Dimensional Clone

Three days passed before Chu Hang finally brought the Celestials' power under control.

The devouring law was like a pack of hungry wolves, now leashed by his greed concept.

He opened his hand. A stable black vortex rested in his palm, sensing the desires of countless living beings in every corner of the universe.

Nearby, red light danced on Wanda's fingertips as she, too, absorbed what she had gained.

Just as Chu Hang rose, a golden portal tore open in the air.

Loki's projection stepped out, his outline blurred and his energy highly unstable.

"The fluctuations in Void Land are growing more frequent." His voice was weary. "Three days ago, they happened once an hour. Now it's once every ten minutes."

Chu Hang frowned. "Is Anti-Monitor waking up?"

"I'm not sure, but we're running out of time."

Loki waved a hand, and a star chart appeared before him, dotted with dozens of lights.

"Kang, He Who Remains, left a file detailing his method for fighting Anti-Monitor." He pointed to the three brightest nodes. "Kang believed Anti-Monitor's power came from the void, and the opposite of void is existence. If we can gather enough diverse forms of existence, we can construct a barrier."

Loki pointed at those three lights.

"These three universes have the most unusual energy systems. X-7, C-4, and M-9. Kang believed that understanding the essence of these systems would give us the key to fighting the void."

Chu Hang's gaze settled on the X-7 node.

"You want me to go?"

"Yes," Loki said. "Kang couldn't understand the underlying logic of different energy systems, so he failed. But you can."

Chu Hang fell silent for a few seconds.

"Can a Cosmic Overlord travel freely through the multiverse?"

"No." Loki shook his head. "Your power would contaminate other universes and