Beneath the starlight.
Hong Fei held his hands loosely together, drawing and stripping nearly countless yellow strands from the surrounding space-time.
Delicate yellow threads danced and drifted, intertwining as they slowly spiraled between his palms.
Every yellow thread contained a law of the mind that Hong Fei had extracted from this universe's complete set of laws.
They were also the foundation of the Mind Stone that had once existed.
Just as Hong Fei had said before, the Mind Stone could be destroyed, but its laws would never disappear. If the laws vanished, the balance sustaining the universe's existence would be broken, and the universe would inevitably decline into destruction—unless someone restored its balance.
Yet that saying had never been wrong: destruction was always easier than creation.
One snap could destroy all the Infinity Stones.
But recreating the Infinity Stones was far from simple.
If Hong Fei's mental focus were divided into ten parts, at least eight were devoted to this task right now.
This was not merely about reviving Vision and fulfilling a wish for the Wanda of this universe.
He was neither familiar with Vision nor truly some wish-granting dragon.
He regarded this as a challenge, an exercise.
The matter of laws was something anyone aspiring to achieve creation had to study, learn, and put into practice.
Only by becoming familiar with laws, making use of them, and even mastering them could one transcend the simple notion of using power to cause destruction and ascend into an entirely new realm of creation.
Although Hong Fei had not truly encountered many powerful beings at the multiverse level, he felt that those who had reached that level yet could not truly create might be looked down upon.
Brute-forcing one's way through was certainly satisfying, and people often said that great strength