"What the hell is this guy's problem?" Watching Hyperion chase after Thanos and start fighting him, even flying toward space as they fought, Pietro and the others were immediately unhappy.
What kind of joke was this? This was supposed to be the Avengers' opponent, and now Hyperion had just snatched him away. How were they supposed to accept that?
After all, the Eternals had been controlled by Thanos before. If Robet had not disabled the Infinity Stones, the Eternals would probably have had to fight the Avengers first.
How could things have turned out like this, with them not only regaining their senses, but also angrily attacking Thanos, leaving the Avengers, who had been ready to make a move, frozen in place?
"I'm very sorry." Hearing Pietro's complaint, Gilgamesh flew over to the Avengers with an apologetic expression and said, "And thank you for stepping in. Otherwise, we really don't know what we would have done after being controlled by Thanos."
Although they were a race created by the Celestials, and although the Celestials had previously implanted false memories in them, making them help the Celestials destroy one civilization after another all this time, at their core, the Eternals were not an evil, ambitious race. The foundation of this race still lay in protection and the side of goodness.
This was also the character trait the Celestials had set when they created the Eternals, making the Eternals more willing to protect justice and eliminate evil.
In a sense, the Eternals were the race of Angels created by the Celestials, while the Deviants were the Demons created by the Celestials.
Only when both sides performed their own duties could civilization develop more effectively into the form the Celestials wanted to see.
This kind of maneuver was actually not rare, or rather,