Universe Supply

At the desolate frontier of the universe, there was nothing—not even a trace of matter that could represent desolation. There were no particles here, not even a speck of dust. It was absolute vacuum. This region, spanning trillions of light-years, was the universe's outer edge, its boundary. Here, the light of all galaxies and stars could no longer reach. This was a region of darkness. Only in the far distance beyond it drifted a vast red haze, spreading like thin mist. He-El, Athena, and Zeus appeared here.