In the comics of the Marvel Universe, the Vengeful Goddess was an incomparably ancient and powerful existence.
She was a life-form that transcended the multiverse of the Marvel World, a solitary supreme entity that had existed before time and space appeared.
Thus, she could control everything in the universe, including time, space, reality, the mind, power, and the soul. She could also create, distort, or reorder any space-time and cause-and-effect relationship. She could make the entire infinite-dimensional universe come to a complete halt, and she could create, steal, manipulate, or modify any soul, including the souls of the dead...
She could even turn anything illusory into reality!
She seemed omnipotent.
One day, the Vengeful Goddess grew tired of her own existence and loneliness, so she split herself into several gemstones. However, it seemed that no one had ever known that the power of all the gemstones was essentially one entity and could be fused together.
One issue of the Marvel comics had described the seven gemstones being fused back together into the omnipotent Vengeful Goddess, who then went to war with the two superhero organizations, the "Avengers" and "Extreme Force." The ending was obvious—the reborn Vengeful Goddess was defeated by the righteous superheroes!
The movies were obviously different from the comics. The superheroes did not possess such world-destroying power, and the Vengeful Goddess naturally could not truly be omnipotent as the legends claimed.
An Yang pursed his lips and took out his equipment, beginning to analyze the source of the Space Stone's power over space.
As he had thought, it really was not too complicated.
When sunlight shone through the window, he still did not stop. Instead, he continued studying how to use the gemstone.
In theory, he could now simulate some equipment from any civilization, so long as its