Multiverse

100,000 kilometers away from Blue Star.

A colossal Spaceship is hovering nearby.

From Blue Star, this eye-like Spaceship is easily visible, and due to the distance, it even appears larger than the moon.

This is Thanos's vehicle, Sanctuary II.

Inside Sanctuary II, Thanos stared into deep thought as he looked at the virtual image projected before him.

He wasn't particularly interested in this thing that resembled Celestial embryo; after all, he had almost died just now, and there was no need to provoke the wrath of these Celestial.

However, the immense energy, resembling the Reality Stone, surging within the cavities surrounding the embryo stirred something within him.

Just as he was preparing to go to the Earth's Core Blue Star, his vision suddenly went dark, and he found himself in a completely dark environment.

Having had this experience before, he immediately realized that the Death God had come again, so he wasn't nervous, but quietly waited for the other party to appear.

Sure enough, a moment later, the perfect face of the Death God reappeared before my eyes.

However, judging from the upturned corners of her mouth, she seemed to be in a good mood.

"Well done, you certainly didn't disappoint me."

Upon hearing this, Thanos simply lowered his head, not daring to look at the other person's face.

Having witnessed the Celestial presence before, he now knew that these terrifying beings could be sensed and influenced simply by seeing their appearance or uttering their names.

Although he possessed an extremely strong will, he still chose to avoid this influence as much as possible.

I need power.

This time, the Death God didn't waste any more words, but immediately transferred an extremely pure Death Power to Thanos.

After a while, she spoke up, "I have a task for you, and I need to come to your place."

Thanos shook his head and said calmly, "I'm not going."

He still needs to go to Blue Star to find the Reality Stone; he can't afford to waste any more time.

The Death God shook his head and said calmly, "This is not a question, but an order."

Thanos was furious upon hearing this, but after thinking for a moment, he still asked, "What mission?"

When you're under someone's roof, you have to bow your head.

Now is not the time for me to turn against them.

I can reveal my hand once I have Six Infinity Stones.

The Death God chuckled, casually waving his Black Scythe, and said, "Go to Universe S25317 to assist someone. Don't worry, the reward will definitely satisfy you."

After saying that, she licked her lips, revealing a seductive expression.

Unfortunately, her efforts were destined to be in vain.

Thanos, still with his head down, asked calmly, "Whose side are we on?"

The Death God, seeing that Thanos remained unmoved, suddenly felt a sense of boredom.

"My other piece, whom you haven't seen before, is named Ultron."

At this point, she said with a hint of anger, "Those guys couldn't beat me, so they started gathering forces from the Multiverse to try and kill Ultron, acting like I don't exist."

Upon hearing the Ultron, Thanos was immediately reminded of a plot he had witnessed in his past life.

What If...? Ultron, who painstakingly collected five Infinity Stones, only to become their deliveryman.

Could this Ultron have appeared in another universe?

So this time, the opponent is Superheroes from other universes summoned by the Watcher?

No, the Death God used the word "those guys" earlier, not "that guy," which means it wasn't one person, but multiple people.

Could it be the Celestials?

After thinking for a moment, he nodded and asked, "When are we going?"

The Death God suddenly sheathed his scythe, crossed his arms behind his back, highlighting his two strengths, and said with a smile, "I'll give you five minutes to prepare, and while I'm at it, I'll find you a few more helpers."

Thanos remained unmoved, simply bowing his head and saying calmly, "Understood."

Seeing that he still couldn't tempt the other party, the Death God shook his head helplessly, then straightened up and said coldly, "The embryo in Blue Star and the Reality Stone are not ready yet. You cannot touch them. Otherwise, I can save you once, but I can't save you a second time."

As she finished speaking, her figure slowly disappeared into the darkness.

The next instant, Thanos regained his vision.

He was used to the Death God could come and go as it pleased, so he didn't feel uncomfortable.

I never expected that it was actually Arishem who saved me last time.

And the Celestial Embryo and the Reality Stone can't be touched? What does that mean?

Waiting for the right opportunity? What opportunity?

Is this part of the Dark Elves storyline?

But at the level of the Death God, is it still necessary to follow the storyline?

Or is the Dark Elves storyline a chessboard designed by some unknown entity, preventing them from making any moves?

He shook his head, realizing that although he had obtained a lot of information, he still knew too little to make any inferences.

However, I already had a general idea in mind.

Soon, he ordered his men to bring him his Tyrant's Blade and Tyrant Armor.

Then he asked in his mind, "System, how many Points do I have?"

A moment later, the system's mechanical voice sounded.

"A total of 236,297 points. What Host?"

Since its last move, the system seems to have discovered that no unknown entity has noticed it, or if it has, it simply doesn't care.

Therefore, the system has become much more open.

Upon hearing that he had over 200,000 Points, Thanos felt a surge of satisfaction.

Surprisingly, the Death God was quite generous, giving more than twice the energy compared to last time.

It seems that Blue Star truly is the star of the show, hence its high value.

"Can I speed up the cooling time of Ten Million Stars' Power?"

After a moment of silence, the system said, "Okay, but it will require 10,000 Points to accelerate the cooling-off period by one year."

Upon hearing about the high Points, he abandoned the idea of redeeming the skill and instead began checking the skill redemption list.

However, after looking at it for a while, I found that the skills were either too expensive or conflicted with the World-Destroying Power.

After thinking about it, I decided to spend 150,000 Points to exchange for a passive skill.

Blood Rebirth.

This skill has no cooldown; as long as there are still living cells, the user can revive.

However, it consumes a great deal of energy.

Even so, this skill is best used for survival.

Soon, the system showed that the Points had been deducted, and he only felt a surge of heat throughout his body before returning to normal.

The system's mystery once again struck him as incredible.

He didn't plan to redeem the remaining 80,000 Points; he kept them as a precaution.

If we need to use the Ten Million Stars' Power, it's not too late to use it to eliminate the cooldown time.