"You and Gorr go to Indigell and let Kara and the others know. I'm going after the Celestials," Robet's voice rang out in Knull's newly emerged consciousness. "And don't get any ideas. Clark's strength isn't much weaker than mine. If you get beaten to death when the time comes, don't blame me for not warning you..."
"No, I want to go after the Celestials too!" Knull shouted instinctively when he heard Robet's voice, but in his senses, where were Robet and the Celestials now?
Yes, by then Robet and the Celestials had already vanished. Knull stood rooted to the spot, staring blankly at the scene in the Cosmic Void, and for a moment he actually did not know what to say.
"I came out of my home to deal with the Celestials. Even if I'm not strong enough to deal with them, couldn't you at least let me tag along and cheer you on? I genuinely want to see every last Celestial die right in front of me!" After a long while, Knull sighed helplessly and began muttering to himself.
"We only just met, right? You're really not afraid I'll attack your friends? You even made up some guy who's only a little weaker than you? Right, you said earlier there's a Celestial on Earth? Perfect. I can go take a look at Earth too!"
"And from what that Celestial meant earlier, there should still be other Celestials in the universe, right? Maybe I can't deal with all the Celestials, but taking care of one or two should be no problem. Thinking about it that way, staying behind doesn't seem so bad. After all, leaving the universe really is a little too dangerous."
At that thought, Knull felt a little better. Of course, the current Knull did not really have