Sacrificing Hela, Hatching a Celestial (Second Update)

In fact, for Jerry, collecting the same type of planets also had another benefit: they would be easier to merge with the Ring World.

It was not as if moving planets into the Ring World would immediately strengthen it and increase his power. It also involved a series of issues such as the fusion of laws, which required time to absorb and process.

If they were the same type of planet, then once the first one had been integrated, merging identical ones afterward would naturally become much easier.

Among the parallel universes of the Marvel world, there was no guarantee that other planets would have identical counterparts, but Earth, the moon, and the nine planets basically existed in all of them.

The only thing he needed to watch out for was whether Eternity would interfere with his actions.

However, Jerry had considered that as well, and he felt it probably would not.

After all, Dormammu had devoured so many worlds without any trouble. Kang the Conqueror had wreaked havoc in who knew how many worlds and even altered timelines, yet nothing had happened to him either.

Chthon spread the Darkhold around, leading Doctor Strange from other universes down dark paths. He destroyed not only Earths but even entire universes, and he was still doing perfectly fine.

Beings at Eternity's level generally would not casually interfere in matters below them. To him, even if a universe was destroyed, he could simply create a new one. It was not particularly important.

Besides, Eternity had matters of his own to handle. Within the Marvel Main World, there were quite a few beings of the same level as him, or even above him.

As for the Celestials from other universes, they were not a problem. As long as Jerry picked the right moment to