After the First Generation Ant-Man appeared, Thanos was in no hurry to leave. Instead, they began exchanging information.
Thanos shared his suspicions about the Celestials, while the others told him the secrets of the Quantum Universe.
The Quantum Universe was an incomplete universe. Any living being that shrank smaller than an atom had a chance of being drawn into it.
Because it was incomplete, the Quantum Universe had no mechanism to protect itself. Even someone whose power exceeded Universal Level would not be rejected by it.
But the Quantum Universe had its advantages. With the right coordinates, one could travel from here to all sorts of different Reality Universes.
Over five years of constant experiments at his cultivation bases, Kang had found the coordinates of more than a thousand universes. When the time was right, he could send troops to conquer them all.
Take the floating island Thanos had seen earlier. It looked ordinary, but the machine on its summit was no Snowmaking Machine. It was a device that ran constant experiments, opening gates to random universes.
The snow had come from the other side whenever a gate opened.
After all, matter occupied less than a billionth of the space in a Reality Universe, so every gate opened into the vacuum of space.
As more gates opened, some of the atoms in the machine broke down into basic hydrogen and oxygen.
When those atoms returned to the Quantum Universe, they combined into water, which then became snow.
That was how the machine seemingly conjured snow from nothing.
Kang had assigned several people to guard the gates and buried a miniature fusion reactor underground. Then he began trying to establish artificial breeding farms on various islands.
Hearing this, Thanos could not help admiring Kang.
Kang's courage and technology were far beyond