It truly existed.
His thoughts were not without reason.
After all, according to Mirre, that prodigious archaeologist from the Abyssal Blue Divine Domain—
He had studied the ruins of countless ancient civilizations, excavated artifacts, conducted all manner of archaeological work, and proposed the famous "Mirre's Three Ultimate Guesses," speculating about how Tenth-Order Ultimate beings existed within that realm.
After all, those powerful Weak Tenth-Order civilizations had already begun attempting to deduce the path to the "tenth order."
And the Abyssal Blue Divine Domain was their opponent, so how could they not understand? The third guess was this: Tenth-Order beings had created their own "Dao," becoming Ultimates. They had ascended in dimension and become new conceptual laws within the unseen. Yet such beings also had lifespans. The length of those lifespans depended on how long they could resist the erosion of the "universe."
Once They could no longer resist, They would be assimilated by the entire Great Universe. Their Dao would be assimilated as well, becoming part of the laws of nature and enriching the entire universe.
This was the Abyssal Blue Divine Domain's famous "Cosmic Assimilation Theory."
"Could it be that this being is some Ultimate existence that reached the absolute peak, already wielding part of the authority and becoming part of the laws, yet still unable to escape the fate of being assimilated by the entire Great Universe?"
"Was He seeking Transcendence, yet still gradually being assimilated?"
All kinds of thoughts flashed through Carls's mind. He was utterly shocked as he looked at that ancient, mysterious being.
Tenth order. Ultimate!
It was likely an exceptionally powerful one at that! Who knew how many hundreds of millions of years He had endured, yet He still remained here.
He felt that this guess was already highly plausible. After all, being able