"No! Precisely because Nemesis is the greatest threat, I have even more reason to fight you!" After Robet came back to himself, he slowly shook his head, looked at Jehovah, and said gravely.
"You?!" Jehovah's expression stiffened again at that. He truly did not want to fight Robet, because there was absolutely no benefit in it for him.
The information Jehovah had told Robet about Nemesis earlier had not been a lie either, because lies held no meaning to powerhouses of this level.
Jehovah was also waiting for Nemesis to awaken, waiting for Nemesis to destroy the entire multiverse, because that would be the moment when Jehovah truly ought to make his move.
Whether it was Lucifer or Darkseid before, they had both, in truth, been Jehovah's pawns.
Before the multiverse was born, Jehovah first created Lucifer, having him observe the development of the multiverse while better concealing Jehovah's own existence.
After all, it was not impossible for a powerhouse like Lucifer to be reawakened in the end because certain rules within the multiverse had been triggered.
Especially after Jehovah gave Lucifer some ambiguous memories, even the Creation Gods could not tell whether Lucifer had truly been reborn, or whether he was a new individual once evolved by the rules.
This could better draw the attention of those Creation Gods on the surface, and it could also allow him to better hide his own existence within the multiverse.
Unlike Lucifer, who stood high above all, Jehovah did not ignore the weak Holy Light Dimension that existed in every universe. He replaced the consciousness of each universe's Jehovah and perfectly merged into that role.
In the Marvel Universe, Jehovah was nothing more than an ordinary Skyfather-level powerhouse, one who could not even defeat Odin, but all of that was merely appearances.