In the darkness between the stars, Loki calmly laid out his plan. He had a unique temperament: no matter what he said, it always carried the eerie air of conspiracy.
But in truth, his plan this time was very simple. From the conversation with Celestial Destroyer just now, it was clear that the Dark Celestials had a leader named One Above All. Moreover, they and the colorful faction were sworn enemies, absolute arch-nemeses with no possibility of compromise.
Thus, he began asking Colossus about the details of One Above All, such as his appearance. Were the eyepieces on his head arranged like the Eight of Circles in mahjong? Or were they more like glowing radiators?
The Celestials all looked very similar. The greatest differences were their colors and the distribution of their eyepieces. But color only applied to the Colored Celestials; the Dark Celestials were all pitch-black, differing only in the arrangements of the glowing lines on their bodies.
But those were merely details. What Loki really wanted to know was what abilities One Above All possessed, especially anything original that could represent his identity or create particularly striking light and shadow effects.
The overall plan was simple: create a magical illusion of One Above All and draw out the Exterminator of the Colored Celestials for a confrontation.
Finding someone in a space the size of a multiverse was troublesome. It was better to let the enemy come looking for "him." Deathstroke was not the only one who knew how to fish.
As for how he could be sure he would hook a big fish? That was because he understood some of the Celestials' thought patterns. These Ancient Gods, like robots, thought in an extremely rational manner.
Celestial Destroyer was proof enough. He was larger than ordinary Celestials, and thus