With that said, everything that needed to be said had been said. Eternity and Infinity were ready to proceed according to Deathstroke's plan.
Infinity was not particularly afraid of Deathstroke. She believed she had no weaknesses for him to exploit. But if she refused, what if Deathstroke kept coming around to prank her brother every few days?
Eternity had a gentle nature and was always somewhat indecisive, so Infinity had always cared for him the most. After all, the two had originally been one.
Yet even a brief fusion would have a major impact on the universe. It would not destroy anything, but it would temporarily strengthen the power of space-time, greatly invigorating the universe itself for a short while.
But before long, the two gods would separate again. When that happened, the universe's level would fall once more, and some unpleasant things might occur.
But with Deathstroke's single eye fixed on them like a lantern, there presumably was no other choice.
Both great gods emitted intense light. Their bodies began to flow, merging from the point where their hands touched.
At first, it was merely the mingling of light.
The brilliant two-colored radiance intertwined and twisted. Golden Light and blue light twisted together like spun thread, becoming a strange color.
It was white tinged with gray, bright but not dazzling. Yet it made people unable to see clearly—or rather, even when they saw it, their brains could not directly process it.
Su Ming stepped back a little, putting his arms around the two youngsters as he continued watching. He knew this was the color of Chaos. Similar colors often coiled around many Old Ones, so he remained calm.
Just as Doom's experiments had confirmed, the birth of a universe always evolved matter from the void and gave birth to