Agamotto put away the Time Stone and looked up at the sky.
Thanks to the efforts of the Sorcerers, Gods, and Immortals gathered on Mount Everest, not a cloud remained overhead. The moon and stars shone brightly.
Snow covered everything around them, reflecting the faint light from above and making the place seem remarkably bright. The night wind felt cool against their skin.
It was the perfect place to escape the summer heat.
"The universe is vast, far beyond what you or I can explore right now. How can you be so sure there are no other Alien Civilizations besides the Celestials? What if one exists and comes to Blue Star? Can you bear the consequences?"
Uranus wanted to say he could, but the unease in his heart kept him silent.
If the Celestials exist in this universe, why couldn't other Alien Civilizations exist too?
The steel warships and Robots they had just seen through the Time Stone did seem similar to the Celestials.
But what if Aliens simply look like that? What if they're even stronger than the Celestials?
If such a powerful civilization really appeared, opposing the proposal now would be digging his own grave.
Seeing that neither Uranus nor the Jade Emperor spoke, Agamotto continued, "Since no one objects, I suggest we set aside our differences and form a new alliance—for Blue Star and for our home."
Before Uranus or the Jade Emperor could respond, the surrounding Gods and Immortals erupted into chatter.
"Are the Sorcerers finally showing their true colors?"
"An alliance? Who gets to lead it?"
"Ha! These Sorcerers must be mad. We haven't even seen a hint of the apocalypse, and they already want to unite Blue Star."
Most of the Gods and Immortals also suspected that the coming crisis involved the Celestials.
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