Director Daisy went home to enter seclusion. Thanos's madness had rattled her a little. Her big cousin was practically gambling with his life to grow stronger. She had been so far ahead—she couldn't let some lunatic catch up to her now, could she?
She had already reached the pinnacle of a single universe. Now, she needed to plan for the crucial threshold of breaking through to the multiversal level.
How difficult was it for Jane Foster to go from human to god? Four God Kings had been mobilized, along with Daisy, a cosmic deity, and Doctor Strange's New York Sanctum... Vast resources and manpower had been expended, and even New York had suffered from the disaster. Even so, it could only be said that she had barely scraped through by cheating.
Daisy did not have a whole crowd to help her now. She had to rely on herself for everything. It could be said that the difficulty of going from the single-universe level to the multiversal level was at least ten thousand times greater than what She-Thor Jane Foster had faced.
Fortunately, Daisy had accumulated enough power. She was not forcing herself upward out of thin air.
Under normal circumstances, communicating with a parallel-space counterpart before reaching the multiversal level was extremely dangerous. It was impossible to tell whether a counterpart was good or evil, and they generally harbored hostility toward the original.
Normally, one needed to connect to a parallel universe during the breakthrough and establish a link with the first duplicate. Daisy had already completed that step in advance.
Although Big Orange was lazy and gluttonous, loved nothing more than playing around and eating delicious food, had countless flaws and almost no redeeming qualities, and was nothing like an outstanding duplicate, she was still a duplicate at least.