In boundless darkness, Tang Qi's true body floated outside the Furnace Universe Gate, his tentacles writhing and light flickering as he remained silent.
Tang Qi wanted to help the Furnace and spare his friend from death.
But regrettably, even as the Master of Dreams, Tang Qi still lacked the standing to solve the difficult question of How to Save the Master of the Furnace.
If Tang Qi were a Supreme Divinity, perhaps he would have had a way to resolve the annihilation awaiting the Furnace.
But he was not. Supreme Divinity was not something one could attain simply by wishing to advance.
The Boundless Mystery was vast beyond measure, but it was not like those exaggerated narratives described, where Masters walked everywhere and Supremes were as common as dogs.
Tang Qi did not yet know exactly how many Supreme Divinities existed, but he was certain there could not be many.
His inability to help the Furnace left Tang Qi helpless. Even more helplessly, he could not predict the Furnace's Final Ending.
That was not only because of the Furnace's high standing, but also because of the Primal Fire.
It was not only Tang Qi who could not predict it. Even Sally, who had ascended into the Goddess of Fate, could not learn the outcome beforehand by peering into the River of Fate.
Whether the Furnace lived or died would remain unknown.
Tang Qi did not linger any longer. He turned to face the Boundless Mystery once more, and endless Dream Tentacles entered illusion, writhing and spreading.
At the same time, Tang Qi began blowing out vast numbers of Dream Bubbles.
The next moment, a peculiar "call" began echoing throughout the Boundless Mystery.
It was a call that neither all living beings nor all gods could hear. The only one who