Zhu Tian started by deceiving his father-in-law from the perspective of pirates.

"Azeroth, what's wrong with him?"

Rhodes looked at the man sitting cross-legged on the ground. Illidan's body, under Sargeras's control, was now half a normal night elf and the other half a demon.

The scene was quite bizarre, with fel energy and arcane energy constantly melting together.

“Rhodes, you’re back. He said it’s good that you left, so he wants to integrate the arcane and fel energy in this body.”

It must be said! Sargeras was truly a genius; he achieved this with only a fragment of his soul.

He integrated the arcane and fel energy within this body, and soon he would be able to transform Illidan's body back into the form of a night elf.

And he can switch between Demon Hunter form at any time. Your guidance to him was quite useful! Azeroth glanced at Rhodes intentionally or unintentionally.

Azeroth originally thought that he was the only one who could control other Forces with this power of balance, but he never expected that Sargeras could also do it after Rhodes gave him some pointers.

"I didn't give him any pointers; to be honest, I was a bit confused myself!"

Upon hearing this, Rod smiled somewhat awkwardly.

Please! I didn't give him any pointers. He figured it out entirely on his own after seeing the balance between the evil energy and life force within me.

Titan-level life forms possess remarkable intelligence; sometimes, it's simply because they haven't seen them before that they haven't considered such possibilities.

"No need to belittle yourself. Sargeras owes you a favor, so keep it safe."

"We can't let him pay us back later, we'll have to make him pay it back." Azeroth patted Rhodes on the shoulder and said.

Sargeras's fusion method also caught Azeroth's eye, after all, this was the path she was also taking.

However, Sargeras, I have fused with far more Force than you, and I was originally much stronger than you.

"Alright, then let President Sa owe us a big favor! I also have something to tell you."

"Say it!"

Rhodes then recounted his previous plan with Sargeras, using Holy Light, Shadow, Arcane, Fel energy, Life, and Death to forge six Infinity Stones for this universe.

"Your plan is insane! But it is indeed feasible, though I think Sargeras's abilities are questionable."

He cannot create six Infinity Stones that belong to our universe, even if he had the means and the technology.

He didn't control the six Forces; that's something I should have done after I was born." Azeroth revealed a smug smile.

Sargeras has only just embarked on this path, but she had already begun it before she was even born.

Whether Sargeras will be able to fuse with other primal forces in the future remains to be seen! He wants to create six Infinity Stones for this universe.

All Azeroth can say is, "Heh!"

Please! I just want Mr. Sa to work for me; as for whether he can succeed, I have no idea.

At this moment, Sargeras, who was sitting on the ground, also woke up. His appearance changed from that of a demon hunter back to that of an ordinary night elf, with arcane light shining in his eyes.

“I heard what you said, but I still have some confidence in myself. If I can’t do it, I can hand it over to Azeroth.”

"You understand, that's good. You definitely can't do it." Azeroth seemed very confident.

"Let's go!" Rhode, along with Azeroth and Sargeras, activated their time-traveling power and headed to Earth in the Marvel Universe.

After a burst of light, the three appeared on a desert.

Sargeras eagerly placed his hand slowly on the ground, then opened his mind to feel the soul of this universe.

Suddenly, Sargeras's eyes turned ferocious, and his face was filled with rage.

"Damn it! This isn't the Soul of the World at all, it's a bunch of damned parasites."

They're no different from the ancient gods; they're all parasites that have infested this planet!

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Chapter 196 Ancient Gods, Titans, Celestials, Planetary Parasites

Sargeras's face was extremely grim. He sensed a powerful life form inside the planet, but this life form was not born from this planet.

Although very powerful and remarkably similar in appearance to the Titans, it was also a giant.

A tremendous energy also flows within its body, but it is not a life form born from the planet; rather, it exists as a seed within the planet, parasitizing it.

This thing is basically the same as the ancient gods, only not as disgusting, but of course it is also more powerful than the ancient gods.

"Are you sure, Sargeras?" Azeroth, who was standing to the side, also changed his expression and asked.

"I can't be wrong. Although it is very powerful, this life form is definitely no weaker than a regular Titan."

But he was not born from this planet. In fact, the moment he was born, he would destroy all life on this planet, and the entire planet itself would be destroyed. Sargeras's face was extremely grim.

What kind of planetary soul is this? The planetary soul is the cradle where the Titans are born. After a Titan is born, its own planet will be preserved.

It is even exceptionally important that if a Titan were somewhere else and lost his body for some reason...

Then the soul can return to its place of birth and then re-conceive a body.

But this life form is different; its form is somewhat similar to that of an ancient god, although its energy is not the extremely disgusting power of the void.

But Sargeras was absolutely certain that the other party's life form was parasitic; it was not a planetary soul at all, but a shameful parasite.

"Mr. Sa, you are right. Once the gods on this planet are born, they will manifest their divine power."

"It will devour all life on the entire planet, absorbing their life energy to create itself," Rhodes said.

In the Eternals' lore, the leader of the Celestials will scatter some of the Celestials' seeds on prosperous planets throughout the universe.

Once the number of life forms on this planet reaches a certain level, the primordial celestial being, dormant at the planet's core, will devour all life forms and give birth; this is called the manifestation of the gods.

"Aside from the difference in energy, this guy is no different from an ancient god, right?"

"If the Old Gods completely absorbed the Titans within a planet, or rather, absorbed the nutrients of a planet, they would also be born in this form," Azeroth said.

"Yet it is different. The Celestials are very important to this universe. After their birth, the Celestials create stars."

In the process of creating stars, some physical planets are born, and life can arise on these physical planets.

"If this universe didn't have the Celestials, it would eventually fall into eternal darkness, and there would be no more life." Rhodes carefully explained the life forms of the Celestials in the Marvel Cinematic Universe to the two Titans.

"Isn't that a bit too cruel?"

Azeroth was somewhat moved. Was the world destroyed in the name of creation?

If that's the case, it's really hard to judge whether it's right or wrong.

"Hmph! We Titans can do that too, and how long is a star's lifespan? Orange stars have a lifespan of ten billion years."

"Creating a star isn't difficult for us, but we haven't done it like they have, have we?" Sargeras said.

At the very beginning of the universe, the Titans were born and began to take on the responsibility of maintaining the balance of the entire universe, spreading order across the planets.

The stars in the universe will go out, a law that seems different from their new world, whose universe was born from the collision of light and shadow.

If these Titans wanted, they could compress the energy in the universe and then collapse it into a star.

The Titans could do this, but their universe was still in its infancy, and before they even needed to create stars, the Void forces had already declared war on their material world. (To clarify, the Warcraft universe is very young; according to the chronicles, it's less than a million years old. Therefore, the Titans didn't need to create the stars, but they did have the capability.)

“Rhodes, you just said that these cosmic gods started out as a seed.”

Until it's scattered onto a planet, then absorbs the planet's nutrients to grow, and finally destroys all life on that planet, thus growing, right?

They were again the life forms of ancient gods, even their growth patterns were exactly the same; they were like seeds of dark creatures scattered by the Void Lords.

These seeds parasitize the planet, corrupting local life and creating their own dark empire army.

The Burning Legion, created by Sargeras, will not only destroy planets inhabited by mortal races, but also the dark empires created by the Old Gods.

"Yes, it is the seed of the gods."

The Celestials in the cinematic universe are different from those in the comics. In the early days of the comics, they were supposed to work for Marvel, and theoretically, there were as many Celestials as there were editors.

However, this concept was later removed. They were created by the First Sky, and were members of a black celestial group. These members created a bomb that killed their leader, the First Sky, and then gave birth to Eternity and the other five founding gods.

From then on, the Celestial Race became the pinnacle of combat power, and also the ones that various bosses had to crush when they rose to power.

Nar, the God of Darkness; the Primal Beyonder; Sentry, the Death Knight; Thanos, the Infinity Stone; Thanos, the Cosmic Cube; Thanos, the Heart of the Universe—each of them almost single-handedly defeated the Celestials upon their appearance.

But in this cinematic universe, their leader should be a red giant, much larger than the Earth.

He said in the movie that the Celestials cannot be born on planets in the universe; they can only be born after he sows the seeds.

"Rhodes, you've really brought two remarkable people to Earth this time." At that moment, a portal opened, and a bald mage reappeared in front of Rhodes.

This kid has only been gone for a few months, and he's already back in their world, bringing back two important figures, including the woman whose body seems to belong to a special race.

But the soul within her was something even the Ancient One dared not look directly at. It was a soul, incomparably holy and sacred. She had never seen such a powerful life form.

As for the other man, he radiated a magical glow, giving off an aura of order; neither of them should be evil gods.

“We meet again, Ancient One. This time we won’t stay on Earth for long; our destination is the universe,” Rhodes said.

Although Stankov is currently very interested in the sleeping Celestials on this planet, this is not their target this time.

Moreover, Sargeras's clones are currently unable to shake his opponent.

“I can sense that the two behind you, one radiates the power of order, and the other radiates the light of life. I believe they are both good gods,” the Ancient One said.

Haha! Sargeras is a good god? You're overthinking it. He only got into trouble because of my appearance.

He regained control of the power of order, and that's when things returned to normal. If he were to give you a demonic transformation, you wouldn't think that way.

Having already merged with both Order and Fel energy, it seems that unless Sargeras decides otherwise, even an being like the Ancient One would be unable to detect his problems.

He truly deserves to be called a Titan.

"Who are you, Mage?" Sargeras asked, looking at the Ancient One.

"I am essentially the magical guardian of this planet, protecting it from interference by external evil gods."

"You're quite good. I can sense that you've set up three magical nodes on this planet."

It formed a giant barrier, protecting it from external enemies, right?

As a representative of Titan Order and arcane magic, Sargeras immediately recognized the magic circle that the Ancient One had set up on Earth.

"You can tell? That's right, I've set up three magic temples here."

Three magical nodes were created to prevent powerful extradimensional evil gods from entering this world.

This man, who exuded an aura of order, gave the Ancient One a natural affinity; he seemed like a born god of magic.