Hearing Adam's answer, all the gods felt a huge wave of both pressure and relief.
If the multiverse was this big, the chances of encountering void beasts were slim for them.
"So doesn't that mean we wouldn't encounter any void beasts for a long time?" one god asked, his question coming out without even asking for Adam's permission.
But Adam didn't mind this and calmly replied, "Not really, as I, God Adam, the firstborn of all the gods, made my multiverse nearest to the void, so that I can defend my fellow less powerful gods." Adam answered with dignity.
Every god felt both respect and anger towards this ancient being. If not for their powerlessness, they would have slapped him hard on the face.
"Well, it doesn't really matter if you are far away or near the void; they can teleport to great distances with ease, and by great distances, I mean universes," Adam said, as if to create more tension among the gods.
