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But judging from the appearance of that golden giant, its corpse wouldn't be left behind, so a second void wouldn't be born.

The gods now understand that to survive, they must hold back all their strength. They must fight with everything they have to survive against this woman.

Moreover, it is believed that many gods are still heading towards the realm of gods, and such a commotion could not possibly go unnoticed by them.

Just as they were bracing for Diana's attack, Diana surprisingly did not continue to attack, but instead seemed to be waiting for something.

Vast energy surged continuously in this star field, and enormous super-lifeforms, as large as stars, appeared here.

The other members of the Celestials began to appear one after another, and it was clear they were prepared for a fierce battle. All the Celestials were fully prepared for battle; they had no time to think further.

If they don't survive this time, then the Celestials will become a legend passed down by word of mouth among all races in the universe.

"It seems that everyone who could come has come." Diana calmly looked at the gods now scattered throughout the star field.

Neither the One-Above-All (OAA) nor the other Celestials seemed inclined to respond to Diana's words. Given the life-or-death situation of the entire Celestial syndicate, it was best to prepare for a massive battle.

Diana paid no attention to the gods' preparations for battle.

"Are you ready?" Diana spoke again, this time asking if the gods were prepared for the battle.

Without saying a word, OAA grabbed an asteroid and smashed it into Diana's golden head.

Diana made no attempt to shield herself, allowing the asteroid to hurtle towards her golden head. Unfortunately, the asteroid shattered before it even hit her head, thanks to some invisible energy.

The OAA didn't see anything wrong with this situation; they were just checking to see if the thing had any protective shield they didn't know about.

It now seems his idea was correct; that protective shield was a barrier they had to break through to survive. The first problem now was to break that shield before they could directly attack the guy who wanted to kill them.

Otherwise, everything is just empty talk.

The gods frantically channeled all the energy they could muster into the OAA, doing everything in their power to enable it to unleash its strongest attack yet, shattering that damned shield in one strike.

The energy in the hands of the OAA is growing increasingly immense, even showing signs of becoming uncontrollable. Previously, this would have been a simple matter for the Celestials, but now they have lost the ability to stably control this energy.

But Diana wouldn't give them that chance. After all, she had promised Wanda that she would return as soon as possible, and she couldn't afford to waste too much time on this.

Now Diana needs to put an end to this, and while she's at it, she can take this thing back and see if Stark can modify it. Celestial is simply the best combat robot prototype in the universe.

Their outer armor is the same.

Originally used to capture the gods, the golden hand has been reconstructed by Diana and can now perfectly cover the entire nebula.

Seeing Diana's golden hand coming towards him, OAA no longer planned to charge up his power; now, all he needed to do was stop it from happening.

A surge of energy shot out from OAA's chest, heading straight for the golden head's brow, even though he couldn't see Diana's location. But his intuition told him that firing there was definitely the right thing to do.

Now all we can do is fight to the death.

All the Celestials' energy was focused on this attack from OAA. Rather than being crushed into pieces, this method at least gave them a glimpse of a way to survive in a life-or-death situation.

However, all of this vanished completely when that beam of energy struck right between the eyebrows, failing to even cause a ripple.

However, those golden hands had already begun to clasp together.

All the gods had nowhere to escape from those two giant hands, trapped inside and unable to move.

The moment their palms came together, a surge of immense cosmic energy erupted, but it was firmly suppressed by those giant hands, not a single trace of it leaking out.

The demise of the Celestials didn't even produce an energy shock.

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Diana slowly released the remains of the Celestials from between the giant golden hands.

Diana felt a little regretful at this moment, after all, she had originally planned to take the Celestials' corpses back to Stark to see if Tony could build that Celestial armor now.

Now, all that's left is for Tony to see if these things are of any use. After all, metal that has been imbued with cosmic energy for a long time is still the main material that makes up the Celestials' bodies, so it should be no less valuable than vibranium.

Giving yourself a super resource that you can monopolize is also a good idea.

Consider this pocket money prepared for Wanda and Pietro, well, pocket money after entering space.

Diana didn't want the resources she earned to end up benefiting some guys who had been eyeing the area from afar.

If you want it, buy it with credits.

Before everyone's eyes, those giant golden hands forcefully molded all the Celestial Group's outer armor into a huge sphere.

A massive, star-like metallic planet took shape in Diana's hands. But now, no one dared to easily consider attacking that metallic planet, since the very person who had created it had slapped all the returning gods to death.

If you want that planet, first consider whether you have the sturdiness of those gods. If not, give up on that idea as soon as possible.

Among these witnesses, one man stared blankly at the slowly dissipating golden head and arm.

Carol, radiating a star-like aura, had been drawn here by the commotion. After all, a super-powerful figure capable of controlling galaxies had to come and see for himself, just in case they met again in the future, so he could carefully consider his words.

Moreover, she wasn't very far from here at the time. If she didn't come to see for herself, Carol was certain she would regret it later.

However, the guy she saw here was completely different from the big shot she had imagined. And she knew this super-big shot!

She no longer feels regret; on the contrary, she is completely shocked.

As Carol was reeling from the shock that the one causing such a massive upheaval in the universe was Diana, a gold and blue spaceship, as dazzling as a new star, landed beside her.

Seemingly realizing that Carol hadn't seen it, the spaceship even shook its wings to indicate to Carol that it was beside her.

Sensing the movement of the spaceship beside her, Carol snapped out of her daze and greeted the Nova Corps ship.

However, seeing that the people inside seemed to want her to go in, Carol did not refuse and slowly floated to the side of the Nova Corps's ship.

The Nova spaceship didn't hesitate at all and let Carol in immediately.

“I didn’t expect to see you here, Carol,” a man dressed in Nova Corps uniform said to Carol with a smile.

"Haven't you had enough of the Shi'ar Empire's affairs? What brings you here?" Carol recognized the rising star centurion who had flown over with nothing better to do at a glance.

Malik Tozel, a centurion who has been working for the Shi'ar Empire.

But I just can't figure out why this guy came here. Was he unhappy with the sword fight? Why is he here looking for trouble again?

Malik remained noncommittal about Carol's words, but he wasn't there to pick a fight. He'd already had enough fights in Shi'ar, let alone in this situation. Malik didn't think he could beat that guy, not even the entire Nova Corps.

"I'm just here to check on the final results, which is also a mission." Malik made his position quite clear: he was just there to take a look and wouldn't get involved in anything else.

There was no room for him, a centurion, to get involved. Any random guy in the vicinity could be someone the entire Nova Corps couldn't defeat.

Carol didn't like this guy much, especially since he was constantly fighting swordsmen in the Shi'ar Empire, which made him quite unpopular. However, Nova was an indispensable protective force in this universe, so Carol patiently talked to him.

"Now you see? Not planning to leave? Shia is still waiting for you to save him," Carol said calmly to Malik.

Malik shook his head and said, "I finally got out of that mess with Shia, and I don't want to go back so soon. If I run into that damned swordsman, I'll have to fight him again. It's so nice now, nobody dares to fight here, it's so peaceful."

As he spoke, Malik even lay down in his spaceship, looking completely relaxed. As a rising star centurion stationed on Shi'ar, he hadn't had such a leisurely time in a long time. At this moment, he was glad he had taken on this task; otherwise, if he knew that coming here was equivalent to taking a break, he would definitely regret it.

"You should have arrived a little earlier than me?" Malik said to Carol somewhat uncertainly, since by the time he arrived, everything was basically settled. He had no way of knowing what had happened in between.

The only person I can talk to around here is Carol; the others...

They're either big shots or raiders. Big shots wouldn't bother with them, and raiders aren't qualified to speak to a Nova Centurion. Right now, seeing a Nova ship and not running away is already a testament to their courage. Even if there's only one Nova Centurion ship here.

“It’s not that early.” Carol shook her head.

When Carol arrived, all she saw was the big-headed man slowly walking into a cosmic rift.

There's no way around it. Even though I can travel faster than light, those big shots don't play that kind of flying game with me. What big shot would bother flying over here? They all basically teleport here.

As for the small amount of energy used in the teleportation, the big shot didn't care at all; it was a minor matter.

"I was also wondering if you knew anything that I don't, but that's a real shame." Although Malik said it was a shame, there was no trace of regret in his tone.

At least Carol didn't seem to feel sorry for the guy.

Malik treated this operation as a publicly funded trip, the kind where the outcome didn't matter. After all, the ones who got into trouble were the big shots. They could only observe; they couldn't do anything else.

"A well-deserved rest, it should make this mission worthwhile, right?" Carol crossed her arms and looked out through the cockpit of the Nova spaceship. But now the huge golden head was gone, replaced by a small figure. If it weren't for her exceptional eyesight, she might not have even seen Diana.

Perhaps sensing Carol's gaze, Diana smiled in that direction before slowly disappearing into the universe.

next moment.

"Why are you here?" Diana's voice rang out from inside the Nova spaceship.

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The first to react was not Carol, but Malik, the Nova Centurion who had been lying down. He quickly turned over and stood up, looking at the woman who had appeared in his spaceship without warning with surprise and suspicion.

Although he, as a centurion, also possessed superhuman vision, Diana had already removed her golden statue when he arrived, leading him to mistakenly believe that the ruthless person who had slaughtered the entire Celestials had already left.

Carroll and he were barely acquaintances, and they never spoke to each other.

"Who are you? How did you get on my ship?" Malik's entire body was already enveloped in the power of Nova, ready to launch a battle at any moment, and his tone was full of accusation.

Unfortunately, no one paid any attention to the centurion.

Diana didn't even glance at him, but continued to look at Carol with a smile, showing no sign that she was the one who had killed the entire Celestials.

It was as casual as if he had just killed a mosquito.

“You’re making too much noise here, and I’m quite close by. So…” When Carol saw Diana, all the questions she wanted to ask Diana instantly melted away in front of Diana’s warm smile.

He just said a couple of indifferent words.

"I thought you'd found out about me from somewhere and came all this way to see me," Diana joked.

Carol, but it was clearly a bit of a surprise and delight that Carol was here.

"That's all for now. Where are you going?" Carol knew very well that if Diana had only come to handle this one matter, she had already said goodbye and was basically about to leave. After all, there were two little ones waiting for her at home, and given Diana's personality, she wouldn't stay here for long.

"I'm asking you, who are you?" Just as Diana was about to answer Carol's question, the guy who had been ignored by the two of them spoke again, still in that questioning tone, without any sign of the relationship between Diana and Carol easing up.

Diana asked Carole, "You know her? A good friend?"

Diana's tone remained completely calm. Although the guy radiating the power of a rising star was indeed quite capable, he wasn't even worth Diana's attention. Moreover, there was even less need to get to know someone who clearly didn't know his place.

Now we can only see if Carroll and this guy get along well.

“I know him, but we’re not close.” Carol glanced at Malik, who was still wary of Diana, and shook her head with a hint of helplessness.

Diana nodded and said to Carol earnestly, "It's best to stay away from this kind of person. Who knows, one day they might drag you down with them for some reason." As Diana spoke, she stretched out her other hand and waved it at the rising centurion.

The nova energy that had been surging from Malik's body had completely vanished. Even Malik himself couldn't sense where his nova power had gone. He couldn't mobilize it at all; his connection with the nova had been severed!

As someone who could hold his own against a swordsman, Malik was finding it hard to bear the feeling of suddenly losing his power.