Lynn watched the dizzying streams of data on the screen, his expression growing ever more pleased.
He even had the leisure to take a lounge chair out of his storage space, set it before the viewport, and settle comfortably into it.
He treated two terrifying gods whose names alone could silence a crying child anywhere in the multiverse.
As two free generators of experimental material undergoing high-energy collisions.
And he was like a leisurely tycoon sitting in his backyard, sipping iced lemonade while watching a meteor shower through a telescope.
He did not care in the slightest who won this battle.
All he cared about was how much valuable loot he could scrape off these two "corpses" after the battle ended.
While Lynn leisurely watched this battle of the century and calculated his potential gains.
Outside the bridge, several ghostlike creatures composed of pure antimatter energy.
Broke away from the Anti-Monitor's enormous body.
They were low-level cannon fodder in the Anti-Monitor's army, known as "Shadow Demons."
These Shadow Demons had no fixed form, moved swiftly, and sustained themselves by devouring the life energy of positive-matter worlds.
Clearly uninterested in the battle between those two titans, they broke away from the main force.
Like a pack of hyenas that had caught the scent of blood, they prepared to gnaw on the defenseless wreckage and scraps in Knowhere.
One of the Shadow Demons wandered aimlessly through the void.
It failed to notice the enormous warship directly ahead, concealed in a state of absolute invisibility that it could not perceive at all.
And so it crashed headfirst into it.
Thud.
A faint, muffled sound rang out, like a mosquito hitting glass.
The Shadow Demon seemed to have struck an invisible wall.
Its entire body was flattened into a black silhouette against the Miracle's