With Heaven Nebula as his fulcrum, Lake could move not only the World Tree Universe, but the entire Marvel Universe as well.
How could he tolerate another person snoring beside his bed?
Lake wasn't as broad-minded as the Marvel Universe itself or the World Tree itself. The multiverse, parallel worlds—what a load of nonsense.
I want to rule heaven and earth, supreme above all!
Lake smiled at Anna. "However, if you want to go out, you'll still have to wait a little longer. Things are still somewhat chaotic over at Heaven Nebula."
Anna said, "It's fine as long as we can go out. Can you see Earth from there?"
Lake shrugged. "If we get a huge telescope or something, we should be able to see the Statue of Liberty."
Anna smiled. "I don't want to see the Statue of Liberty. I want to see you."
Tiffany, who was standing nearby, noticed the temperature of the air becoming strange and hurriedly coughed, nipping the scene that might have followed in the bud.