At this point, Clark was in no hurry to return to the multiverse, because without Robet leading the way, Clark actually had no way of leaving the multiverse.
Franklin and the Creation Gods had been able to appear here by relying on the authority of the Creation Gods. If one truly wanted to leave the multiverse, one still had to reach Megaverse Level and genuinely transcend the multiverse.
It was just like how it was very difficult for a universe-level being to leave a single universe; only a multiverse-level being could transcend a single universe.
Otherwise, those so-called multiverse-level Dimensional Demon Gods would have left the multiverse long ago and run off to other multiverses to wreak havoc.
And Clark was very curious about other multiverses as well, especially that DC Multiverse, which was even more powerful than the multiverse evolved by Jehovah.
In front of that DC Multiverse, Jehovah was like a pirated copy. No wonder Jehovah's mindset had collapsed so badly before, to the point that he had not even felt like resisting at first.
"That multiverse? It isn't any weaker than your multiverse. Although it has no part that belongs to the Marvel Universe, it's probably the most powerful one among all DC Multiverses," the Living Tribunal explained directly, not hiding anything in the face of Clark's curiosity.
As it turned out, the multiverses within the omniverse were not limited to just the few nearby. Perhaps the number of multiverses was not as great as the number of single universes within a multiverse, but there were definitely no few of them.
Think about it: an existence like Jehovah, who had only just advanced to omniverse level, could evolve a multiverse. This meant that behind every omniverse-level being, there was essentially a multiverse.
And if one counted those