Watcher's Medal

In this world, there were countless powerful items and divine artifacts, each with a different level of power.

Among multiversal artifacts, the famous Infinity Stones sounded incredibly impressive at first. If one limited their gaze to a single universe, the Infinity Stones were indeed the most supreme divine artifacts.

But once one stepped beyond the tiny, narrow confines of a single universe and broadened their view to the entire multiverse, they would be astonished to discover that something as renowned as the Infinity Stones was wholesaled by the ton throughout the multiverse...

Who knew how many sets of Infinity Stones existed in the multiverse? As multiversal artifacts, the first six Infinity Stones had far too many limitations—so many that countless level-eight Multiversal Gods and Quasi-Unique Gods could not be bothered to spare them a glance.

There were also the ten rings in Mandarin's possession. Within a single universe, they ranked easily among the top five and were even more powerful than an individual Infinity Stone. Yet they were still multiversal artifacts, wholesaled by the ton. One could have as many as they wanted.

Only those unique artifacts that existed as the sole ones of their kind in the world were valued by ancient beings.

Some unique divine artifacts were elusive. Donnie had yet to find the Rhythm Stone or the Self Stone. The Ultimate Nullifier had vanished without a trace. Then there was the even more mysterious Miracle Wishing Machine. After the Kryptonian Pantheon had wished for a sanctuary from it, the machine had completely disappeared.

Other unique divine artifacts had owners. They served as the treasured foundations of major powers, passed down through generation after generation. The most famous were Apocalypse's Mother Box, New Genesis's Father Box, and the AllSpark now possessed by Donnie. Each could be inherited endlessly