A Shortcut to Becoming a Unique God

Eternity did not explain exactly how he had hunted the First Firmament, nor why he had done so. Donnie had no interest in finding out either.

It was nothing more than grudges and greed. What mattered was the result: Eternity had succeeded. He had taken the First Firmament's place, becoming the second-generation Eternity and the greatest beneficiary.

Pursuing anything further was meaningless—and utterly foolish. In this world that valued reality, only the outcome mattered.

Eternity slowly said, "Of the Ten Strong Celestials, I created nine. Only the Chief Justice was an exception. He was originally a member of the Dark Celestial Group, but later betrayed the First Firmament and joined my camp."

"After the First Firmament died, the universe's corpse collapsed and the Multiverse began to form. The First Firmament took all the colorful Celestials away and no longer contacted me."

"So I do not know where the Celestials' headquarters is either," Eternity explained calmly, as though he were discussing something insignificant.

Having inherited everything from the First Firmament, Eternity was already the greatest winner.

Donnie shrugged indifferently, not surprised in the slightest. Even if Eternity knew, he might not tell him.

"You came to me just to say that? Or did you come to pick up scraps?" Donnie asked calmly.

"No. I merely came to observe the Chief Justice and see whether I could uncover some of his secrets."

"And? Did you find anything?"

"No. The Chief Justice hid himself too deeply. I could not find anything more."

Donnie grinned, almost laughing. It would be a miracle if Eternity could find anything. The Chief Justice was OAA's adjutant, far beyond someone Eternity could ever reach.

However... Donnie glanced at Eternity, shrouded in darkness.

In the comics, Eternity was one of the very few great gods who knew of OAA's