"Teacher, what is this place?"
At this moment, Jean found that Kytheron had brought her to a very unfamiliar place.
Before them was an asteroid surrounded by a gigantic ring system.
"Nidavellir, the home of the Dwarf smiths, and also a famous wholesale supplier of divine artifacts in the Universe."
"Thor's mjolnir, Odin's Eternal Spear Gungnir, and this Infinity Gauntlet of mine all came from here."
Kytheron briefly introduced Nidavellir to Jean.
"Teacher, are you here to forge some weapon?"
Jean was a bit puzzled. Kytheron was already incredibly powerful, and he had a Gauntlet embedded with three Infinity Stones. He shouldn't need any other weapons.
"No, rather than calling it a weapon, it's more like a power battery containing infinite energy."
That star core was the best carrier for Willpower. To call it a carrier was essentially to build a home for the Ion Shark.
The moment the Green Lantern Central Power Battery took shape, the green Willpower would officially radiate its inherent light in this foreign Universe!
"A power battery with infinite energy? Is it like the central power battery on Oa, the Green Lantern's base in the comics?"
Jean's words made Kytheron momentarily confused. He was still wondering how Jean knew about the Green Lantern.
But soon, Kytheron remembered that the Marvel Universe and DC Universe were not necessarily hostile, because DC comics existed in the Marvel Universe, the most famous of course being Superman.
However, these comics were not very comprehensive, only possessing some publications, and compared to the former real World, they were missing eighty to ninety percent.
"That's right, what I'm going to forge is the Green Lantern Central Power Battery. Soon, a new force will appear in this Universe, and that will be the emotional spectrum."
Kytheron didn't hide it and directly told Jean.
"But isn't Green Lantern just a comic? And the Phoenix Force within me is the Origin of all emotional power in the entire Universe. I've never heard of an emotional spectrum from the Phoenix!"
Jean was somewhat incredulous. After all, what she knew as the emotional spectrum was just a fictional power in comics. How could it exist in reality?
"Look at this?"
Saying that, Kytheron pulled out the green Ion Shark from his system space.
"This couldn't be the Green Lantern Lantern Beasts Ion Shark, could it? My God, how is that possible?"
Jean looked at the green shark swimming around Kytheron and couldn't help but cover her mouth in surprise.
"Who says the World in comics must be fake?"
"Have you ever considered that perhaps the Universe where Superman and Green Lantern exist is real? Those comic editors merely inadvertently glimpsed some real events happening in another Universe and recorded them in comic form."
"Or, have you ever considered that perhaps this World we live in is also being observed by someone, and being recorded in another form?"
At this point, Kytheron couldn't help but look up, his gaze seemingly piercing through infinite space, as if wanting to see through this World.
After listening to Kytheron's words, Jean was greatly shocked, but her heart slowly began to accept this idea!
After all, the Universe was simply too vast. Perhaps there truly were infinitely many Universes beyond this one, and the content of those comics might indeed be events that occurred in a certain Universe.
Everything she was experiencing now might just be a comic in the eyes of people in another World.
This did not make her doubt the meaning of her existence, but rather sparked a desire to understand more about the Universe.
"Let's go! I'll take you to meet the best craftsmen in the entire Universe—the Dwarf race."
Kytheron put the Ion Shark away again, then took Jean and stepped into Nidavellir.
Everything was the same as his visit more than twenty years ago, with no changes at all.
For these Dwarfs, perhaps the most meaningful thing in this World was to constantly forge better divine weapons!
King Eitri, sensing other presences, put down the weapon he was still working on and hurriedly came out to greet them.
Upon seeing that the visitors were two unfamiliar people, Eitri's face showed a hint of confusion.
He clearly felt a familiar sensation from Kytheron, but after searching his brain, he still couldn't remember where he had seen Kytheron.
"Who are you, and what are you doing in Nidavellir?"
Eitri, out of politeness, still did not directly ask them to leave.
"Teacher, are these really Dwarfs? They're so tall!"
At this moment, Jean had the same thought as Kytheron did back then, and couldn't help but communicate telepathically in her consciousness.
After all, the Dwarfs she knew from fairy tales were supposed to be short, small people. It was hard for anyone to associate this nearly five-meter-tall giant in front of her with the legendary Dwarfs.
"These are indeed Dwarfs, and the one in front of you is the King of the Dwarf race, and also the best craftsman among the Dwarfs."
"Eitri, have you forgotten me?"
Kytheron explained to Jean while speaking to Eitri.
"You are... are you not Lord Kytheron?"
Eitri's memories flashed through his mind, and he finally guessed Kytheron's identity from the pair of dragon horns on Kytheron's head, his face showing a shocked expression.
"It seems you still remember me!"
Kytheron said with a smile, and at the same time, his divine power manifested, a giant dragon phantom appearing in Eitri's eyes, confirming Kytheron's identity.
"You truly are Lord Kytheron, it's been a long time."
After confirming Kytheron's identity, Eitri now felt a bit more restrained.
Over the years, he had, of course, heard about Kytheron's deeds from some Asgardians, and knew how powerful Kytheron, who now stood before him, truly was. Even the God King Odin, whom he once considered the strongest, was no match.
This huge disparity made him consciously feel restrained, even though this was his home base.
"Eitri, this time I've come to ask you to help me forge a container. These are the materials I've prepared for you."
Saying that, Kytheron took out the star core, a pile of sun god crystals, his own shed dragon scales, and a bunch of other materials, useful or not.
Then Kytheron began to state his requirements to Eitri, while Jean quietly listened on the side, her eyes occasionally scanning her surroundings.
While Kytheron was forging the central power battery, Death, on the other side, had resurrected the deceased Thanos.
However, Thanos, resurrected from the dead, had lost all his power. He was now mercilessly discarded by Death on the dilapidated ruins of Titan, which he had previously destroyed.
"Why am I alive again? Who stole my power?"
Thanos, sitting on the ground, was at a loss. He couldn't understand what had happened to him.
And why had he become so weak and powerless now? This feeling of becoming a mortal made him very uncomfortable.
At this moment, he still didn't know that his adopted daughter Nebula, whose body he had largely modified, was being lured by a voice and was leading a fleet towards Titan.
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