Chu Hang stood in the void.
Beneath his feet lay the remains of planets he had just pieced together—though "pieced together" wasn't quite right. He had rearranged them by force of will.
Fragments of worlds that had once nurtured civilizations now floated like building blocks, forming the outline of a fortress.
He raised his right hand.
Gold-red and silver-white light poured from his palm, becoming countless fine threads that seeped into the atomic structure of every rock and every piece of metal.
The Beyonder Concept defined their form of existence.
Control Origin fixed that definition in place.
As the two powers intertwined, the fortress took shape.
Its outer walls were forged from the crusts of dead planets, three thousand meters thick and covered in alchemical runes.
Inside was a spherical space fifty kilometers across. Its gravity, temperature, and air pressure were all sustained by his Law Domain.
At its very center, the Void Eye he had altered hovered in silence.
Its gold-red and silver-white pupils turned slowly.
Chu Hang could feel that the eye had become an extension of his will.
Through it, he could observe every corner of the Multiverse. Countless parallel worlds floated in the void like bubbles, while timelines intertwined across different dimensions.
He could even see farther.
The wall.
Beyond it lay the Beyond Realm.
Chu Hang withdrew his gaze and turned to his comrades behind him.
Thor gripped Stormbreaker, his expression conflicted.
The Divine Eye on Strange's forehead still flickered, as though struggling to make sense of everything that had just happened.
Tony's faceplate flipped open. He opened his mouth, then finally managed to squeeze out a question:
"You moved the entire Solar System here?"
"More or less."
Chu Hang's tone was matter-of-fact.
But everyone could sense that he had changed.
It wasn't a difference