Clark hovered in midair, his silver-white body radiating light.
He looked down at Earth, complicated emotions flickering in his eyes.
"So you managed to protect it?"
Chu Hang turned toward him.
"For now."
Those two words silenced everyone.
Thor gripped Stormbreaker. Energy from the battle still rippled along its blade.
"You mean there'll be a next time?"
Chu Hang nodded.
"The Supreme Team was just the appetizer. Cosmic Collision isn't about two worlds slaughtering each other. Someone is pulling the strings, using us as pawns."
The Divine Eye on Strange's forehead stirred as he tried to foresee the future.
But every timeline was blurred, as though something had forcibly hidden it.
"I can't see it."
His voice was low.
"The future is blocked."
Chu Hang wasn't surprised.
"Because whoever's behind this is on another level. The Beyonders are conducting Multiversal-level experiments. Cosmic Collision is just a way to sift through civilizations. All Things Die is their ultimate goal."
Wanda approached with Adam in her arms.
The child slept soundly, one little hand clutching her clothes.
"Then what do we do?"
Chu Hang was about to answer.
Adam suddenly opened his eyes.
They no longer held an infant's innocence. An eerie blue-white light flickered in them.
The child whipped his head toward a distant point, his small hand pointing into the depths of the void.
Wanda's expression changed.
"Adam?"
The child didn't respond. He only stared in that direction.
The energy within him began to surge. Dark-red Chaos Magic and blue-white Void Force erupted together, forming an unstable field around him.
Chu Hang appeared beside Wanda in an instant and pressed his right hand to Adam's forehead.
Golden-red light poured into the child, forcibly suppressing the runaway energy.
Adam's eyes returned to normal, but he kept pointing, murmuring indistinctly.
"Daddy... over