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Chapter 441 Asteroid Collide with Earth



Chapter 441 Asteroid Collide with Earth

Chapter 441 Asteroid Collide with Earth

The dream was completely shattered, and Rune naturally woke up. But he didn't experience the disorientation that an ordinary person would feel upon waking.

"Now, who is the murderer who wants to destroy the multiverse?" Rune stared angrily at the gaunt figure, the matter around him constantly splitting and recombining, and terrifying magic surging continuously.

He knew which deity the other party had summoned from his mind.

It is the Great Old One, the Lord of R'lyeh, and a terrifying evil god who also possesses the authority over dreams, named Cthulhu. Ironically, the one who summoned this evil god is another lord of dreams, the nightmare Morpheus.

Cthulhu is not only a unique being in the multiverse, but also possesses characteristics similar to Voldemort. Anyone who dares to call him by name or witness his true appearance may attract his attention.

Fortunately, under normal circumstances, Cthulhu is asleep in the underwater city of R'lyeh in the South Pacific Ocean, and waking him up is quite difficult, let alone getting him to pay attention to the calls of a human.

Unfortunately, Morpheus actually manifested his true form from the deepest dream of the runes, an act that completely attracted the attention of the Great Old Ones.

He traversed the multiverse, casting his gaze upon this world through countless dreams, and if mishandled, the best outcome would be a cancerous universe next door.

Perhaps by then all the heroes and villains in the entire DC universe will have turned into fish-men.

Rune used all his strength to destroy the avatar, thus saving his own universe and even the entire DC multiverse. Therefore, the mage himself now holds the moral high ground.

"Isn't the real question why you're manipulating the fates of Clark and the others?" The Nightmare's anger hadn't subsided.

To some extent, whether it's superheroes like Clark and Batman, or supervillains like Darkseid and Brainiac, they are all part of the DC multiverse's own immune system.

They may have conflicts and even kill each other, but if an external enemy invades, these superheroes and supervillains will fight to protect their universe.

The Nightmare has a library, and everyone in the DC Universe has their own book, which describes their present and future experiences.

However, Morpheus recently discovered that many people's books were being reduced to ashes—something he could not tolerate. He concluded that Rune was the culprit.

After all, he has the ability, the will, and is changing the fate of Clark and other similar beings. What's more, he is also interfering in the main universe.

Of course, there are differences in strength between the different universes of DC. The main universe is more powerful, whether it is superheroes or supervillains. In other words, the heroes and villains of the main universe are the most powerful white blood cells in the DC multiverse.

At that time, Rune was fast asleep, so Morpheus immediately appeared before him through a dream to confront him.

"Can't understand human language, huh?" Rune laughed, but under the influence of his anger, the surrounding space cracked like glass, countless magical particles colliding and tearing at each other, emitting a piercing sound. "Guess why your older brother doesn't come looking for trouble with me, huh?"

The Morpheus mentioned by Rune is naturally Destiny, the embodiment of the concept of Destiny, and also the oldest member of the Endless Family.

Destiny has a Book of Souls strapped to its right wrist, containing all events of the DC Universe’s past, present, and future.

However, the realm of fate is a labyrinthine garden with countless branching paths, existing above countless realities. Only fate knows where each path leads, and even members of the Endless Family cannot find him without fate's permission.

So Morpheus did try to find Fate, but his older brother clearly didn't want to see him, and the nightmare wandered around the labyrinth for a long time.

Moreover, Fate itself is calm and indifferent. It knows everything but will not deliberately interfere with the development of things. Therefore, Morpheus has reason to believe that Fate's failure to stop Rune is simply due to its personality.

After all, fate didn't stop Morpheus from coming to Rune, did it?

So Morpheus just sneered, crossed his arms, looked at Rune, and clearly showed that he didn't believe him.

"Although I really want to say that I am preparing for the impending catastrophe, I don't think you would believe me." Rune was so angry that he calmed down instead.

Looking at the superheroes who had appeared around him, Rune clasped his hands together.

Snapped!

Under the influence of powerful magic, Morpheus was pulled directly into the Mirror Dimension by Rune. In that instant, Morpheus understood the true nature of this world.

Watching everything twist, fold, and replicate, Morpheus calmly commented, "Interesting, but far less interesting than the dream itself."

Chirp!

A rabbit hopped out of the hole under his feet, followed by a second, a third—along with the grass that stretched forward with each step of the rabbit.

Morpheus is vying with Rune for ownership of this space, and his symbol is naturally the rabbit.

Ever since the publication of Alice in Wonderland, the Nightmare has been forced to associate everything with rabbits, and there are many rabbits in his kingdom.

Furthermore, since Morpheus's appearance depends on the perception of the concept of dreams held by the other people watching him, many people see Morpheus as a rabbit.

"Why don't you dare access those things from my memories?" Rune sneered, black and red flames erupting beneath his feet, igniting everything around him, including the rabbit. "Perhaps the next thing really will take my life!"

This is no longer a dream, and the dream demon itself obviously cannot access Rune's memories. Rune was a powerful mage, and his willpower was terrifying.

Moreover, the Nightmare's own powers do not include memories at all; Cthulhu is merely a nightmare he summoned from the runes.

If Morpheus could truly access the runes' memories, he wouldn't have summoned something like Cthulhu. But Morpheus certainly wouldn't answer that way; they were enemies, and he was currently at a disadvantage!

"There's no need," Morpheus said coldly. "Killing you with other people's nightmares is enough!"

Behind Morpheus appeared a magnificent spectacle, a sphere of light that ordinary people could not look directly at, constantly radiating light and heat.

Beams of plasma shot out from its surface in an elegant arc, extending into space hundreds of thousands of kilometers away, before being slowly pulled back by its powerful gravity, forming a massive fire bridge that spans the entire mirror space as far as the eye can see.

Indeed, having witnessed the power of runes, Morpheus immediately summoned a star after seizing a portion of spatial authority.

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