Transcendence Beyond Dimension

The Grey Emperor could practically be said to have abandoned his original dimension.

All the information within the entire dimension was either swallowed into Yan Nu's brain-cave or deleted.

As for the brain-cave realm, Yan Nu held the highest authority.

Strictly speaking, it could already be renamed the 'Emperor Yan Dimension'.

"Discipline, can you resurrect An Qisheng and the others?" Yan Nu asked.

He had already delegated the power of the brain-cave's creation traits to Discipline.

The latter quickly grasped the brain-cave information, rapidly establishing a very clear editing system suitable for humans or most starry-sky intelligent beings.

Core functions included information perception, creation, tampering, replication, cutting, deletion, retraction, and a series of other editing traits.

"No problem at all, Master. Theoretically, creating a trait to 'detect already-deleted information' will allow us to find the deleted information..." Discipline stated calmly.

Yan Nu raised an eyebrow. "Is it really that simple?"

The Discipline Protocol replied, "It is not simple in the sense that... deleted information can no longer be perceived and exists in a state of non-existence."

"However, information has no impossibilities, so if you want to find it, you must create a trait capable of perceiving deleted information. This creates an inevitable contradiction, requiring a clash of depths."

"The stronger the deletion force, the harder it is to retrieve. I just discovered that a mere Dimensional Apex Level alone cannot detect information deleted by the Grey Emperor. What that fellow used when making his move was already an Ascended Dimensional Level trait."

"However, thanks to the Master's excessively high adaptation depth and your depth-overreach, the trait I created surpassed the opponent's, forcibly locating the 'information deleted by the Ascended Dimension'."

As it spoke, endless information manifested in Yan Nu's perception.

Looking closely, there was actually a specific category of information