Since arriving in this new Multiverse, Thanos had made no major moves. He had simply kept sending his subordinates into different universes to investigate.
After speaking with Exitar, he knew how powerful the Celestials were, so he had naturally grown more cautious.
But as he watched the video projection sent back by his subordinates, he found himself puzzled.
Why hadn't the Celestials dared to use their full power? And how had they become infected?
They weren't Carbon-Based Life, after all. They couldn't catch a virus.
As for a Computer Virus, that was a joke. There was no way one could infect the Celestials.
"Too bad the footage was taken from so far away. If they'd gotten closer, I might have spotted something."
He shook his head, thought for a moment, then turned to the other intelligence reports.
Overall, this Multiverse was fairly peaceful. Aside from some strange events in the Main Universe, everything in the other universes was normal.
The Timeline was also one he knew well: Blue Star's information age.
But this universe seemed to have few top-tier fighters. He hadn't seen a single Multiversal Level Celestial make a move.
And although the coordinates of universes in this Multiverse were closely guarded, their secrecy still fell short of that in his own Multiverse.
His subordinates had therefore located the Main Universe first, then gradually found several branches through it.
The Main Universe could be considered the birthplace of civilization in a Multiverse, as well as the Celestials' headquarters.
Its technology, civilization, and Superheroes were generally stronger. The civilizations and lives in other universes were projections that branched out from the Main Universe.
In some more extreme Multiverses, certain Celestials had even established a rule to keep every universe firmly under control: if the Main Universe was destroyed, all the