How vast is the Marvel Omniverse? Perhaps no one knows the answer except for OAA, who is Above All Things.
Conversely, the vastness of the Omniverse also inversely reflects how small the Multiverse is.
It's important to know that above the Multiverse, there's also the concept of a Megaverse, a super-large Universe; the Multiverse is merely as tiny as grains of sand in the Ganges River beneath the Megaverse.
The so-called Multiverse is actually a unified body of countless parallel Universes derived from a Main Universe, where any minor anomaly in the Main Universe is enough to produce multiple parallel Universes.
Therefore, the Multiverse is not unique.
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At this moment, in the endless cosmic void outside the Multiverse where Kytheron resides, an immeasurably colossal and terrifying giant snake is traversing and shuttling between Universes.
Nine ferocious snake heads extending from its body are wantonly tearing at the surrounding Universes.
And Universes, which ordinary beings consider boundless, are considerably smaller than any one of its heads.
With a single bite from the giant snake, the Universe's framework directly collapses, signifying the destruction and demise of a Universe, even the cosmic rules contained within are swallowed by it and transformed into its own power.
In an instant, an entire Universe was completely devoured by it.
"Gaia, Chthon, Oshtur, my dear brothers and sisters, I, Set, have returned!"
"Be good and wait for me, you remnants of the second-generation pantheon will reunite in my belly."
"Then, I will find our dear father—the God of Life, also the Creator, and devour him as well; I will become the only one."
This terrifying giant snake was none other than the ancient Loki, Set, who once initiated the prelude to the war of the Gods.
To escape the pursuit of the God Eater, he chose to flee beyond the Multiverse, but unexpectedly, this led him to a further opportunity.
After leaving the Multiverse where he was born, he discovered a much vaster space.
Since he was the first to kill and devour an ancient God, he himself gained a special power.
That is, whatever he eats, no matter what it is, can be transformed into power to strengthen himself.
Over billions of years, he continuously ate and ate, starting from ordinary life forms he first encountered, then some special races, then Cosmic Gods, and later he directly fed on entire Universes.
Everything within an entire Universe was transformed into nourishment to propel him to a higher level of evolution.
In this process, he also spread his terrifying reputation far and wide, with titles such as "The Great Destroyer" and "The Snake That Devours Worlds."
After tirelessly devouring several Multiverses, Set achieved his final evolution.
Now, Set has not only evolved from seven heads to nine, but his strength has also reached the level of a creator he once looked up to—the Megaverse level.
After gaining power comparable to the Creator who created him, the first thing Set could think of was returning to the Multiverse where he was born.
Because devouring his remaining three siblings was an unshakeable obsession for him, after all, among the many Gods of the entire second-generation pantheon, only the four of them remained.
Especially Gaia; if she hadn't shamelessly summoned the reclusive Creator back and combined with him to give birth to that monster, the God Eater, he wouldn't have had to flee in such a pathetic manner.
Although this indirectly led to his current achievement, hatred is not something that can be easily resolved in this way.
"What on earth happened? Why do I feel so uneasy!"
In the Multiverse magic dimension, Oshtur, one of the aspects of Vishanti, suddenly felt a disturbance in her heart.
"What did you sense, Oshtur?"
The great tiger Hoggoth asked.
"I don't know either, I just suddenly felt a malicious intent directed at me!"
"But I can't determine where this unknown malice comes from."
Oshtur said.
"If that's the case, then let's work together now to deduce the source of that malice! This way, we can prepare a response in advance."
Hoggoth and Agamotto, seeing this, also prepared to use the primordial power of magic to calculate the Origin of the malice.
After all, they are now a trinity, sharing both glory and loss.
At the same time, Gaia and Chthon also felt uneasy.
Chthon, possessing Chaos Magic, was gradually able to extend his influence beyond the Multiverse!
And whispers calling his name kept coming to his ears; that voice was all too familiar to him!
"Set, it's that fool, how is that possible?"
Chthon found it hard to believe; Set, whom he had always treated as a scapegoat fool in the ancient war of the Gods, was actually coming back from beyond the realms!
Shock, fear, disbelief—all kinds of emotions swirled in Chthon's mind.
Gaia felt the same emotions; she also heard Set's whispers.
As the Great Mother God, she had retired to the shadows after that ancient war of the Gods; her last appearance was due to Odin.
Odin, as the God King of Asgard, wanted to break the tragic, endless cycle of Ragnarok, to expel the Gods above Gods who hid in the shadows, drawing power from Asgard's repeated destructions, and completely break the cycle of fate.
But he himself did not possess that power; he placed all his hope in his child, a child strong enough to break fate.
To conceive the strongest offspring, he sought out the Great Mother God Gaia, an ancient deity who, by seniority, should have been his grandmother's generation.
Because Odin and his kin were New Gods who evolved from the divine power attached to the World Tree after the God Eater's disintegration; in a sense, the God Eater was their Creator.
And Gaia was the God who gave birth to the God Eater, so, by drawing connections, Odin inevitably had to call Gaia 'Grandmother.'
However, the ethical relationships among Gods cannot be judged by human ethical relationships.
Gaia did not care about the ethical relationship between them; she responded to Odin's summons and combined with him to give birth to the current Thunder God Thor.
This is also the true Origin of the Main Universe's Thor; he is a true God, although he belongs to the third-generation pantheon, he truly inherited Gaia's second-generation divine power.
Since giving birth to Thor, Gaia truly abandoned her physical body, existing entirely as a consciousness.
Even so, she was filled with fear when she felt Set's evil power.
Because she had seen that power in the Creator.
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