There was no helping it. The Warp was simply too tempting. The extraordinary power it contained could be transformed into any form of power, and merely absorbing it could strengthen you. That growth wasn't limitless, of course, but it was still incredibly precious.
Most importantly, once a user connected to the Warp, they would gain infinite power. And this was infinite power!
What's more, this special dimensional space seemed to have no master. Odin was already old, and once he died, if they became the ruler of this dimension and gained infinite power, then they, the kings of their pantheons, would become the new kings of the gods. With infinite power, who could stand against them?
A dazzling future lay before them. That was why the pantheons that had discovered the Warp had, almost without exception, sealed themselves off and begun frantically studying this special dimension. Unaware of what was happening outside, they had no idea that this dimension had enveloped the entire universe. They still thought the Warp appeared only within the boundaries of their own pantheons.
They all believed this was an opportunity for their pantheon—a heaven-sent opportunity.
In the universe, unclaimed dimensions were exceedingly rare. Most dimensions already had masters, and the extraordinary powers within them belonged to someone. What's more, dimensions differed in strength.
The weak ones held no appeal for them. Well, even if they did, they couldn't take them. The powerful ones were beyond their reach, already claimed by others. Finding an unclaimed dimension with an exceptionally powerful nature was incredibly difficult. Whenever one appeared, a savage struggle would inevitably follow, until a victor emerged.
The dimensions of Hell were a good example. Marvel's Hell was made up of countless infernal dimensions. The many demons of Hell fought and slaughtered one another in an