Dark Dimension

Robin smiled at Yake, her eyes full of teasing.

"A Celestial? Like that one just now?"

Yake could not help feeling a little disdainful. So Celestials were only this much? They sounded pretty lame...

"It's just a way of putting it. Or rather, you already possess power beyond that of a single universe. There are not many things in this universe that can threaten you anymore, and the Infinity Stones are among them."

"You too?"

Robin brushed her hands across the Time Stone on her chest, lifting the time stasis and restoring everything around them to normal.

"That's right, me too. The Ice Element Dimension also has a Celestial embryo, but it was much weaker and had only just begun developing. I got lucky."

Robin sighed at her good fortune. If she had encountered a fully developed Celestial, all she could have done was run.

"This really is... I suddenly feel like my understanding can't keep up anymore..."

Yake sighed endlessly. The sudden appearance of a Celestial had caught him off guard. From what the Celestial had said earlier, there was definitely more than one Celestial. Perhaps countless Celestials were silently gestating throughout the universe. There might even be one on Earth.

"Don't worry, Yake. This is a good thing for you. Once we gather all the Infinity Stones, we can go home."

Robin murmured as she lay in Yake's arms. Yake patted Robin's shoulder and gazed toward the Thunder Nebula ahead.

"Are those all Thunder Element Spirits?"

Yake looked at the tiny thunderballs below. They clustered around him as if cheering in excitement.

"They are your most loyal believers. Unless they die, they will forever revere you as a god. Calm your mind, and you'll be able to hear their language."

Yake held a slightly larger thunderball in his