"It could also be considered a kind of Concept Life Form. From the moment it was born, it merged into the deepest rules and logic of every universe we have encountered so far, becoming a part of them." Luke shrugged.
"What does that mean?" Nick turned an inquiring gaze toward Stephen, whose expression had changed. He could vaguely grasp the terror of this life form from Luke's words and understood how frightening it was, yet Luke's answer still left him feeling that his understanding was incomplete—or rather, inaccurate.
"What does it mean? It basically means adding another Underlying Logic rule to every universe. Like conceptual gods such as Eternity and Death. Their very existence is a cornerstone of the universe. If any one of them were lost, the entire Multiverse would suffer massive upheaval and might even be destroyed." Stephen gave Nick an answer with a bitter smile. At the same time, he felt an inexpressible envy toward that Mind Reflection Monster.
From birth, it was already a godlike life form on the conceptual level of Eternity and Death. Even if it fell somewhat short, its Life Rank was at least comparable. Being born beyond the ultimate endpoint that every known life form could reach—that was truly being born a god.
Like the concepts of life, death, and eternity, whether one accepted them or not, they existed in every corner of every universe, in every moment of time, and within every life. Without them, the universe would lose an essential part of itself, leading to all kinds of crises and even destruction.
His teacher, Ancient One, the former Sorcerer Supreme, had only just begun walking this path.
After Stephen's explanation, Nick felt rather unwell. Having calmed those positive emotions such as joy, he could now experience other emotions again. He