Great Darkness was completely out of temper.
For the first time in its life, Great Darkness had been tormented by a sheet of paper until it felt a dreadful sense of powerlessness.
This damned sheet of paper was no less formidable than it was. Great Darkness clearly understood that no matter how much force it used, it could not destroy this sheet of paper.
Ultimate beings had exhausted every domain of existence. How could they possibly "die"? It was impossible. Even Great Darkness could not harm The Great Monitor.
What was more, Great Darkness itself did not know that The Great Monitor was a peculiar being capable of monitoring even God. Among Ultimate beings, he was faintly one of the most terrifying. Great Darkness, equal to God, was theoretically half a level below The Great Monitor.
Great Darkness did not know any of this. It had never touched upon that field of information, but even if it knew, it would not care about such boring things.
It only wanted to know what it truly was and what meaning its existence held.
If a god looked down from the Omniverse, they would see a grotesque colossal beast viciously slapping a sheet of paper over and over.
In the end, the beast gave up, having been driven completely out of temper by the paper's utter indifference.
Smack! Smack!
"The Great Monitor, I'll be back!"
Great Darkness made a vicious threat, then planted its horrifyingly immense body right down on the sheet of paper.
The Monitors living on the paper were the ones who suffered instead. They were constantly corroded and destroyed by the Darkforce radiating from Great Darkness. With their feeble strength, they had no way to resist the residual power it casually leaked.
It was truly a pathetic and laughable sight.