As a transmigrator, Donnie deeply understood the meaning of lying low.
Though his journey had been filled with schemes and layered plans, making it seem as though he had survived peril after peril and struggled his way through, eventually growing into a great Omniverse-level being.
Still, Donnie was a transmigrator. He was a great man who had read the comics. He knew full well that even among Omniverse-level beings, there were ranks and distinctions. The most powerful Almighty Gods could wrestle with Level Ten beings, while the weakest Almighty Gods might, perhaps, probably, be someone like Donnie right now...
Well, he should be a little stronger than the weakest Almighty God—the Living Tribunal, the Multiverse-level event's ultimate trailer.
But the Living Tribunal was already dead. Even its corpse had been secretly dragged away by the First Firmament for analysis.
Apparently, only Donnie remained—the newly born one who had grown by taking the cannibalistic route and devouring Supreme Superman, with the most unreliable combat power...
Donnie had assessed his own condition. Combined with the information he possessed, he felt that even if he was not truly the weakest, he definitely was not powerful.
Yuga Khan alone could take on several of him.
And there were plenty of monsters even fiercer than Yuga Khan who had yet to awaken or appear. Pull out any one of those terrifying figures, and they could blast the entire Omniverse into pieces.
For example, the innumerable mass-produced biological weapons: Molecule Men.
For example, American Comics' First Race, the Beyond-Race. They were divided internally into three ranks: the cannon fodder called "Cartographers," starting at Level Seven; ordinary soldiers called "Ivory Kings," starting at Level Eight; and elite soldiers called "Ivory Monarchs," whose exact numbers could not be estimated and who started at Level Nine...
Three Ivory Monarch-level