The stars gleamed, and the universe stretched boundlessly. All kinds of brilliant light shone upon the three of them. Cloak was like a surfboard, carrying them along invisible crests as they swayed from side to side and sped forward.
The ship before them was called Taa II, better known as Planet Eater's flagship.
The last time they had seen this spacecraft, which was roughly the size of a planetary system, it had swept through countless star systems like a vacuum cleaner, turning every planet in its path into Galactus's food.
According to the Cosmic Browser's search results, the Possessor of the Ultimate Nullifier was Galactus, which made things much easier to find.
Although Su Ming had no particular connection to Galactus, he had another identity: Yin Tama, the white-haired dead-fish-eyed fellow. He could at least be considered a Herald of Galactus.
Putting that long-unused identity back to work, Su Ming secretly slipped into the gigantic mothership with the two women, intending to have a word with Galactus and ask to let his herald play with that item.
Compared to Eternity and the others hiding in higher dimensions, Galactus needed to feed frequently, so he spent most of his time in the Material World—the Main Dimension. That made him relatively easy to find, and was probably one of the reasons he had become little more than a combat unit.
It was more convenient to go in and ask him directly for the Ultimate Nullifier. This mothership was as large as a planetary system and could grow or shrink. If they did not ask anyone, how long would it take to find something the size of a lighter in such a vast place?
The Ultimate Nullifier was also known as Marvel Writer's Lighter. It was specifically used to burn manuscripts, and its