What is adaptability?

As members of the Endless within the narrative-layer structure, they were more concerned with Ian himself.

But beings who could sense the anomaly in Ian's existence the way they did were, after all, only a minority.

The Monitor race, known for the Monitor and the Anti-Monitor, might have been renowned on the multiversal level, but in the end, they were still life-forms below the narrative-layer structure.

Of course.

Because their duties were to observe, maintain, or destroy the multiverse, they could perceive simple changes in the multiversal structure fairly clearly.

The Monitor Realm.

This place was not part of the material universe, nor could it be described by the coordinates of any known dimension. It was the embodiment of the concepts of "observation" and "maintenance" within the seams of the multiverse.

It was a transcendent place suspended in the gaps between multiple realities.

At the center of this region.

An existence stood there now.

He was the Monitor.

His duties included maintaining cosmic balance and responding to major crisis events.

"What is going on?" The Monitor's form was enormous, almost humanoid, but its details were blurred, as if he were composed of the purest light and information. He wore a simple platinum-white robe through which streams of data flowed. His face remained unchanging, bearing an inhuman calm and a profound weariness, as though he carried an infinite weight.

"A new dimension rose right under my nose, and I noticed nothing?" At that moment, across the Monitor's eternally calm face, an almost imperceptible glimmer of data seemed to sweep past. This was how he reacted when he sensed a major upheaval. His eyes were like two miniature universes, constantly calculating infinite possibilities.

"Who could have such ability?"

The Monitor silently "gazed" at the foundational layer of the DC universe.

In his