With the center of the planetary system as the far point, the rapidly expanding wave of flames turned everything before them bright pink. Even where the group stood, they could feel the intense tremors and the compression of space.
Countless chunks of rock and dust were shoved outward beyond the planetary system, leaving Su Ming no choice but to turn Godslayer into a shield and brace it between the group and the shockwave.
Carol held an oxygen tank between her teeth and silently shook her head. It was her first time witnessing a stellar explosion from such close range, and the firelight dazzled her eyes.
The ruined planetary system was now filled with high temperatures and radiation, which would linger for a while. The insectoid fleet that had occupied half the planetary system moments ago had vanished without a trace, as if it had never existed. Of course, every planet in the system had vanished as well, leaving only a fiery void.
But that was simply how the universe worked. The end of a star was expansion and collapse, both perfectly normal natural phenomena. They had merely accelerated the process artificially.
She took the writing board and pen from Black Bolt's arms, quickly wrote a line, and held it before Deathstroke: "Will the enemy still come?"
Carol was worried that the Herald of Galactus and Galactus might change course, since this place had become a cosmic blank zone filled with chaotic currents.
Su Ming took the pen and casually scribbled a few words: "They will. If you saw a restaurant setting off fireworks nearby while you were shopping, you'd go take a look too."
Seeing that answer, Carol, glowing all over, looked helpless. She had no idea where that analogy had come from. A stellar explosion was fireworks?
At that