Hawk didn’t know how intense the pain is for a woman during natural childbirth.
But he now understood the level of pain when one’s soul is torn into countless fragnts in an instant.
It’s a kind of pain that pierces into the heart, penetrates the bones, and reaches the deepest part of the soul.
This pain is indescribable with any words.
Yet, with Wanda’s fervent invitation, having experienced this feeling, Hawk had only one thought at this mont.
And that is—
Won!
Confirmingly, are creatures who hold grudges.
Having replayed what had happened and returned to the cosmos, Hawk looked at Wanda, who was smiling, and thought this in his heart.
Wanda seed to once again have insight into Hawk’s thoughts at this mont, smiling slightly.
"It’s definitely not revenge, dear. You know , I’m never petty."
"..."
It would’ve been better if she hadn’t said this, but saying it is like revealing three hundred ounces of silver hidden on this site.
Indeed, Wanda holds a grudge.
She rembers how he ignored her, was cold to her, and other things that he didn’t pay attention to but that Wanda cared about and rembered in her heart.
But, in all fairness, Hawk felt wronged.
Everyone knows.
He’s a very loyal person.
Out of thousands of waters, he only takes a scoop.
Hawk said it, and he did it.
Gwen ca first, he fell in love, and naturally, as a good man, Hawk wouldn’t fall for anyone else.
Result is...
Who would have known, in his unscripted life, he ends up with the plot of Wanda being his Gwen, his Gwen being Wanda.
If only he had known sooner...
Wait.
There’s sothing off.
Since Wanda is his Gwen, shouldn’t his previous attitude towards Wanda reassure her?
Because he’s very loyal.
As expected.
Once again, won, sotis their ill will arises from all sorts of inexplicable corners.
Hawk’s thoughts were swirling, faced with Wanda’s bright gaze, he solemnly nodded: "Yes, dear, you don’t hold grudges, not at all."
Wanda’s smile was radiant.
"Thank you for trusting , dear."
"I’ve always trusted you."
Hawk said this, then quickly changed the topic, looking at The Ancient One who was slowly erging under the Phoenix Fire.
As the ti of the entire cosmos was accelerated to the state before destruction, allowing the past occurrences in this cosmos to reoccur, the God of Ti, The Ancient One, slowly raised her head, slowing the speed of the ti torrent, transitioning from a waterfall’s roar to a river’s rush, and finally to a calm lake.
The Ancient One wasn’t tired; it’s just the upcoming evolution can’t be completed solely through ti acceleration.
The weight of each civilization, the depth of spirit, and the choices of all civilizations still need ti to complete.
But relying on ti acceleration won’t work; the essence of ti itself is needed.
As the God of Ti, The Ancient One needs to weave a tiline for this cosmos, every lifeform, every civilization planet, and every galaxy, even to this cosmos itself, that won’t fall into ti loops, allowing the cosmos to reset constantly, enabling it to lead to an eternal future.
The Ancient One returned to Hawk, first glancing at Hawk, then looking towards Wanda: "The reason why people and mutants are constantly opposed in this cosmos is that it greatly stimulates the potential of this cosmos."
Hawk looked at The Ancient One talking to Wanda instead of him, raising an eyebrow.
As he was about to speak, The Ancient One looked at Hawk and blocked him directly with a sentence: "The God King gave this cosmos to the God Empress, so concerning the future of this cosmos, I should consult the God Empress."
Upon hearing this, Wanda also raised an eyebrow, looking at Hawk with a half-smiling expression.
The two won were looking at Hawk.
Hawk was also looking at the two won.
"...Makes sense!"
Under the gaze of the two, Hawk managed to squeeze out this sentence, then shrugged: "Carry on."
Wanda satisfactorily withdrew her glance, looking at The Ancient One: "Isn’t this cosmos very low-end? Where does the potential co from?"
The Ancient One smiled slightly.
"It’s not the cosmos itself that’s low-end."
"This cosmos, compared to our Main Cosmos, actually harbors equal potential."
"It’s just because it lacks a reasonable tiline leading to eternity, its potential is constrained. Each ti this cosmos develops to an end, it starts resetting because it’s run out of ti."
"As such, this cosmos seems so low-end."
"Actually, its potential isn’t just a Parallel Cosmos. Given enough ti, it can beco an entirely new, real cosmos existing in reality."
At this point, The Ancient One looked at Hawk.
Hawk raised an eyebrow.
He understood the aning in The Ancient One’s gaze, thought for a mont, and shook his head: "Phoenix Cosmos must remain independent."
Especially after having to return to redo after cheating this ti, Hawk deeply understood one truth.
Taking shortcuts costs you dearly.
This ti, if it weren’t for Wanda being there, had he not agreed to Wanda coming along to find their daughter, he might have been hitting GG here.
No choice, who asked him to cheat by relying on Marvel’s existing power against his exclusive power, causing his originally flawless power system to show infinite loopholes?
Luckily, he patched it up.
However, precisely because he successfully replenished his own power without any flaw, he no longer intends to take shortcuts to manifest his Phoenix Cosmos this ti.
Even though this cosmos has the potential to beco a true physical universe.
But so what.
To him, this cosmos can beco a Parallel Cosmos of the Phoenix Cosmos, it can also beco a Sub-Cosmos of the Phoenix Cosmos, but it cannot beco the Main Cosmos where the Phoenix Cosmos is based.
The Ancient One listened to Hawk’s response and smiled: "That is also my suggestion, but that’s not what I wanted to ask."
Wanda, standing nearby, was sowhat curious.
"Then what is it?"
"This cosmos wishes to continue its potential elevation."
"Then let it be elevated."
Upon hearing this, Wanda looked at The Ancient One with so confusion: "This is a good thing."
Parallel Cosmos is one thing.
But Sub-Cosmos is a different matter altogether.
Moreover, considering that this cosmos is a gift from Hawk to her, Wanda felt that if she ever argued with Hawk, she could use this place as her ho, so if Hawk ever provokes her, she could simply take her children back here.
Hawk understood the implied aning in The Ancient One’s words.
"It needs to continue evolving humans and mutants?"
"Yes."
The Ancient One nodded: "That’s also why I appeared. When I was weaving the tiline, this cosmos conveyed its intentions to . When weaving a tiline, the will of the cosmos itself must also be respected."
How should I put it.
Although this cosmos itself has submitted to Hawk.
Its status is actually equal to The Ancient One, Hawk’s God of Ti.
In a word.
The Ancient One is his subordinate deity, and so is this cosmos.
If Hawk is akin to a chairman, then The Ancient One and this cosmos are like two general managers, and they need to collaborate and cooperate.
Although The Ancient One can ignore the will of this cosmos and weave a tiline for it according to her own pace.
But as the saying goes.
If it disagrees, achieving good results might be difficult, but bad ones will certainly be easy.
Wanda frowned slightly.
"Continue the conflict between mutants and humans?"
"Yes, actually not only on Earth; in this cosmos, on any planet with life, there are two races constantly opposing each other."
"Because evolution cannot occur in a gentle environnt."
"Only in dangerous environnts can evolution be initiated and potential be unlocked."
The Ancient One and Wanda elaborated on why this cosmos wanted to do this.
Upon hearing this, Wanda did not imdiately respond; instead, she looked at Hawk.
"What do you think?"
"It’s your cosmos; you make the decision."
Hawk t Wanda’s gaze, smiled slightly, and responded: "This cosmos I have given to you, so its destiny direction is for you to decide."
He did not concern himself with this cosmos’s future developnt.
Hawk was more interested in matters after returning ho.
Such as visiting his sister, then perhaps resting for a few days, and then settling accounts with the damn Celestial God Team mber who fled from this cosmos.
Most importantly.
If he had to worry about every issue, then what was the point of having his God of Ti, The Ancient One, his Goddess of Death, Anna, and his Order God Tiyaam?
Speaking of Tiyaam.
After hearing Hawk’s answer, Wanda also fixed her gaze on the enormous Celestial God Tiyaam: "Order God’s opinion?"
"God Empress!"
Upon hearing this, Celestial God Tiyaam first knelt on one knee before Wanda and then responded: "I am responsible for maintaining the order of ti, but I am powerless in setting ti."
Wanda understood.
Celestial God Tiyaam is responsible for the labor, not the thinking.
Indeed.
Innate top-notch oxen-horse sacred body.
Wanda smiled slightly, then turned her gaze back to The Ancient One: "Mage, what is your suggestion?"
The Ancient One’s answer was simple.
"Flowers of amazent cannot be nurtured in a greenhouse."
"Understood."
Upon hearing this, Wanda imdiately understood and made a decision: "Then let’s respect this cosmos itself, after all, it trusts us, believes that we can bring it an eternal future different from what Eternal cannot provide."
The Ancient One nodded, just about to leave.
At this mont.
Wanda, noticing her daughter suddenly tugging at her arm, raised her eyebrows and called out to The Ancient One.
The Ancient One turned and looked back at Wanda.
Wanda thought for a mont.
"Do your best to provide Earth with a relatively peaceful tiline."
"I will, God Empress."
"..."
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