Oh? They're actually fighting? Tsk tsk tsk. To be able to strike down a former companion with such ruthlessness, this guy Ikaris... is really utterly loyal to the Celestials.
The Earth's core.
Holding the spherical form of Tiamut and sucking away endlessly, Godzilla Leon had been paying constant attention to what was happening on the outside.
Seeing the scene where Ikaris suddenly backstabbed Ajak, Leon didn't feel surprised at all. After all, this matter was already recorded in the movie.
Because Ikaris was the strongest among the Eternals dispatched to Earth by the Judger Arishem, Ajak, as the leader of the Eternals without absolute lethal power, had long ago told Ikaris the true mission of the Eternals and the truth about the "Emergence".
This was done to win over this strongest warrior and prevent accidents in the future, so that Ajak wouldn't be left isolated and helpless.
As a result, the accident did come, but it was Ajak herself who changed first. For thousands of years, Ajak had been watching the development of Earth's humans.
In her own words: "I've followed Arishem for millions of years without ever doubting him. Until now."
Because at that time, Thanos used the power of the six Infinity Stones to wipe out half the population of the universe, delaying the "Emergence", but the Avengers brought all those people back to life with a snap of their fingers after the Snap.
This event drastically changed Ajak's perspective on Earth's humans.
Thousands of years ago, after the Eternals cleared away all the Deviants threatening human development on Earth, Ajak dismissed the members of the Eternals, letting them each go live their own lives.
As for Ajak herself, she didn't stop her steps. She reduced herself to an ordinary person, traveling the world alone and living among