The reason Su Hao had sent all these deities to the far side of a distant galaxy was not because his conscience had stirred and he wanted to grant them a vacation. It was for the final verification—to find the flaw in the Ten-Color Plate's thinking.
Not long ago, he had accidentally discovered that the deities' current mental states had become somewhat sluggish compared with a year ago.
Though the change was only an infinitesimal trace, it was enough to draw Su Hao's attention.
Because it was not just one deity that had slowed down. All eighteen deities were the same.
After careful observation and research over this period, Su Hao guessed the reason for this stretched-out thinking: after the Ten-Color Plate had been locked inside the Small World, it lacked sufficiently abundant and active information exchange, causing its overall internal activity to slow.
If the Ten-Color Plate were compared to a pot of boiling water, then the vast amount of active information would be the flame beneath it. Once the flame went out, the water would gradually cool. When it reached room temperature, the movement within the pot would become exceedingly slow.
And the direct result of the Ten-Color Plate's activity becoming gentler and slower was that the deities residing within it gradually lost the ability to sense the normal passage of time.
Simply put, a single glance spanned ten thousand years, yet they remained unaware, thinking they had merely blinked.
As for why Su Hao had sent them into a barren region of the universe, it was to bore them, cutting off the possibility of those eighteen deities engaging in massive information exchange, extinguishing their burning "flames," and observing whether their temperature would drop even faster.
If things truly were as Su Hao suspected, then he could roughly