The sense of powerlessness fed back by the Dharma Giant left Su Ming deeply puzzled.
Observing his own fate...
Wasn't that like trying to pull himself up by grabbing his own hair...
A paradox in itself?
Su Ming fell into thought.
At the same time, toward He Who Remains, who had painstakingly built everything only to be replaced by him in the end,
he felt a subtle sense of mutual sympathy.
Had that guy once sat upon this throne as well,
trying to see his own end,
only to find nothing but emptiness?
In the end, Su Ming carefully observed the current timeline through the Time Throne.
For the time being,
the Avengers would follow the "original plot"
and split into groups to travel to points in the past to collect the Infinity Stones.
The process would be perilous, but in the end, they seemingly could all succeed.
Everything appeared to be moving in a positive direction.
However,
an ominous premonition quietly rose within Su Ming's heart.
That feeling did not come from the timeline itself.
It was more like an intuition that transcended time.
Whether it was the Avengers' trip through time and space or his own journey to Kunlun,
neither seemed likely to go as smoothly as they appeared on the surface.
Undercurrents were surging in unseen places.
With that thought,
Su Ming temporarily suppressed the idea of using his authority to "cheat."
He confirmed the direction in his mind once more.
His body turned into a streak of violet-gold light, like a comet tearing through the sky,
and shot toward the deepest part of the Kunlun Mountains, where spiritual energy was at its densest.
He vanished between the mountains and clouds in an instant.
Meanwhile,
in the depths of the universe, within a dark void far