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In the group of gods, Alisem is not actually the strongest. Although Alisem may be higher in status, but in terms of combat ability, Alisem cannot be called the first.

The Celestials are not just Alisem, after all, there is a "group" in their name. The Celestials are a collective of multiple powerful beings, and each of them has their own unique powers and skills. In addition to the common responsibility of spreading stars and expanding the universe, each Celestial actually has different positions and responsibilities in the collective, and these responsibilities can be easily judged based on their prefixes.

For example, Judge Arism, the red six-eyed god, is responsible for judging. For example, the gods will go to a planet for observation at a specific time according to certain rules and conditions, and Arism will judge the planet to decide whether it is necessary for the planet and civilization to continue to exist.

If the Judge Alisem has issued a verdict, in most cases he will not do it himself, but will summon the Exitar (pronounced Exta? Or the plus one Er) to carry out the task of clearing the planet. The Exitar, this name tells you that he is not simple, and the Exitar is also a relatively powerful existence in the Celestials. If Alisem is a civil official in the Celestials, then the Exitar is a military officer.

This isn't in the movie.

In addition, the Celestials that have appeared in Marvel movies include Nezar the Calculator, Jamia the Analyst, Hagen the Surveyor, and Ethan the Explorer. Each group of Celestials has its own responsibilities and maintains the continuation and expansion of this universe.

Nezar the Calculator

Analyst Jamia

Ethan the Explorer

At this time, Alisem, as the judge, encountered a major crisis. Although he was not the strongest among the gods, this was only the result of comparison with the gods of the same level. To other lives in the universe, his power was like that of a god.

However, the opponent he faced this time was not from this universe, but from other universes.

Dark Star Thresh, as the second-in-command of the Dark Star camp in the Dark Star Universe, is naturally very powerful and should not be underestimated. Moreover, although the Dark Star Thresh that Noah has transformed into at this time has a certain time limit, he has inherited 100% of the power of Dark Star Thresh himself.

Of course, if we simply say that Dark Star Thresh is the second-in-command of their camp, it may not be able to highlight his strength, but if we also describe their opposing camps in the Dark Star universe, perhaps the description of his strength can be clearer.

The Star God camp is the opposing camp of the Death Star, and the leader of the Star God camp, Ashe, the Star Arrow, is able to create countless galaxies with a single arrow. One can imagine how powerful he is.

Of course, it doesn't mean that Dark Star Thresh is stronger than Ashe or is about the same power as Ashe, but as the second-in-command of the enemy camp that is fighting against them, Thresh's power should not be underestimated. At least Noah feels that he can still control Alism now, and he even thinks that it may not be a problem to control one or two more Celestials.

Noah has already felt that the power of Dark Star Thresh is very restraining to the power of the Celestials. The power of Dark Star seems to be the natural enemy of the universe and all life. As the continuation of the order and existence of the current Marvel Universe, the power of the Celestials is naturally restrained by Dark Star. However, Noah is not quite sure how this relationship exists. After all, in the Death Star Universe, the power of the Star Gods does not seem to be restrained in this way.

After creating a huge star, Alisem retreated to a distance of millions of kilometers away from the Dark Star Thresh and the huge black hole. After retreating to a safe distance, Alisem directly detonated the huge star he created with the power of God.

The hot star was originally formed by the fusion of many small stars, and its state was extremely unstable. After Alisem injected another dose of divine power, its internal turmoil was in chaos, and the structural environment that had reached a critical point was instantly pushed to a higher energy state. They were like a group of enraged beasts, colliding, merging, and splitting frantically, releasing amazing energy.

The entire star is like a barrel of explosives ignited by a fuse, and the energy inside surges out like a flood, pushing the outer shell of the star to its limit. Its volume expands several times in an instant, and its brightness reaches an unprecedented height.

Just like the light released by the supernova explosion before, Alisem's attack seemed so simple to Noah, but this was perhaps the most suitable attack method for them, using the cosmic energy in their bodies to create stars, and then igniting the stars to release destructive power. This was a very efficient energy conversion rate for the Celestials. After all, using cosmic energy directly to create the destructive effect of a star explosion would consume much more energy than creating a star.

After lighting the "powder barrel", Alisem planned to temporarily evacuate this place and stay away from this dangerous existence from other universes.

For the gods who are more rational than emotional, this act of running away does not make them feel ashamed. They do not think that they are the overlords of the universe and it would be shameful to flee in the face of the enemy. For Alisem, he feels that his behavior is a strategic retreat. He now knows that the opponent is not an enemy he can defeat alone, so he plans to withdraw from the battle directly after creating a "flash bomb" to hinder the opponent's actions.

Arism plans to meet up with other groups of Celestials first and then discuss the next course of action together. He believes that only when multiple groups of Celestials work together can they fight against this enemy from another universe.

A red black hole unfolded behind Alisem, and Alisem prepared to make a space jump to leave here. Not long ago, he had sent a gathering message to other groups of gods. Even if the other party would not let him leave easily and chose to chase him, Alisem was confident that he would be able to meet the other groups of gods who had arrived during the transmission process.

Noah also noticed Alisem's desire to escape. He couldn't let this Celestial run away. After all, his Dark Star Thresh was time-limited. Once the experience card time was up, he would lose this power, and then he would no longer have the capital to fight against the Celestials. He had to stop him from escaping.