He-El looked calm on the surface, and his heart was as tranquil as an emerald lake brushed by a breeze. The ripples stirring within it were no more significant than the faint flow of blood through his body.
Yet within the He-El Universe, monstrous waves rose, galaxies flowed backward, particles shattered, and space-time endlessly reenacted the Big Bang, revealing the true turmoil in He-El's heart.
The presence hidden within Zeus was stronger than He-El and the entire universe.
He-El did not know why it was hiding, but... this was truly a disaster beyond measure.
Its power was sufficient to trigger a danger warning from the He-El Universe merely by attempting to enter it. That alone proved that once it entered the He-El Universe, it could damage it. That was an exceedingly dangerous prospect.
Fortunately, it was hiding rather than openly revealing itself, while the He-El Universe could detect the danger from its very status and reject its entry.
As long as He-El was not foolish enough to let such an existence into the He-El Universe, he would remain invincible forever.
"Hmm..." He-El pondered for a moment and did not immediately assign Zeus a task.
He found it strange, shocking, and deeply unsettling.
This was the first time He-El had discovered an existence that could—or perhaps might, should, or was capable of—damaging the He-El Universe.
The He-El Universe was his deepest foundation. It could connect multiple universes and possessed a future of boundless brilliance. He would never permit any existence capable of harming or destroying it to enter.
Moreover, an existence capable of destroying the underlying operating logic of multiple universes truly astonished He-El.
That was not merely the foundational operating logic of a single universe.
If one understood the foundational operating logic of a universe, destroying it might be difficult,