A Weak God

Ajak's face turned livid as an incomprehensibly complicated emotion brewed within her. She stared blankly at the scene before her.

Gilgamesh was the strongest warrior among them, second only to Ikaris.

Though he had a gentle temperament and generally disliked truly fighting others, no one dared underestimate the threat he posed.

He was like a vegetarian elephant on the plains. Its presence might not be as terrifying as that of a lion, but when it truly became enraged, even the king of the plains would tremble.

Compared to battle, he preferred to follow Tina's side and become her unnoticed guardian.

Yet now, this powerful Eternal warrior had been effortlessly brutalized by a giant who had appeared out of nowhere, and his fate was unknown.

As the leader of these Eternals, Ajak's mind was in turmoil.

She realized that she had made a grave mistake. Before investigating the anomaly thoroughly, she had rushed to Earth and directly declared war on humanity.

Wrong. Terribly wrong!

"Gods above, this may no longer be merely trouble. It is a complete and utter crisis."

"That human named Lox was not some anomaly who had accidentally arrived in Universe 1661.

He and the forces behind him were naked invaders. They had entered the gods' laboratory, entered our pasture, and were wantonly seizing the gods' property!"

"I must find a way to send this news out. It does not matter if we die here. What matters is that the gods must know the crisis has arrived."

Compared to the other Eternals, Ajak had a deeper connection with those creator gods.

She had personally paid audience to the Celestial Arishem, a god greater and more exalted than the other Celestials.

It was Arishem who had transformed this complete universe into the parallel universes of today.

As a first-generation