A hundred light-years from the Solar System.
The Celestials were in such chaos that they failed to notice Thanos watching them closely.
After a while, Thanos stroked his chin and said with mild interest, "I didn't expect Cosmic Locusts."
He still remembered a little about the Cosmic Locusts.
They were an unknown species of cosmic creature that fed on planets and were notorious for their numbers.
Their greatest feat had been infecting a Multiversal Level Celestial.
That Celestial had then fallen on Blue Star, infecting the planet's core until it was filled with eggs.
If the eggs on Blue Star hatched, the universe would face another catastrophe.
This was a Multiverse centered on the Main Universe. If the Main Universe was destroyed, the Multiverse would have to restart. No wonder the Celestials held back, even using their energy with extreme care for fear of blowing up Blue Star.
But if he remembered correctly, hadn't Loki discovered those eggs early and used them to threaten the Celestials?
How had things gotten this bad here?
Had something gone wrong?
And what were those bugs barely larger than bacteria?
After examining them carefully with his mental power, he grew increasingly certain that something was off about this Multiverse.
But after thinking it over, he shook his head.
Of course this Multiverse felt wrong when he judged it by the standards of his own.
Perhaps someone from this Multiverse would find his just as strange.
A little later, the Cosmic Locusts broke through the seal and charged at the Celestials.
The Celestials could no longer afford to hold back. They quickly unleashed their full power and wiped out every Cosmic Locust that emerged.
But locusts as tiny as viruses still managed to infect several Celestials.
Chaos broke out among the Celestials.
And the