Global Abyss: My Skills Can Enhance Infinitely-Chapter 1036 - 811 Fair Trade

"Even in the cinematic universe, the Celestial group appears with a background; they are the pioneers of this universe, with members embedded in Earth’s core as well..."

Staring at the massive head repurposed into a space station in the Land of Nihility ahead, Tao Yu found himself lost in thought.

Compared to the freakish type of Celestial like Star Lord’s father, the Celestial group as a whole is far stronger, almost relegated to serving as background elements.

Even Earth can be considered a cradle for the Celestial Tiam.

Still, even though Tao Yu knew about this, it was impossible to provoke the Celestial group.

Perhaps some Celestials in the group are relatively weaker, like the one whose head was severed by Nar, the Lord of Abyss, but even they were far beyond Tao Yu’s reach.

Not even possessing six Cosmic Original Stones would change that.

After all, the Marvel cinematic universe’s Infinite Gems are considered weakened versions, leaving Tao Yu no reason to take such a risk.

Now, however, the sudden appearance of what looked like a Celestial’s severed head ahead caught Tao Yu’s attention.

"The only confirmed event of a Celestial’s head being severed involves Nar from the Abyss Plane using the Black Death Sword, although Marvel’s cinematic universe couldn’t incorporate it due to Venom’s licensing issues. Yet, in these standalone worlds, even Anbrella exists—it’s merely the evolution of a conceptual world, naturally free from external factors..."

Tao Yu’s thoughts raced. Marvel’s Abyss Plane, by similarity, may have already been entirely devoured; even the Dark Dimension is close to falling to the Abyss.

Therefore, it wouldn’t be surprising if this severed head belonged to the Celestial struck down by the Black Death Sword.

For a fleeting moment, Tao Yu envisioned the grotesque scenes of the City of the Gods, littered with Divine Spirit corpses, but when he attempted divination, it only returned blurriness.

"It’s definitely possible there’s a connection..."

Tao Yu suppressed the hint of weight on his heart, his gaze fixed on the expanding head as it loomed closer.

"My Law of Heaven and Earth projection might appear immense, but clearly, it’s far from sufficient..."

The terrifying, primordial aura emanating from the head suggested it wasn’t a Yuan Force item, as there was no fluctuation of Yuan Force, yet Tao Yu couldn’t help but consider studying it further.

Already, a physique of kilometer-class proportions was considered extraordinary—most mountains reaching upward a kilometer on the surface would be considered renowned landmarks.

Coupled with the power unleashed by Tao Yu’s Dharma Aspect, whether in battles against Dormammu or wiping out the Ziritans, his dominance had been unmatched.

But now, upon reaching the Land of Nihility, he realized that the size of his fully-extended Dharma Aspect paled in comparison to the massive head.

It was hard to imagine how colossal this Celestial’s original form had been.

"And yet, even such a powerful being is dead... It doesn’t even emanate a trace of Yuan Force, likely devoured outright by the Black Death Sword or Nar. Let’s hope Nar has already been fully assimilated by the Abyss..."

Tao Yu rubbed his forehead.

In truth, the Abyssal Evil Gods weren’t much of a concern; despite their nearly unsolvable threat, their chaotic nature lacked concepts and plans.

Surprisingly, those borrowing the Power of Evil God while retaining their sanity—top-tier believers or fallen champions—posed an even greater threat.

Many large organizations secretly researched the forces of the Abyss.

The succubus lineage of the little rich woman also stemmed from this.

Nar’s case was no different. If one completely devolved into madness, it wouldn’t be as dangerous.

As long as you didn’t provoke it, the chaotic nature of its mode rarely broke through the potent Realm Will governing independent worlds.

What’s truly terrifying is being semi-insane—still retaining remnants of one’s own Will while preserving a sense of belonging to this world’s inhabitants, thus weakening the immunity response of the Realm Will...

As Tao Yu contemplated further, Rocket had already begun queuing for registration, steering the ship slowly into the skull’s eye socket before landing in a flat area marked with numbering ahead.

A makeshift landing ground without mechanical facilities, resembling a hurriedly paved surface, yet the portable nature of the ship allowed it to stabilize with just the deployment of its supports.

"Boss, we’ve arrived at the destination. Rocket is delighted to be of service."

Rocket hopped onto the control console, clumsily bowing to Tao Yu, appearing quite pleased with his piloting performance.

"Alright, let’s go search for clues about Yongdu."

The cabin door opened, revealing a landscape that—although merely a level highland—completely obscured the silhouette of the Celestial’s head from view, replaced by the sight of a bustling marketplace layered across the scene.

Clearly an interstellar era location resembling a cosmic black market, yet the surrounding environment bore a resemblance to the grungy-punk vibe of a slum, with a mix of eclectic architectures and diverse species everywhere.

The streets teemed with strange crowds in unending streams, representing various peculiar groups.

The hustle and bustle here even surpassed Sandaar Star.

However, the degree of chaos mirrored its vibrancy—at a glance, at least three brawls were visible.

Though none seemed serious, it was enough to showcase the prevailing atmosphere of this place.

A lawless jungle where survival hinged on strength—it was power that dictated order here.

"I love places like this."

A smile crept across Tao Yu’s face as he raised his hand slightly.

Swish swish~