Chapter 789

The closest to the battlefield between planetary orbits was Jupiter, where chaotic storms raged without cease.

A pitch-black giant tens of kilometers long, a "life-form (?)" whose shape closely resembled a human's, appeared eerily on Jupiter's far side, near Saturn's orbit.

This existence, composed entirely of black Photon Cloud Gas and resembling a Titan, was outrageously simple and brutal. At its center was a core that could only be described as an imitation sun, though its true nature was unknown. Its body, the photon gas itself, seemed to be emitted by that object and could theoretically expand without limit.

Jupiter's Agent, Type-Jupiter, possessed combat power as straightforwardly overwhelming as Jupiter, the largest planet in the Solar System.

Yet this pitch-black giant only drifted at a distance, not daring to approach the Star Forger or The Crawling Chaos in the slightest. Type-Earth, Gaia, which had evolved due to Earth's uniqueness, possessed unparalleled intelligence, while the other Planetary Agents had thought processes that were ancient and primitive, making communication impossible. Even so, this massive, primordial giant displayed an emotion akin to "trembling."

Heaven's Remains, Type-Venus, floated amid the nebulae, while the three-thousand-meter-long Cross, Type-Saturn, stretched across the heavens. The agents of Venus and Saturn had also been disturbed by the tremors of the great battle.

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The several Planetary Agents were undoubtedly the strongest beings on their respective planets. They could not even be classified as "life-forms." Compared to life, which would eventually wither and decay, they represented the immortal planets themselves. To put it more grandly, if massive planets were regarded as living organisms on an immense timescale, then their wills were the various Planetary Agents.

Every Planetary Agent was simple-mindedly, brutally strong. Thus came an even simpler and more primitive truth: if these agents fought together, they would be