Chapter 1123: Incorporating the Eternals (First update!)

The current 616 Universe is a trap.

Regardless of whether Hawk accepts the 616 Universe's surrender, the current 616 Universe is a trap specifically set for him; this is certain.

The Analyst Nezarr is constantly fleeing through the multiverse just to attract his attention, thereby buying time for the Creator Sersi to complete the plan against him.

The replacement plan.

Using a pseudo-Hawk to replace the real him.

Good idea.

Just—

Hawk still cannot understand how the Creator Sersi intends to use a fake self to replace the real self.

The most important point.

He currently has no information to analyze.

No.

It's not that there is no information at all.

Because at the beginning, he intended to wait for work, and when he went to clean up the Analyst Nezarr after the Analyst Nezarr was tired of fleeing and didn't want to flee anymore, his sixth sense warned him, which allowed him to know of the existence of the Creator Sersi through the leader of the Eternals.

And then, through the conversation with the Main Universe consciousness, he learned that the 616 Universe itself had also entered the fray, choosing to collude with the Celestials.

And the reason for the 616 Universe's entry is also abstract; it was just because his appearance disturbed the timeline of the 616 Universe's primary and secondary space-time.

Please.

Is this any big deal?

If you don't want to spend the effort to rewrite a brand new timeline, just replace the parallel space-time without me with the primary space-time.

To hold a grudge against him for this, and then use your own universe as a bet.

What kind of thing is this.

Digressing.

In short!

At the beginning, when Hawk didn't know about the 616 Universe and the Creator Sersi, his sixth sense warned him.

But after knowing the existence of these two, and having some understanding of their secret plots, the warning of his sixth sense disappeared instead.

Hawk has always trusted his sixth sense.

So after the sixth sense warning disappeared, he had plenty of time to collect more information.

The era of barbaric warfare has long since ended.

The current war is an information war; whoever controls more information, the scales of victory will tilt toward them.

Therefore, he needs more information.

So Hawk found the leader of the Eternals, Ajak, again.

Hawk got straight to the point.

"You know that Sersi has already defected to me, right."

"I know."

Ajak looked at Hawk, who appeared beside her after a loud noise in the sky while she was walking on the farm, was stunned for a moment, and then reacted after hearing Hawk's words.

Hawk smiled slightly.

"As a reward for her loyalty to me, she will no longer be troubled by the Mahd Wy'ry."

"Thank you!"

Ajak had already learned about this from Sersi, so she wasn't surprised at all: "The Mahd Wy'ry is actually a means for the Celestials to control us."

When a member of the Eternals gets the Mahd Wy'ry, for the Celestials, it is equivalent to a machine reaching its scrap deadline.

They will not choose to repair this machine, but only choose to scrap it.

And Ajak's memory had not been simply and crudely deleted, especially recently, as her memory world had been baptized by the Phoenix Fire, so she clearly remembered those Eternals who had disappeared because of the Mahd Wy'ry over these endless years.

Hawk's tone was calm.

"I can make the Eternals no longer troubled by the Mahd Wy'ry."

"... What?"

Ajak looked up at Hawk.

Hawk smiled slightly: "I can accept all the Eternals, let you be free from the trouble of the Mahd Wy'ry, and at the same time, let you get rid of the devil's claws of the Celestials."

Ajak felt her heart stir upon hearing this.

After hearing Sersi talk about Hawk having already incorporated her, she actually had the thought of letting Hawk incorporate them all.

After all, the Celestials are really not good things; in the eyes of the Celestials, they have never been independent individuals, but tools created by them to serve them.

But Ajak also knew very well that being able to obtain Hawk's pardon was already a gift.

As for incorporation?

Hawk could propose it, but they couldn't, and they didn't even dare to think about it.

And now?

Ajak's heart was stirred, but she quickly calmed down and looked at Hawk again.

"What do we need to pay."

"Loyalty."

Hawk smiled slightly: "My requirement for friends is to open up, and for subordinates, it is loyalty—absolute loyalty."

Because loyalty that is not absolute is absolute disloyalty.

Once disloyal, a hundred times useless.

It is nothing more than this.

Ajak nodded and looked at Hawk: "Do you believe in just verbal loyalty?"

Hawk laughed.

"For others, no; for you, I believe."

"May I ask why?"

"Actually, I have 100% trust in you now; do you know why?"

"..."

Ajak was stunned for a moment upon hearing this, and then her thoughts turned: "Does it have to do with you entering my memory world at that time?"

Hawk's smile was bright: "You are indeed a smart person, and I really like dealing with smart people."

When he entered Ajak's memory world to watch the conversation between the latter and the Creator Sersi, he had ignited the Phoenix Fire.

The Phoenix Fire not only allowed him to absorb Ajak's memory, but at the same time, the Phoenix Fire also burned away a large amount of useless data generated by Ajak's originally somewhat chaotic and vast memory.

But the Phoenix Fire still remained in Ajak's memory world.

And this is the reason why Hawk can be certain that Ajak will not lie to him.

Because once Ajak lies to him, the Phoenix Fire remaining in Ajak's memory world will be ignited again.

"But this was not intentional on my part."

"The Celestials are indeed not good things; even if I used the Phoenix Fire to clear a large amount of useless data from your memory world, this kind of data is still being generated continuously."

Hawk's expression was very natural: "Only with my Phoenix Fire permanently stationed can I ensure that your memory world will no longer generate garbage."

Simply put, members of the Eternals are missing a part.

And his Phoenix Fire is the part that fills this missing piece, allowing the Eternals to operate without worrying about being scrapped after a long time.

However, everything has two sides.

Hawk's Phoenix Fire can ensure their eternal operation, and likewise, it can ensure their loyalty to him.

But from another perspective.

Trading loyalty for an opportunity for eternity is actually a very cost-effective deal.

Ajak indeed thought so.

After hearing Hawk's explanation, she was very straightforward: "Then, Lord God, what can I do for you?"

Hawk looked at Ajak upon hearing this.

"Have you thought it through?"

"Yes."

Ajak nodded and was very honest: "I didn't see the look of looking at a tool in your eyes, and for us, that is enough."

Hawk smiled: "Do your other clansmen think the same?"

Ajak's expression was serious: "I will ensure that the Eternals are always loyal to you and execute any of your orders; if any clansman has a different heart, you don't need to make a move; I will ensure they receive the punishment they deserve."

Hawk laughed.

He was suddenly looking forward to the expression on the Celestials' faces when they saw their member Tiamut and their tool, the Eternals, all being used by him.

That expression must be very wonderful.

But that is a matter for the future.

As for now?

"Since the Creator Sersi asked you to hold me back, then you hold me back."

"Uh..."

"Maintain the frequency of reporting to him once a week, and find a way to understand that so-called replacement plan."

Since the Creator Sersi wants to use Ajak to hold him back.

Then he will use it in reverse, making Ajak his inside man, so that he can figure out what this so-called replacement plan is.

War!

Using military strategy is normal, but when it comes to the application of military strategy, he, Hawk, is the expert.

In a word.

The trap banquet, which is regarded as a miracle by Westerners, is something he, Hawk, doesn't even look at.

Ajak listened to Hawk's request without any hesitation.

"I understand, Lord God." ===== CHAPTER 1125 =====