Ajak immediately contacted the Eternals' strongest warrior, Ikaris.
A few minutes later.
Ikaris landed smoothly before Ajak.
"Ajak, you called for me," Ikaris said.
"Ikaris." Ajak stepped forward and looked at the Eternals' strongest warrior. "Find them. Bring everyone back. I have something extremely important to discuss."
"Something has gone wrong with Tiamut's incubation. Arishem will arrive soon." Ajak emphasized the gravity of the situation. "We must stand together."
Ikaris asked no further questions. He nodded.
"I'll bring them back."
Ikaris pushed off with both legs, shot into the clouds, and vanished beyond the horizon.
Ajak watched the direction Ikaris had left in and let out a long sigh.
She turned, closed the cabin door, and set off toward New York beneath the setting sun.
Deep space.
One moment, there had only been scattered starlight and endless darkness.
The next, a crimson shadow vast enough to blot out the heavens filled the entire starfield.
Arishem, supreme judge of the Celestials, had arrived.
Before him stood Earth, the planet where he had planted Tiamut's Seed countless ages ago.
Outside Earth's atmosphere, a tiny figure floated silently with his arms crossed over his chest.
Super-Ego.
Homelander reclined in a lounge chair, his eyes tightly shut.
His consciousness had already descended into this superhuman vessel of Superman through the psychic link Ego had established.
At this moment, Super-Ego was Homelander.
Zugo slowly raised his head, his eyes fixed on the magnificent cosmic god before him.
Arishem's six eyes flickered faintly as his gaze locked onto Zugo.
Through the Celestials' vision, layers of material appearances were stripped away, and he saw the energy surging within this shell.
More than that, this tiny creature possessed fragments of the singularity from the dawn of the universe—the Infinity Stones.
"An unusual creation..."
Arishem's voice reverberated directly