After a pause, Immortal Kang added, "Chthon was the first to come into contact with the Doomsday Gene. Unfortunately, he lacked even the slightest scientific spirit. He was merely an unambitious Dark Mage, forever living off his past achievements.
"Otherwise, he would have been the one to create Perfect Doomsday, and he would not have remained a failure all this time."
Immortal Kang held Chthon in great contempt—not contempt for his strength, but as a top scientist, he despised anyone who lacked scientific spirit.
What was scientific spirit? The pursuit of knowledge, creation, experimentation, verification, and constant progress. Chthon had lived for far too long and had lost his creativity. His strength was indeed still increasing, but his method of improvement was fixed—spreading faith and harvesting followers.
That was also the greatest difference between Andrew and those old Multiversal Entities. He was young, so he was full of vitality and drive.
Chthon gritted his teeth as he listened. What the hell did I ever do to you? You're in the middle of a final battle, yet you're both looking down on me?
"You have indeed researched quite a lot, but you still haven't fully understood it. That is a fact."
Andrew smiled and continued, "If you had fully understood it, you would know exactly what is going on with your current condition."
Immortal Kang asked suspiciously, "I haven't fully understood it? Don't tell me you have?"
"Of course I haven't. I'm an expert in Abilities, but when it comes to biotechnology, I understand six of the seven openings—meaning I don't understand a thing."
Andrew shrugged and said, "But someone has figured it out. I'm sure you can guess who that person is."
"Mechanical Demon King!"
Immortal Kang said with an ugly expression, "Mechanical Demon King and Chthon obtained the Doomsday