He cannot be the final boss.
This statement fell.
Even Kang fell silent.
After a long pause, he pulled out his phone from his pocket and started typing something.
"What are you doing?"
"Writing a short essay to report you for racial discrimination."
"Save it, my server hasn't been updated to your version yet."
"…"
Kang eventually put the phone away.
But even he didn't know how to explain this to Aron.
It was like: whatever I say, how could I make him believe that I'm the one who did all these bad things?
Strictly speaking, this problem shouldn't even exist.
"No matter how much you doubt it, I am the initiator of all this."
"And since you've come this far…"
"That means only one of us can master the power of Eternity."
"Don't worry, that someone will definitely be me."
Kang slowly stood up.
At that moment, an incomparable aura of pressure burst out from him.
He raised his hand, as if hundreds of millions of dead souls from universes were wailing.
Nothing is more convincing than the truth.
All the evidence pointed to Kang as the source of everything.
And according to the scenario, this ultimate villain had revealed his grand plan.
He had already entered the phase of igniting his health bar and preparing for battle.
Everything looked logical.
The only problem was…
"Where did you get the courage to ignite a health bar with me?"
Aron merely thought.
The technological equipment on Kang's body vanished in an instant.
Even the power he had somehow acquired, close to a multiversal level, was drained in an instant.
The fact was, Aron had already completed the definition the moment they met.
Kang and everything he possessed were defined as evil.
Now…
all his power was emptied.
"I…"
The super boss had just lit his health bar and prepared for battle.
And then he discovered that all his divine gear had disappeared, his level instantly reset.
A second back to novice village.
That's right!
That's exactly how Kang felt right now.
A second earlier, he was speaking ruthless words, and a second later, he was completely pitiful.
He didn't know whether to stand or sit.
"See, that's the problem."
"Kang, it's not that I don't believe you, the problem is you're just not strong enough."
"I know you've got two brushes, but not a single bristle on them."
Aron spread his palm.
In his hand appeared a brilliant mass of energy.
It was the power Aron had just extracted from Kang's body.
That force didn't originally belong to Kang, at least not at the start.
"Tell me, when did you get this power?"
The intensity of this energy was close to multiversal.
And its level was extremely high.
Even if it wasn't equal to the power of DC's Lucifer Morningstar, it wasn't much weaker.
"I… I… I don't remember."
Kang, who had lost all his power, also calmed down.
But he couldn't recall the source of that power at all.
Because he truly didn't have that memory in his mind.
Kang was like an artificially installed villain.
Suddenly gaining enormous power.
Suddenly getting a strange goal, then setting out to achieve it.
The whole process had neither cause nor consequence.
Reading through Kang's memories:
a second earlier he was still racking his brain over the TVA problem.
A second later, he had suddenly planned the multiverse collision.
The problem was that even Kang himself still firmly believed in all of it.
Convincing himself that it was all his plan.
"I… I don't understand… I only wanted… obviously, once the multiverse is destroyed…"
"Then I… can plunder their origin and control the Almighty Universe…"
The more Kang remembered, the more chaotic his mind became.
Everyone firmly believed that Kang was the true culprit of this multiverse collision.
Koichi said so too.
Kang himself thought so as well.
But clearly, there was some force interfering with everyone's perception.
"You just said your plan was to destroy the multiverse, plunder the origins from the universe remnants, and then take control of the Almighty Universe?"
That plan was familiar.
Because that was exactly what Eternity had told Aron.
The only difference was that Eternity hadn't actively destroyed other universes for more wreckage,
but suggested collecting the already finished ones.
"I don't understand… I don't understand…"
Kang could no longer answer Aron's questions.
At that moment, he was already broken by chaotic thoughts.
On one side, unshakable conviction.
On the other, completely confused memories.
Even now…
Kang was still convinced he would fulfill the mission of destroying the multiverse.
"Poor child, maybe someone can redeem you."
After realizing he couldn't extract any more information from Kang, Aron shook his head.
He didn't kill Kang.
Instead, he was merciful and sent Kang, now without any superpowers, to a relatively peaceful era, but luckily without superhumans, the 18th century.
"I hope my old friend Arthur Morgan can redeem you."
"P.S.: Provided you don't get caught by slave traders."
After sending Kang away.
Aron stood up and approached the console Kang had been operating earlier.
He placed his hand on the console.
Closed his eyes.
"A few buttons can control the collisions between parallel universes."
"And that collision can't be stopped even by the individual Eternity of each universe."
"How does this not look like the most basic cheat?"
Aron muttered.
At the same time, he poured his consciousness inside, trying to probe the source of it all.
Finally, on the large screen, when the cosmic collision Kang had previously set began to occur again,
Aron felt a force pushing!
The console was just decoration.
What actually triggered the collision of two universes was something entirely different.
...
It was a black cage.
A box.
Inside was sealed… a fragmented Eternity!
And opposite the eternal cage.
Stood a body even more magnificent than Eternity itself.
The moment he saw it, the name of that being immediately appeared in Aron's mind.
The First Firmament.
And as Aron watched,
The First Firmament also turned, and its gaze pierced through thousands of barriers.
"At this moment, an ant has glimpsed the secrets of the gods."
"The choice left to him…"
"Death or submission."