Klyntar had appeared, seemingly able to shift repeatedly between material and void states. That should not have happened either; at least, Su Ming had never seen such a situation on the Timeline.
If things had developed like Earth-616—the comic stories he had read in his previous life—then even if Knull awakened and resurrected the Symbiote "Dragon" to invade Earth, the threat would have been fairly limited. At the very least, Symbiotes existed only on the material plane, and there would have been plenty of ways to deal with them.
But now, he seemed to have assimilated part of his own prison, Klyntar, and turned it into a cosmic Pac-Man charging toward the Earth where Strangle existed. This was clearly a planned assault.
Knull had been a ruthless figure back in the day. Born from the void and eternal darkness, he was also considered one of the earliest evil gods born after the Cosmic Egg exploded.
He had originally slept in endless darkness until one day, when the Light of Creation suddenly awakened him.
Still groggy and irritable from being woken up, he looked around and discovered that the Celestials had appeared. They were busily refining Cosmic Concepts, arranging stars and placing life throughout them.
But Knull, who loved only darkness and silence, merely found those robots unbearably Brawl and decided to kill them all.
So he created creatures called Symbiotes from his own shadow. Using Celestial heads as furnaces and the most savage primordial energy in the universe to temper darkness, he forged himself the mount "Dragon," the weapon "All-Black the Necrosword," and the armor "Symbiote Armor." Then he began a long campaign of war.
Ordinary Celestials were almost incapable of resisting him. Only when more than a dozen Celestials besieged him together could they barely delay him. It was