It was precisely because dimensions and universes both had upper limits that those dimensional powerhouses, who already stood at the top of the pyramid, naturally did not want anyone else reaching their position.
After all, the more top-tier powerhouses were born, the smaller the benefits these original top-tier powerhouses would receive. So they could not have wished more strongly for Clark and Darkseid to perish together in this great battle—or at the very least, for both sides to suffer grievous losses.
If Clark and Darkseid really did both end up badly wounded, these top-tier powerhouses definitely would not let the opportunity pass. And if such top-level powerhouses truly died and left corpses behind, that in itself would be a kind of resource.
Just like the Celestial's head in Knowhere, if Clark and Darkseid truly died and some remains were left behind, then even developing into a special independent dimension would not be impossible.
Bang!
Bang!
Bang!
Under the gazes of these top-tier powerhouses, Clark and Darkseid had long since fought themselves into real fury. Both of them bore injuries, but it was very obvious that Clark's wounds were more serious, dimming even the golden radiance around him.
As for the tangible golden barrier Clark had condensed earlier, it had long since been shattered in his battle with Darkseid.
So Clark was also well aware that there was still a slight gap between his strength and Darkseid's. It was just that this gap was not particularly large, at least not to the point of being overwhelming. Otherwise, Clark would not still have been able to fight Darkseid now, much less injure Darkseid during the battle.
What Clark did not know, however, was that Darkseid was indeed very furious right now, but he still had not used the ultimate power contained within