The two of them took their weapons and left, vanishing into the darkness in the blink of an eye.
Vampires were naturally skilled at covert operations, while Mercenary was also an expert at hiding, since he often had to moonlight as an assassin.
It was fine if the two of them had disappeared. Their mission was to take potshots, after all, and the safest approach was to hide so well that even their own side could not find them.
By then, Celestial Destroyer had officially engaged CCU. The two sides used energy in completely different ways, but they shared one trait: there was very little waste, and their efficiency was extremely high.
When ordinary humans used energy, they usually fired it out in the form of beams. Su Ming himself preferred to use energy to enhance his physical abilities, which already made him something of an outlier.
But now that he was watching two Omniverse-level beings clash, he finally understood just how many ways energy could be used. In their hands, there was almost no boundary between energy and matter. Even the methods they used to attack each other were in an Undetermined State.
For instance, Celestial Destroyer raised a hand and released a giant sphere of light. The next second, a massive ball made of Black Matter dropped from above CCU. Just as the latter tried to block it, the ball suddenly transformed into energy, passed through the defenses, and slammed into CCU's head, blasting it sideways.
CCU's counterattack, meanwhile, was to construct worlds. He seemed to be trying to create a new cosmic space to seal or exile Celestial Destroyer. That had always been the standard method for dealing with the Celestials.
But the Beyonders had once only played with mass-produced trash Celestials. They could not compare to