The Beyond-Race, the foremost race in American Comics, could truly be said to be packed with powerful beings.
The number of Ivory Kings at the very top was unknown. Just three of them had instantly slain the Living Tribunal—in other words, Ivory Kings were at least at the Omni-Two level.
A single Ivory King in the middle tier had nearly slaughtered all the Celestials. That meant even the weakest Ivory King was Level Eight; Quasi-Ninth Level was perfectly reasonable.
The mapmakers at the very bottom were the worst, most worthless cannon fodder, the cheapest expendable units on the battlefield. Yet even such mapmakers all started at Level Seven.
That was the terror of the foremost race in American Comics. Calling them packed with powerful beings was no exaggeration: Level Sevens were as common as dogs, and Level Eights roamed everywhere.
Their numbers were terrifyingly high as well. Members of this race could even form regimented armies and sweep through the American Comics multiverse.
The Beyond-Race's technological tree was equally terrifying. Multiversal beings like Molecule Man, who could be mass-produced, were experimental subjects created by the Beyond-Race and deployed into the multiverse to cause trouble.
Perhaps compared to DC's foremost family, the Endless Family, their absolute strongest members were slightly inferior—ruthless figures like Destiny and Death had not yet appeared among the Beyond-Race. The strongest being the Beyond-Race had displayed was the Ivory King.
But even so, the Beyond-Race was already far too terrifying.
It was only because Donnie had become a true Omni-Four powerhouse that he had enough confidence to face the threat of the Beyond-Race head-on. As for the Ivory Kings, Donnie was confident he could slaughter every last one of them.
If it had been before, even as an Omni-Three, Donnie would only have kept his distance, hidden