Rather than a spaceship, Divinity was more like an independent world. Everything it could display was extraordinarily grand. The gate alone stood a full 3,600 meters tall, making it clear that this thing had not been built for humans.
Yet it had indeed fallen into human hands.
As a creature who had once ceased to be human but had ultimately become human again, Luthor did not know much about it. In fact, without Multiversal Level strength, even controlling this spaceship was somewhat difficult.
True, he could make the ship move and take himself or his friends to most places they could think of, but beyond that, Divinity possessed many extraordinary functions that were currently incomprehensible, unusable, or indescribable.
For instance, when the ship had been in Perpetua's hands, it could be used to herd cosmic realms, accelerate their Timeline Speed, and rapidly breed Martian-human Hybrid creatures into a terrifying army.
But after Luthor inherited the ship, even though he had personally seen how the Mother of the Multiverse did it, he could not replicate the process. The reason was probably that he could not casually hold a string of planets in his hand, play with them, and turn them into a necklace like Perpetua could.
Still, although it was a spaceship that could change size, Luthor had kept it in this enormous form. Unless he believed that bigger was better, Harley felt he probably had some psychological issues.
But that was normal. Who did not have a few mental problems? There was nothing wrong with an arrogant bald man liking huge houses.
"There's a teleportation system inside the ship that can spare us the trouble of walking." Luthor climbed down from the enchanted flatbed cart and placed a hand on the gate. The platform-like area was now blazing with light.