Chapter 690

When a few symbiotes crawled out of the spaceship, they had already completely turned into a pool of mud.

It wasn't because they changed their form because they were carsick, but because, before they flew over, Polaris took away their hosts, that is, those few little mutants, and gave them a ride by the way.

The only human left was Helen. She hid in the spaceship and was not discovered by Polaris. And when she stepped onto the surface of Klyntar, as far as her eyes could see, besides the barren craters, there was a pile of colorful mud that had just fallen from the sky.

"Ugh... alright... no matter what, welcome to be a guest at my home." Thunder's voice trembled. The golden mud didn't even have the strength to move. The green mud behind him was a bit better than him. He moved his body slowly and then said to Helen, "Little girl, I must say, your driving skills are really a bit... are all you Earthlings driving like this?"

Helen recalled and then said, "My dad told me that speed is passion... of course, remember to close the roof."

After finishing, she walked forward on her own, and the rest of the pools of mud chased behind her. Blue Spirit said while moving forward, "Seriously, after staying on Earth for a long time, it's really not used to coming home. The feeling of having no legs is really strange..."

"Don't complain." Thunder also followed and moved, saying, "Nothing compares to home. This is a truth."

Helen walked to the top of one of the nearest craters. She looked far into the distance and then discovered that this place didn't look like a normal planet. This so-called crater was not a landform caused by meteorite impact.

Now, every bump under her feet was entirely composed of symbiote bodies.

The planet under her feet was a circular celestial body formed by countless symbiotes entangled together. Every piece of ground here was a symbiote.

"Very spectacular, right?" Blue Spirit stood beside Helen and said, "Countless symbiotes sacrificed their freedom and wove together to form a cage. What imprisons Knull is their bodies."

"... Is this really worth it?" Helen asked.

This planet was not small. To form such a large celestial body, it required hundreds of millions of symbiotes. And now, these vibrant symbiotes on the surface of the planet were all living on the bodies of their predecessors.

"Perhaps in your eyes, this is not worth it. We sacrificed the vast majority of individuals in the race just to seal our creator. Sounds stupid, right?"

"No civilization would be willing to do this. Losing two-thirds of the population basically means the destruction of civilization," Blue Spirit's tone was very relaxed, seemingly not taking this topic seriously at all.

"Since Knull returned from a great defeat in the Nine Realms, the connection of countless symbiotes was cut off. Among them, a small symbiote fell onto a remote planet. The people there were still drinking blood and eating hair, in the primitive tribal era."

"At this time, the symbiote parasitized one of them, and then, he learned a kind of ability from him that symbiotes had never experienced before."

Helen looked at the barren surface and asked, "What is it?"

"Emotion," Blue Spirit replied.

"That's right. We regard this as a kind of ability because we are Knull's creations. When he created us, he didn't give us this ability," Blue Spirit's voice became gentle. He said, "At that time, we had no feelings for anything in this world, nor would we change our ideas because of this."

"But when we possessed emotions, we would feel sad for those who were slaughtered, feel guilty for the survivors, and feel angry at that behavior. Although the races were different and the languages were not connected, we could feel unique emotions from those people."

"Therefore, we made a decision that shocked all civilizations. Two-thirds of the individuals in the race sacrificed themselves and together constituted the cage of Klyntar, imprisoning Knull."

"Is this worth it?" Blue Spirit asked and answered himself, "I am not comforting myself, nor am I trying to deceive you, but we all think this is worth it."

"Because, emotion will bring infinite possibilities."

Helen looked silently at this barren land. Two-thirds of the population of a race in exchange for a possibility, is this really worth it?

"Alright, you can look at the scenery here. Although there is really no scenery here, we still have work to do. We have to go check and ensure that Knull has no risk of breaking free," Thunder walked up and said.

A few symbiotes all walked in the opposite direction of Helen. Green Thorn asked while walking, "Is it really okay for us to leave her there?"

"I really can't believe that after experiencing the journey just now, you are still struggling with this question," Thunder complained, and then accelerated his speed to walk forward without hesitation.

"Really don't know why, Phantasm can always find this kind of host. Maybe she is destined to be a power-type symbiote," Green Thorn said with some emotion, and then he also accelerated his pace.

Helen, standing on the top of the mountain looking at the scenery, didn't stay quiet for long. Suddenly, she captured a trace of unusual power fluctuation in the wind of Klyntar.

Looking up at the starry sky, Klyntar almost had no atmosphere. It was only suitable for the survival of god-made objects, but the only advantage was that the starry sky was very bright, and every star was clearly visible.

When the wind blew Helen's hair, she narrowed her eyes. In the depths of the endless starry sky, she saw a huge figure.

That was Solus, the father of Morlun and other Inheritors, the leader of the Inheritor family.

At the same time, he was also a lonely old man who lost his home in his later years.

After Solus discovered that the entire base of the Inheritor family had disappeared, he embarked on a journey to find his house.

In the vast multiverse, the base of the Inheritor family was like a grain of sand on the coast. When the waves hit and the sand disappeared, it was impossible to find it again.

Solus knew that this must be a conspiracy, but he had to find a way to stop the loss now. He couldn't lose any more.

Although he was the most powerful one in the Inheritor family, once he lost other family members, his strength in the multiverse could only be said to be barely surviving, and it was also full of dangers. Once gregarious creatures lost their group environment, their competitiveness would drop in a straight line.

However, Solus knew that he still had the capital to make a comeback, and what was most urgent now was to recover the losses in time.

The house couldn't be found back, and because of this, he had to win more in other places. In this way, the losses of the family base and family members could be partially compensated, and it could also allow him to recover part of his vitality.

What Solus wanted to do was to completely take down the Bat Totem.

They would fall to this point, and more than half of the reason was the Bat Totem. They invested too many sunk costs here. Therefore, Solus could not accept that he lost his wife and broke his army.

For the current plan, only by taking down the Bat Totem in one fell swoop could he seek the future.

As the patriarch of the Inheritor family, Solus knew more about totems. He could easily communicate with the totem through meditation, and he himself could also convert the power in his body into the power of faith, thereby controlling the newly born peak totem.

Just when he found a relatively safe place and started to implement his totem contention plan, he suddenly discovered that another force was also trying to control the totem.

Such a scene had already happened once. Previously, in order to let members of the Inheritor family invest more power, Venom had used the power in his body to snatch the totem. And this time, Solus discovered that the power used by the other party was exactly the same as the power that snatched the totem last time.

It was hard not to associate this with some conspiracy. The repeatedly plundered power of faith, the totem that was difficult to control, the family members who were killed, the family residence that was taken away, and the mysterious power that appeared again—this seemed to be telling Solus that the owner of this power was the mastermind behind the scenes.

Thinking of those plundered powers of faith, Solus's heart was bleeding. The repeatedly appearing mysterious power made his anger reach the extreme. He wanted to take back what was snatched away by this robber.

He pursued this power, came to this single universe again, and then found Knull in Klyntar.

The power in Venom's body was the dividend Schiller gave him during the previous Knull serving event, and the one who contended for the control of the totem with Solus for the second time was Schiller. The power he used was also the power intercepted from Knull during the Knull serving event.

Schiller just wanted to divert the disaster. He knew that Solus would not give up the Bat Totem, so he deliberately used Knull's power to break free from the Bat Totem. Solus would definitely find Knull along this power.

Without any accident, Solus indeed found Knull, and unlike Chthon who came to find Knull's trouble before, from Solus's perspective, he had a deadly feud with Knull.

Snatching power, killing people and taking homes—if this feud was not reported, Solus would not need to mix in the multiverse anymore.

At the beginning, Chthon only came to check because of the loss of the chaotic source power, and wrapped the entire Klyntar with his power. And this time, Solus's feud was greater, and the power he invested was also more.

As the huge phantom approached this barren planet, Helen felt the surge of power. When that kind of substantial power wind blew on her body, she felt a kind of hunger engraved in the instinct of life.

In the meditation room of Kamar-Taj, Schiller put down the teacup. Strange poured him another cup of tea and said, "So, the enemy you found for the Spider-Men is not Solus, but Knull?"

"Knull is trapped in Klyntar, but this doesn't mean he is weak. On the contrary, just from the power level, he is much stronger than Solus."

"Still that sentence, chaotic creatures can grow anywhere, just don't grow brains. There won't be a more qualified sandbag than him."

The two touched their teacups and revealed a tacit smile.

However, in the sky of Klyntar, the first opponent Solus encountered was not Knull, but a little girl emitting soft light all over her body.

Helen was still standing on the surface of Klyntar. He raised his head and looked at Solus's demon god phantom.

Doomsday was very sensitive to power and aura. Through the fluctuation of power in mid-air, she felt that the power of faith she had absorbed before came from the creature in front of her.

The power of faith she obtained from the Inheritor family brought her the first evolution, but from the moment the monster Doomsday was created, she only had one ability, and that was infinite evolution.

That kind of hunger engraved in her genes prompted her to look for more power. Swallowing, evolving, swallowing again—this was her greatest confidence to face the Kryptonian Superman.

The small figure slowly floated into mid-air. Under the huge demon god phantom, she appeared so small.

The rock fragments started to tremble irregularly. The parts combined shattered into fragments in an instant. Magnetism bonded them again, but not long after, they were shaken away again.

Magneto, holding the blueprint, turned his head to look at the place where the tremor came from and slowly narrowed his eyes.

In Asgard, Frigga, who discovered that Helen had disappeared, chased along the trajectory of the spaceship's disappearance. The God Queen, full of worry and anxiety, pinched the magic staff in her hand, ready to give a fatal blow to the enemy who kidnapped Helen at any time.

And inside the dark prison of Klyntar, in a deep blackness to the extreme, a pair of blood-red eyes lit up.