To Kill a Monster, Destroy Its Roots: The Eye Beast's Resurrection Point!

Agamotto was known as the Eye of Agamotto, the all-seeing eye.

Among the Vishanti, who represented wisdom,

he was unquestionably the brains of the group.

It went without saying.

His knowledge ranked among the very best in the entire multiverse.

Ren naturally could not compare with him.

As for the Eye Beast's true nature, Ren was almost completely in the dark.

"In that case, Master Agamotto..."

"What exactly is the Eye Beast?"

Ren asked, his face full of confusion.

"It is a very unusual life-form."

"You can think of it as a product of the universe's dark side."

Agamotto explained.

"Of course, the universe itself has no such distinction between light and dark."

"Good and evil, black and white—all of those are concepts imposed by thinking beings like us."

"To the universe,"

"whether it is a sun that gives off light and heat or a black hole that devours everything, both are merely parts of it."

"But once intelligent life appeared,"

"anything living beings feared, dreaded, or found threatening was naturally classified as part of the dark side."

"The Eye Beast sprang from that collective mindset."

Agamotto explained in detail.

Ren's brows knitted tightly.

"You mean the Eye Beast is a monster born from the negative emotions of intelligent life?"

"Exactly."

"Thoughts have power."

"One person's thoughts may be insignificant, but when the emotions of all life across the multiverse converge,"

"that terrifying power makes even gods steer clear."

Agamotto answered with a chuckle.

"Then does that mean this monster can never be killed?"

Ren frowned deeply.

He had thought the monster was merely a troublesome creature from another dimension.

He had never expected its origins to run so deep.

"It is not completely impossible to kill."

"But the price of destroying it for good is far too high. It