Speed Force

Chu Hang pushed open the door and collapsed onto the sofa.

Exhausted.

Not the kind of exhaustion from running dozens of kilometers, but the kind that seeped out from his very bones.

He had forcibly copied The Flash Barry Allen's Speed Force. To keep that power from spiraling out of control and crippling him, he had suppressed it with everything he had.

After all that turmoil, the Law Domain within his body had nearly collapsed.

Even his vision was off now.

When he stared at the coffee table before him, three overlapping shadows appeared.

One coffee table was spotless, another was covered in a thick layer of dust, and the third had already cracked into several pieces. The three images overlapped, making his head ache.

Chu Hang knew what was happening.

Unlike those who gained the Speed Force in the DC Universe, his higher life level and his comprehension of Marvel's Law of Time meant his use of the Speed Force would not remain limited to mere speed.

Right now, two utterly different Laws of Time were rampaging through his body, destabilizing even his own spacetime coordinates.

One came from the Time Stone, a shimmering green light representing linear, controllable temporal flow.

The other came from the Speed Force, red lightning—wild, violent, and connected to countless pasts and futures like a vast spiderweb with no visible edge.

The two powers were fighting inside him, neither willing to yield.

Chu Hang gritted his teeth and endured the pain of his soul being torn apart. His temples throbbed as though someone were jabbing needles into them.

He sat cross-legged on the sofa, closed his eyes, and sank his consciousness into his body.

The world before him changed.

He saw his Law Domain, that miniature universe built from many different powers.

The Law