Chapter 871

Above a galaxy that was burning to its end.

As the burning of the galaxy beneath his feet gradually came to an end, and the entire galaxy entered a death-like silence, Hawk, who had withdrawn his mind projection from the universe where Gwen was, looked expressionlessly at the strange galaxy beneath his feet that was already like a graveyard.

In sight.

There were no billions of living beings.

There were no remains of gods.

This uninhabited galaxy beneath his feet was itself a barren galaxy without any life; life had never appeared in this galaxy.

Yes.

The scene that Reed Richards and Susan Storm had just seen—of lives being directly annihilated by Hawk's eye impact in the background, and lives sinking on the destroyed planet—was nothing more than an infinitely realistic illusion Hawk had created using the Reality Stone.

In a word.

Hawk was very brutal, but this was based on the premise that someone provoked him; when someone provoked him, he would choose to pay it back in the most intense way.

But in the absence of anyone provoking him, Hawk felt he was quite kind.

The reason Hawk used the Reality Stone to create an infinitely realistic illusion of himself destroying the lives of a galaxy was nothing more than to exert a powerful deterrent on the universe where Gwen was.

To tell the universe where Gwen was.

Do not touch her; touch her and you die.

He had this strength, and he wouldn't care about what happened; he only cared about the result. As long as something happened to Gwen, he wouldn't listen to any explanations and would only launch a destructive strike against them.

Barbarians fear power, not virtue; Hawk already had rich experience in dealing with these barbarians.

Just like the gods of the Alda Galaxy.

The projection just now was indeed fake, but the fact that Hawk had annihilated the gods of the Alda Galaxy was true; otherwise, the rumor that he was a Demon God wouldn't be circulating in the universe today.

However, the gods of the Alda Galaxy were not annihilated in this uninhabited galaxy beneath his feet, and it wasn't just now.

It was a month ago, and it was in another galaxy.

Just as Hawk had told Gwen.

The gods of the Alda Galaxy aided the tyrant and were not worth pitying; since they chose to stand on the side of the Celestial Grees, then they should go die.

Toward friends, Hawk's attitude was the sunshine of spring.

Toward strangers, Hawk's attitude was to watch coldly and respect the fate of others.

Toward enemies?

Heh.

Hawk's attitude had always been to strike with heavy fists; although he hadn't seen with his own eyes that the gods of the Alda Galaxy were really with the Celestial Grees, the fact that the main god of the Alda Galaxy had the residual aura of the Celestial Grees was enough for Hawk.

Once again.

Universe police talk about evidence.

Universe Demon Gods only need suspicion.

However...

After Hawk withdrew his gaze from the galaxy that had completely fallen into deathly silence beneath his feet, he felt the endless pressure from all directions and looked up toward the depths of the universe.

This pressure from the reality universe itself made it so that even if he burned his own small universe, he could only maintain his combat power at the Celestial stage.

This was different from the suppression brought by the universe impersonated by Grees, who had previously wanted to replace it.

This suppression came from the universe; after Grees fled this universe in a sorry state, the returning universe instinct suppressed Hawk.

The universe is ruthless and wouldn't allow Hawk to have any special privileges just because he helped it avoid Grees' poisonous hands.

Although the returning universe instinct wouldn't use subjective attacks like time traps on Hawk anymore.

But not allowing any universe life to transcend this universe was written into the DNA of the universe.

And Hawk had also annihilated quite a few universe gods, including the gods of the Alda Galaxy, in the past period of time.

He had killed quite a few; otherwise, he wouldn't have earned the name Demon God.

And doing things like attacking universe gods was something even the Celestial Grees hadn't done.

So...

The real universe pressure came; Hawk could feel the suppression, rejection, and disgust from the universe instinct from all directions.

However, Hawk didn't take it to heart.

Once again...

Suppression is suppression, what can you do to me?

Hawk felt a familiar aura approaching and cast his gaze on a golden light rushing toward him from afar.

There was a woman in the golden light.

Her golden medium-long hair was scattered casually; she was tall, strong, and full of a sense of power, wearing a tight-fitting combat suit in red, blue, and gold.

There was an eight-pointed star logo on her chest.

Her whole body was shrouded in brilliant photon energy, like a universe god.

Carol Danvers!

Captain Marvel.

Hawk looked at Captain Marvel, who was surrounded by golden brilliant energy and watching him with a pair of golden eyes, the corners of his mouth lifting slightly as he greeted: "Hello, Carol."

This wasn't his first meeting with Carol Danvers.

His first meeting with this Captain Marvel could be traced back to five months ago, which was the third time he fulfilled his promise.

Hawk had transferred the lives on that planet, more than half of which had already been extinguished by Thanos's arrival, to his Wutong World Tree to fill the World Tree's population.

Of course.

This was another reason why the universe instinct hated him.

If the Celestial Grees was a thief in the house, then Hawk was purely a robber.

Digressing.

Hawk met Captain Marvel when he was destroying that life planet.

At that time, Carol Danvers was very angry, furious, looking exactly like an angry tigress.

However, just as Carol Danvers was about to make a move to let Hawk know what Captain Marvel was, the life planet cracked, revealing the unformed Celestial inside.

Carol Danvers stopped instantly, looking at the extremely ugly monster Celestial remains revealed after the planet cracked.

And then...

This Captain Marvel seemed to have latched onto him.

At this very moment.

Carol Danvers looked at the extinguished galaxy below.

"I remember this galaxy was supposed to be an uninhabited galaxy; did the Celestials also sow seeds in this galaxy?"

"No, their seeds are only sown in life planets without the protection of gods."

Hawk shook his head, then looked at Carol Danvers: "I remember telling you last time."

Carol Danvers nodded.

"I know, then why did you destroy this galaxy?"

"To see someone."

"Your wife."

"Yes."

"Did you see her?"

"Hmm."

Hawk's gaze was calm: "I saw her, but unfortunately the Celestials also reacted and once again deepened the shielding of that universe."

But it doesn't matter.

After seeing the Fantastic Four by Gwen's side, he already knew the number of that multiverse.

828.

This wasn't known by looking at the uniform, but by looking at the face.

After all, the Susan Storm he saw didn't look like the blonde babe Barbara, but had the face of the White Widow.

So—

828 universe.

Hawk was very certain, so no matter how the Celestials shielded it, it was useless.

What he needed to do next was how to travel through the multiverse.

Hawk thought to himself, then looked at Captain Marvel in front of him: "I remember this place can be considered the edge of the universe; I ran all the way here, and you were still able to find me."

Carol Danvers smiled.

"You are a universe Demon God, after all; the universe gods are all reporting your location."

"Is that so?"

Hawk raised an eyebrow.

"They are so afraid of me."

"The gods of the Alda Galaxy were wiped out; it's normal for them to be afraid."

Carol Danvers shrugged.

She wasn't angry about Hawk wiping out the gods of the Alda Galaxy; on the contrary, she felt Hawk had done something she didn't dare to do.

Carol Danvers had been to the Alda Galaxy.

The lives there lived very bitterly; it could be said they were truly treated as cattle, horses, and consumables by the gods of the Alda Galaxy, with sacrifices and such happening at every turn.

But that was the territory of gods, and Carol Danvers couldn't easily intervene.

But after Hawk wiped out the gods of the Alda Galaxy, Carol Danvers could intervene.

So after the two met, although they didn't communicate much, they reached a kind of tacit understanding.

Hawk acts, she cleans up.

The tip he mentioned to Gwen earlier—the informant was none other than Carol Danvers in front of him.

"By the way," Carol Danvers seemed to think of something and looked at Hawk: "The universe gods are so afraid you'll go find trouble with them that they have already run to the Olympic Temple one after another."

Hawk heard this: "Zeus's temple?"

Carol Danvers nodded.

"Yes."

"Taking refuge?"

"Yes."

"I'm not bloodthirsty."