As mentioned before, because the Exterminator had disobeyed back then, the Celestials threw them into a crack in the Omniverse's outer shell. For some unknown reason, that crack had been named "The Tears" by a group of Celestials without blood or tears.
Celestial Destroyer had participated in the sealing project back then, and everyone was now at the conceptual level of the Omniverse, so finding that seal was effortless for him.
It was a black speck in the white desert—a thin black line connecting the ground to the clouds.
To humans, it might have been easy to overlook, because it was truly inconspicuous, so subtle that it could be ignored at a glance.
But it was different for Celestials. The way they perceived the universe was completely unlike that of humans.
It was impossible to say how far the clouds were from the ground, but Su Ming judged that this was probably the distance between the countless lower-tier universes and the Omniverse's outer shell.
The concept was abstract, so to human eyes, it manifested as a clearly divided sky and earth.
But to Deadpool, it was simply this:
"Whoa, Cousin, look—the clouds' armpit hair is sticking out."
Once he said that, everyone looking at the black line hanging from the clouds felt that the whole impression had changed. It was no longer a crack in the Omniverse, but a strand of hair tangled around a bathroom drain.
It was a little disgusting.
Su Ming rubbed his face. He had known long ago that bringing Deadpool meant subjecting himself to mental torment as well.
"Breakers, begin!"
Over the boundless white sands, the tiny black-and-yellow figure shouted toward the sky. The other party's enormous feet stretched like mountain ranges to the edge of sight, so in truth, he had no idea where