Lu Jun took a deep breath, his mind racing.
Just then, he sensed something.
It was a gaze.
A gaze from the depths of the universe.
A gaze from that Nirvana Egg.
A gaze from Tai Yi.
There was no blame in that gaze, no dissatisfaction, no anger.
Only—calmness.
And a faint, almost imperceptible smile.
Lu Jun froze.
Then he understood.
Tai Yi knew.
Tai Yi had known from the very beginning.
He knew Lu Jun had left a Neutron Star Avatar in that universe, knew that avatar was the "Anchor Point" of that universe, knew it was a potential "loophole."
Yet Tai Yi had not minded.
Or rather, he had tacitly allowed it.
Because Lu Jun was his nephew, someone he trusted, someone who had witnessed the entirety of his world creation.
That "loophole" was less a loophole than—it was a gift Tai Yi had left for Lu Jun.
A gift that could connect two worlds at a critical moment.
A gift that could protect Lu Jun in a moment of danger.
A gift—only Lu Jun could use.
Warmth surged through Lu Jun's heart.
He took a deep breath, looked at the Saints, and revealed a composed smile.
"Rest assured, seniors. There is naturally a way."
He paused, then continued, "With so many Saints joining forces, together with Uncle Tai Yi's own assistance, we can certainly send the living beings safely into that world."
"As long as you seniors follow this junior's arrangements and strike simultaneously at the proper time and place to stabilize the spacetime surrounding the cosmic passage, those living beings will be able to pass through safely."
"As for the specific details—"
Lu Jun looked toward the Nirvana Egg, a trace of amusement in his voice.
"Uncle Tai Yi, what do you say?"
The moment his