I'm a Good Person

To be honest, the chaotic relationship between single universes and the multiverse gave Russell a headache.

Russell knew a little about the three big shots Mephisto had mentioned at the end. There was no need to mention Cyttorak, ruler of the Crimson Universe and source of the Juggernaut's power; Kamar-Taj also had spells that borrowed power from him.

Then there was Shuma-Gorath, the Eyeball Demon—one giant eye plus tentacles, a standard Cthulhu-style demon god, utterly indescribable in every way.

Russell knew of the Eyeball Demon because it had one particularly notable achievement: when it invaded Earth, it forced Master Gu Yi to perish alongside it.

Although neither of them had truly died in the end, Master Gu Yi's physical body had perished, and she had stepped down as Sorcerer Supreme. That was an indisputable fact.

Someone gave a frantic thumbs-up, expressing immense envy. He had wanted to do that for a long time.

The last one, the underworld god Chthon, was, in Russell's eyes, the most terrifying of all demon gods.

Chthon was the creator of black magic, one of the oldest gods, and possessed immeasurable, terrifying power. The Living Tribunal regarded him as a cancer of the universe.

According to the Marvel Universe's magical rules, Chthon owned the copyright to black magic spells. All sorcerers who used black magic had to pay him royalties. He could lie back and live off his old gains while harvesting countless followers and souls—a true giant among giants.

When Russell had been at Kamar-Taj, he had once read Chthon's Darkhold. It was so sinister that, afraid he would become immersed in it and turn into a vessel for Chthon's descent upon Earth, he had put it back on the shelf and dared not continue reading.

Russell remembered clearly that Master Gu Yi had