For this question, Leon had consulted Eternity through an M-Body.
Because every Marvel Universe had an Eternity.
He sat above the Eternal Dimension, overlooking the entire universe.
So by normal logic, Eternity should have been the biggest intelligence broker in the MCU.
Yet he had said:
"Mastermind behind the scenes? I don't know."
"You said every universe has a version of me, so how could I not know? Oh, that—normally, my M-Bodies don't share consciousness."
"Have any of my M-Bodies died recently? Of course. Whenever a universe is destroyed, an M-Body dies. A lot die every day, hehe."
Eternity was truly taking things too easy.
His M-Bodies did not even share consciousness.
No wonder that whenever a real crisis occurred, he would die the moment he appeared.
Leon had no choice but to give up on getting intelligence from this guy, who slacked off year-round.
For these abstract concepts that had existed before the birth of the Multiverse,
the destruction of one universe and the death of one M-Body
were no more heartbreaking than an ordinary person waking up to find a few hairs on their pillow.
Even so,
Leon still sternly condemned Eternity.
After all, Eternity had previously warned him that a crisis was approaching and told him to raise his strength as quickly as possible.
Yet this guy turned around and spent every day slacking off in the dimensional worlds.
In response, Eternity merely smiled quietly, completely unconcerned.
Instead, he advised Leon to try visiting neighboring Multiverses and send some M-Bodies over there as well.
That consultation Leon had sought from Eternity had also been around the time Morgan was born.
Over the past few years,
his M-Bodies had saved tens of thousands of universes, and their numbers had expanded into the hundreds of millions.
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