"If these genetic seeds are fine, then what about the power inside them?"
The Watcher began analyzing the chakra in the vial. It was a transcendent power he had never seen or known before—a genuine supernatural force. With only a small amount of it, and through specific methods, a person could use their physical body to interfere with the laws of the universe.
What was more, it had an astonishing potential for widespread use. Any living thing with spiritual and vital energy could synthesize and produce this transcendent power.
It could be said that this was an extraordinarily versatile and broadly applicable power, with enough strength to completely outclass nearly every supernatural force currently found in the Marvel Universe. Of course, by "outclass," he didn't mean sheer power, but rather its advantage in versatility and its value to a civilization.
After all, most supernatural powers in the Marvel Universe lacked broad applicability. Some could only affect a single individual, and many were not particularly powerful or capable of growth.
Even so-called magic was unsuitable for use by an entire civilization. At its core, magic was a form of borrowing. Make magic widespread? Turn everyone into a wizard?
That would be like the entire civilization taking out loans together, then being treated like chickens on a farm and forced to repay those debts with their lives, wouldn't it? It was madness!
Even the Watcher, a being from a top-tier civilization whose entire population had already ascended, thought this supernatural power held tremendous potential—especially for ordinary civilizations whose technological levels had yet to reach a certain threshold.
This supernatural power could allow a civilization to leap forward in development in an extremely short time.
Of course, that depended on making this power available to everyone, and on the civilization recognizing its potential