The two Primordial Controllers of Universe No. 555 could not stop He-El's clone from collapsing and killing itself. They could only watch its disappearance with great regret.
They had not actually intended to do anything to He-El's clone. They genuinely wanted to communicate with it and learn where it had come from, and what other universes were like.
But He-El did not dare gamble, nor would he gamble on their goodwill. Therefore, he had installed a rapid-death escape protocol for the information sparks in every He-El clone.
As soon as they sensed that they had been noticed or discovered, they would collapse and kill themselves, allowing their information sparks to return through the traversal passage.
As He-El absorbed the information sparks from the clone that had entered Universe No. 555, another 222 traversed universes went into hiding. More than two hundred information sparks returned to the He-El Universe from their respective Traversal Vortices.
"Hm? They died far too quickly." He-El frowned tightly.
According to the power he had given those clones, each possessed at least stellar-level strength. In other words, it was equivalent to a sun entering another universe.
Logically speaking, that level of power should have been enough to handle the vast majority—ninety-nine percent—of universes.
Yet although it was stellar-level power, every universe was different, perhaps even fundamentally opposed. That power might prove useless, or could even harm the clone itself.
For example, if it entered a two-dimensional universe, stellar-level power would dissolve into an enormous mass of two-dimensional information. That information could directly burst that universe apart, or crush He-El's clone to death.
Or if it entered an excessively high-dimensional universe, that stellar-level power would not be particularly useful either. Instead, because the power was too great, it could be sliced apart by dimensional layers and cut into