Arishem immediately began probing the Eternals' memories.
Within his enormous palm, the ten of them instantly let out agonized howls.
It was as though someone were forcibly pulling their brains out through their skulls.
Blue veins bulged across their faces, and their entire bodies tensed. The pain nearly made them double over, but the rings held them firmly in place.
Fortunately, Arishem finished reviewing their memories quickly.
"A dog... Tiamut disappeared because of the life on this planet? Could this be another Agatha?"
In another universe,
an Earthling named Agatha had successively drained the M-Bodies of both Tiamut and Arishem himself.
Even most of the other Celestials sent to subdue her had never returned, becoming nourishment for her instead.
That Agatha had now surpassed the structure of the universe and become a grave threat to the Celestials.
It was only because the Multiverse was currently undergoing dangerous changes
that more Celestials had not immediately gathered to suppress her.
If a being similar to Agatha had appeared in this universe as well,
then Arishem had to nip this danger threatening the order of the universe in the bud.
"Your mission is complete. I will take you away to receive your next assignment."
Arishem lowered his palm, and the ten Eternals, bound by rings, floated away into the distance.
Ajak, the Eternals' captain, saw that Arishem had no intention of leaving right away.
Unable to hold herself back, she asked, "Judge, may I ask what else you intend to do?"
"The humans of this planet have violated the laws of cosmic development. I will pass judgment here!"
A dazzling red glow flashed in Arishem's hand.
Holding a red energy sphere, he slammed his palm toward Earth.
Forget the energy sphere—Arishem's palm alone, as large as a continental plate, could have blasted Earth