chapter 306 part 2
The gazes of the group of gods burned hotly. They clearly mistook the part of Thanoseid belonging to Thanos for Darkseid's multiversal counterpart—though in a sense, they weren't entirely wrong.
Darkseid met the various strange gazes and sneered, verifying the guess in his heart. "Hmph, so that's how it is. No wonder this guy is so special. If he were to completely devour me, and then devour another fellow similar to me, this Thanoseid might just surpass the limit of the multiverse level... Du Wa is truly a greedy fellow, keeping you around specifically to wait for the final day of harvest. Of course, what I find most unbelievable is that you were actually tamed by Du Wa."
Thanoseid unceremoniously stretched out his hand, piercing through endless space-time. His large hand, wearing the Infinity Gauntlet, landed on the shoulder of the Darkseid clone. "When you don't have enough strength, the result is always the same. If you truly want me to do something surprising, you should be more proactive about offering yourself to me."
The Darkseid clone took one last look at Thanoseid, his eyes sweeping over the Infinity Gauntlet, the Infinity Gems, and the Sword of Infinity in the other hand. He said mockingly, "You found some decent weapons in the other world, but unfortunately, they're useless. In the world within the Wall, how are you going to completely defeat me?"
After speaking, he was absorbed by Thanoseid, becoming a part of Thanoseid just like the many Darkseid clones before him.
"He's right. The Infinity Gems and their related powers are useless here. Only the Sword of Infinity has some use, considered a decent divine weapon, but without the coordination of the Infinity Gems and the Infinity Gauntlet, its power is extremely limited." Thanoseid frowned as he examined his three-piece Infinity artifact set.
If they couldn't be used again back in the Marvel Comics world, Thanoseid would have thrown these things away long ago.
Du Wa said faintly, "It doesn't matter. They may be useless here now, but they will become useful sooner or later."
Thanoseid looked at Du Wa. "You're even crazier than I imagined."
Many gods watched this scene, already unable to wait. They tentatively wanted to enter the fray, sending out various clones into the Intersection Zone while trying to probe Du Wa and Thanoseid for information.
But as soon as these clones entered the Intersection Zone, they were met with tit-for-tat interceptions. Immense waves of divine power surged forth, annihilating all the weak clones. And the stronger clones? They were completely unable to enter the Intersection Zone, which was only the size of a single star system.
Du Wa said, "The beings on the other side do not welcome you. Of course, you can also rush over recklessly. Whether you can successfully gain a firm foothold on the other side is hard to say, but it's highly likely that such a reckless attempt would destroy this narrow passage first."
"Then what do you propose? Are we to just watch like this forever? I don't know what you're doing all this for, nor do I know how you did it. None of that really matters!"
"That's right, God of Xenomorphs, we just want to know, can you open this damn channel? Open it to a sufficiently massive extent?"
"We don't care if the gods of that world want to go to war! We can talk if they're willing, and fight if they're not! We have no way out anyway. I don't believe they're like us, with their multiverse sealed by an insurmountable barrier!"
Gaze after gaze fell upon Du Wa, then focused on scrutinizing Thanoseid. The more they looked, the more fervent their gazes became.
All change represented new hope. What they feared were eons of stagnation, just like the world within the Wall, a pool of stagnant water. These incredibly ancient beings had long grown tired of watching Superman and Batman play their little games, fighting back and forth, only to repeat the same things within the confines of the Wall.
Du Wa said slowly, "What I need to do is not yet complete. This requires a little time. For now, I cannot expand the range of the Intersection Zone... but in the near future, the entire Main Universe will become a part of the Intersection Zone itself."
"Good, very good, that's more like it!"
"We're not afraid to wait. Many of us have already waited for three generations! Guys like the Old Gods and New Gods, while powerful, are nothing more than newborn gods in our eyes!"
"But speaking of which, the guys from Hell, why haven't we seen Lucifer at all... Is that Fallen Angel not interested in the Otherworld? We haven't seen the guys from Heaven either."
A deity looked around in surprise, having spotted clones of beings like Trigon, but not those whose true strength was difficult to fathom.
"They won't interfere. If they were going to, they would have done so long ago. Otherwise, where would a guy like the Ghost get a turn to act," Du Wa said indifferently.
The Ghost roared furiously, sending a group of divine clones flying, but he was quickly surrounded by more and more powerful gods. The Phantom Stranger paced anxiously in the distance, unable to get close to save the Ghost.
"Don't worry, there's nothing the Ghost can do. Is he going to kill so many gods just to clear a path to attack Du Wa? He can't do it. That would violate his duty as a Spirit of Vengeance." Pandora appeared beside the Phantom Stranger, holding Pandora's Box and speaking in a low voice.
"So we can only watch like this?"
"That's right, we can only watch. If even the Ghost can't do it, we who are weaker than the Ghost are even more powerless... But that doesn't mean we do nothing. I've summoned the Main Universe's Justice League. These superheroes often have more deterrent power than most gods."
As soon as Pandora's words fell, the box in her hand erupted in a bright light, teleporting several members of the Justice League over.
Not every superhero had the ability to survive in space, so they had to put on their space-ready battlesuits in advance.
Superman, however, had no need for one. He looked at the incredible scene before him with a dignified expression, gazing at the numerous gods who existed only in myths and legends. He was silent for a moment. "The Main Universe has undergone an unprecedented shift. Countless planets have been severely affected. We must correct all of this... change this strange situation, and send all the gods back to where they belong."
Too many gods, too much mass, occupying too much space, had thrown the order of the Main Universe into chaos.
Superman had to step forward and correct these hot-headed, seemingly brainwashed gods.
At a time like this, he could only rely on himself; he couldn't count on his other teammates at all.
"God of Xenomorphs, I heard it was you who created all this chaos! You brought unprecedented stability to the Main Universe, but I never expected your ultimate goal was to create even greater chaos and despair!" Superman clenched his fists, as if brewing the power from the entire DC World.
"What is negative in your eyes is a new order and hope in the eyes of others. Besides, even if I did nothing, you would have led the Justice League to attack me sooner or later. The only reason you haven't is because you haven't found a way to quickly clean up the Xenomorphs in the Main Universe, not because you don't want to. So, don't act like you're on the moral high ground before making your move."
Du Wa looked down, sizing up the Main Universe Superman. His gaze paused on the man's fist. Hmm, if that punch were to land, it would most likely have the attack power of a multiverse-level being. Du Wa had no intention of personally stepping in to clash with the Main Universe Superman for the time being.
"Do you want to stop all of this? Then enter the Intersection Zone and create some surprises for me. When I am satisfied with your efforts, I will stop, because by that time, I will no longer need to maintain this grand event."
Du Wa made his move. He seized the other members of the Justice League and tossed them all into the Intersection Zone, forcing Superman to do as he envisioned.
"Well then, what comes next is the little show of the Justice League versus The Avengers. This will provide me with a great deal of valuable content."
(end of chapter)