Chapter 354: S: The Radiant Event (29)
With a "bang" of a loud noise, countless meteorites composed of magical radiance passed through layers of broken dimensional space. In an instant, the soldiers were like a comb, countless wails and screams sounded, and Dormammu's angry voice resounded through the universe:
"Ancient One!! It's you again!!!"
And faster than him was the raging fire burning from hell. Mephisto's incomparably huge figure descended into the center of the battlefield. He faced the Ancient One directly. Fire and magic complemented each other. Mephisto's voice was hoarse and low, carrying the evil unique to the Lord of Hell:
"Leave here, Ancient One, this is not a place you should come to, our struggle has nothing to do with you!"
"You are wrong, Mephisto, there is no place in this universe I shouldn't go." The Ancient One's voice was like a bell, her tone carrying a kind of chilling calmness and coldness.
The yellow robe fluttered, countless brilliant magic crystals like a rain of swords shot toward Mephisto. Dormammu said bitterly: "Is the Sorcerer Supreme also going to participate in this war? If you are determined to do so, be careful of bringing irreparable disaster to you and your race!"
The Ancient One's reply was as overbearing as ever: "If you all die, there won't be any disaster in the universe. Thunder!"
Many demon gods who hadn't seen the Ancient One before took two steps back involuntarily. Although they didn't know what kind of madness she was having, obviously, the Sorcerer Supreme wanted to take on two.
Just then, a power of light shrouded behind the Ancient One. The figure of the Vishanti appeared in the universe, carrying incomparably powerful force. One of the three demon gods opened his mouth and said: "All leave here, don't let the situation expand any further."
"Vishanti..." Mephisto looked at the Vishanti with great fear. Seeing that he was clearly going to support the Ancient One, many demon gods began to retreat in their hearts. Multiverse-level guardians were not so easy to provoke, and what's more, slightly more powerful demon gods all knew that the Vishanti stood behind Eternity.
But just then, the Ancient One took action, and Dormammu and Mephisto didn't show weakness. The radiance of magic and dark energy and hellfire erupted together, instantly spreading to the surrounding dimensions.
The Vishanti wanted to tell the Ancient One to stop, but he also didn't know why the Ancient One insisted on going to war with the dimension demon gods. Just then, a blood moon carrying Crimson Power descended from the sky. When the crimson radiance shone on this world, time froze.
The Vishanti looked into mid-air. Cyttorak's figure didn't appear, but the shadows of those huge cities in the Crimson Dimension were already looming on the horizon.
At the same time, the power of light grew stronger. White and red forces clashed intensely in the dimension. Countless demon gods were completely shattered before they could even look directly at the light.
In the deeper space, the Ancient One and Mephisto and Dormammu fought back and forth. In the more remote battlefield, Hela and Balder also didn't stop.
Just then, a golden falling thunderbolt split the battlefield. The All-Father Odin stood at the bow of a huge warship and said: "Hela, stop your destructive behavior, it won't have any results!"
"Hypocritical." Hela only gave Odin two words, continuing to manipulate the endless power of the dead to attack.
With Odin's participation, the battle situation on this side of the battlefield was even more intense. The thunder that could shatter everything had changed from falling thunder to a thunderstorm. Odin's incomparably powerful force and fierce offensive made everything around him shatter layer by layer.
In this epic battle scene, various colors of energy complemented each other, weapons and armor collided, thunder and fire danced together, war cries and wails played in unison, celestial bodies screamed, and the universe boiled.
But not long after, while fighting, the battlefield began to shift somewhat.
Although in war, the shifting of battle lines is a normal thing, but the speed of this battle line shift was really beyond imagination.
In the trio of the Ancient One, Mephisto, and Dormammu who were fighting the most lively, the Ancient One was very justified. She was a mage, how could she fight hand-to-hand? Of course, she had to keep a distance from the enemy. Mephisto wanted to fight her hand-to-hand, so she naturally had to retreat, and then cast magic.
Then the Ancient One retreated, Mephisto and Dormammu certainly had to chase. Then Mephisto and Dormammu chased, and the trio's battlefield went crazy in one direction as if they had opened a cheat.
The Ancient One and the three moved, the Vishanti who were supporting the Ancient One certainly had to follow. The Vishanti moved, Cyttorak also had to move...
In another battlefield, Hela also had a very good reason. Odin's thunder power was too powerful, I couldn't just stand there and let him strike me, right? Avoiding the sharp edge is something any person proficient in tactics should understand. Then I flew out of the range of the falling thunder, and there was nothing strange about that, right?
"Fairy Wood Origin"
Then Hela hid, and Odin, who was specifically there to strike Hela, certainly had to follow. These two people both left, and Balder certainly had to follow in their footsteps...
Thus, this positional warfare transformed into mobile warfare at a very fast speed. Anyway, it was, she escaped, he chased, she escaped again, he chased again, she escaped for her life, he chased to his death...
Then, they deviated by dozens of dimensions, and deviated by hundreds of billions of light-years... very coincidentally arriving at the Andromeda Galaxy.
There are many reasons for this situation. Perhaps the demon gods don't have any concept of distance, perhaps the Sorcerer Supreme and the dimension demon gods really have deep hatred...
But it certainly couldn't be Strange calling to direct the Ancient One to pull monsters.
Arriving at the Andromeda Galaxy, the scene became even more lively. Don't forget, there was a house that collapsed in the Andromeda Galaxy, and the Great Demon Shadow Chthon was intending to teach the culprit a lesson.
At this time, Chthon was squatting above the Klyntar planet. He looked at this planet, and the more he looked, the stranger he felt. Could it be that this bastard was afraid of him finding trouble, so he built a turtle shell?
Chthon felt his speculation was very reasonable. Stealing someone else's things, the first reaction is certainly to find a safe place to hide.
So, Chthon didn't feel at all that this was a prison for Knull, but felt that this was a safe house Knull built for himself, specifically to prevent the victim.
Then since that was the case, Chthon certainly couldn't let him succeed. He began to manipulate chaos power to attack this prison.
But although this prison held Knull inside, the surface was all symbiotes. The symbiotes kept sending messages to the space agents, and their pleas for help and screams almost blew up the space agents' heads.
The space agents were absolutely unwilling to let Knull break free. They couldn't go back themselves, so they could only mobilize other forces to return to the planet for defense.
And the force closest to here was the Andromeda United Civilization.
Hearing that the symbiotes wouldn't come to support, and even wanted to transfer the manpower here, the council of the United Civilization instantly exploded. In their view, this was simply an ungrateful, rebellious, and shameless act.
In the past, the symbiotes, under the restraint of the space agents, had never appeared to forcibly control the host. This made many races very paralyzed and careless, without any restraint means. But precisely those races that hated symbiotes, they learned the weaknesses of symbiotes from the Sulfur Dwarves.
When the symbiotes forcibly controlled the host, wanting to urgently support the mother planet, they directly used fire and sound waves to kill two symbiotes, one of which was a newborn that hadn't been born long.
The symbiotes were directly enraged and started a war in the territory of that civilization, wanting to take revenge for their own kin.
Finally, the symbiote civilization and the United Civilization completely broke off. The symbiotes who had been living in the United Civilization had to abandon the vast majority of their factors, attach themselves to animals, and return to the mother planet covered in scars.
The space agents far away on Earth were both angry and sad, but more of it was anxious. After paying such a huge price, if Knull broke free again, then the symbiote race and the space agents would all be finished.
"Knull won't give us another chance. We are just a race he created casually, and we even betrayed him. He is not some loving creator god at all, but an evil and cold destroyer."
Blue Spirit's tone was filled with exhaustion. Strange patted him on the shoulder and said: "The Sorcerer Supreme indeed didn't reply to my message..."
Blue Spirit took a deep breath, just about to say something, when Strange said: "But the mages have decided to build an intergalactic portal for you now."
Blue Spirit widened his eyes. Strange patted him on the shoulder and said: "I think, having lived in human society for so long, you should also understand that we are an emotional animal, not a cold logical machine. We don't have the reason to see friends die without helping."
After saying that, he looked into Blue Spirit's eyes and said: "This is not just for the friendship between humanity and symbiotes. We are also a part of the universe, possessing the
"Knull will not give us another chance. We were just a race he created on a whim, and we betrayed him. He is not some loving creator god at all, but an evil and cold-blooded destroyer."
Blue Spirit's tone was filled with exhaustion. Strange patted him on the shoulder and said, "The Sorcerer Supreme indeed did not reply to my message..."
Blue Spirit took a deep breath, and just as he was about to say something, Strange said, "But the mages have decided to build a galactic portal for you right now."
Blue Spirit widened his eyes. Strange patted his shoulder and said, "I think, having lived in human society for so long, you should also understand that we are emotional creatures, not cold logical machines. We have no reason to stand by and watch our friends die."
After finishing, he looked into Blue Spirit's eyes and said, "This isn't just for the friendship between humans and symbiotes; we are also a part of the universe and have the responsibility to maintain peace and stability in the cosmos."
"I know that in this dark, deep space, the cosmic agents are sailing silently, helping every civilization they can, like a lighthouse in the universe."
"Humans are still weak, and we cannot be your companions on your glorious path, but at the very least, we are willing to add a piece of firewood for you at this moment when the fire is dim, so that this rare light may never be extinguished..."
Blue Spirit looked into Strange's eyes, where light seemed to be flickering.
Before hearing these words, he had always thought that symbiotes could not shed tears. He stood up and then, in the human way, shook hands with Strange.
When their palms touched, light shone directly from their fingers. Strange said, "You will need this energy, even if it's just a farewell gift from humans..."
Blue Spirit gripped Strange's hand tightly. Until they pulled their hands apart, that ball of magical light transferred from Strange's fingertips to Blue Spirit's hand.
Blue Spirit felt the abundant power within his body. Strange smiled at him and said, "Long live friendship, God Tall."
Blue Spirit's fingertips twitched, his voice trembling slightly. Their two hands gripped together again, like the third kind of contact in human dreams.
"... Long live friendship, human."
End of Chapter
