Compared to Tang Qi's other subordinate gods—such as the Calamity Lord, the Son of Machines, and the Dragon Queen, who had completely shed the status of weak gods and were charging toward higher ranks—
Time Doctor was not even a weak god. He was merely a Divine Being.
But that did not mean he was weak in battle. After all, he had been born because of the Yog Worm King and possessed a portion of Time Divinity.
Time!
It had always been the rarest and most special power within the Boundless Mystery.
Had Tang Qi not been the Doctor's "master," it would have been difficult for him to observe, from every angle without blind spots, the process of the Doctor's departure and the actions he immediately began taking.
Inside the Tardis, a Police Box from the Old Era with an enormous internal space, the Doctor used this divine artifact to travel through a rift passage filled with lightning-shaped points of light.
After Tang Qi watched, he received feedback.
He could observe this sort of passage.
But if he wanted to travel through it like the Doctor, that would not be easy.
Although the Doctor was his "subordinate," their forms, modes of existence, concentrations of divinity, and so on were entirely different.
If Tang Qi forcibly squeezed himself in, the passage would most likely explode, causing unknown consequences.
The Time Domain, like the domain of fate, was an extremely closed world.
Other Divine Authorities found it difficult to interfere with it.
This was also why Tang Qi, despite already being the Master of Dreams, could not immediately use his own great power to send over a tribe of Yog Worms after reaching a deal with Ancient One Bos Aiken.
He could actually do it, but it would take a long time.