Anti-Life

Mobius felt somewhat depressed, with the distinct sensation that he had been played.

He wanted to become a Unique God too, but that was simply impossible. After all, Mobius had worked in the antimatter universe for so many years without seeing any hope of becoming a Unique God.

He withdrew his hand, turned around, and silently flew toward the nearest universe.

"How many universes do you need?" Mobius asked slowly.

"The more, the better. Just do your thing. Once I've collected enough, I'll leave and won't disturb you."

"..."

Mobius felt stifled and cursed inwardly. With a bastard like you by my side, you're already disturbing me.

But he had no choice but to swallow his anger and follow Donnie's demands, because he was no match for Donnie at all. If he rashly resisted Donnie, Donnie really would kill him...

Mobius absolutely did not believe that Donnie had no interest in the Anti-Life Equation.

Only by lying low could he turn things around.

Mobius cast a cold glance behind him, calculating how many universes he would need to destroy before gaining the power to kill Donnie in return.

"If I destroy several hundred positive-matter universes, that should be enough to overwhelm him. Then it won't matter if I kill this body of his. Even if this guy comes back for revenge countless years later, I won't fear him by then."

Mobius pondered as his bloated body drifted forward listlessly, his mood foul.

A universe was right before them.

Mobius glanced at Donnie from the corner of his eye. He could not be bothered with a thorough investigation and directly used the Anti-Life Equation to attack the universe.

A tremendous upheaval erupted as two utterly opposite powers collided. As the ultimate force for destroying all life, the Anti-Life Equation resembled the