Katsuyu Finally Finished Digesting

"Itachi! Get ready!"

"Yes! Beginning the countdown!"

Uchiha Itachi began counting down loudly. "Ten, nine, eight..."

Following Uchiha Itachi's countdown, Aburame Tetsumaru made the final adjustments to the wormhole's exit.

By now, after the continuous coordinate adjustments, the wormhole had changed considerably. Layer upon layer of ripples had appeared across what had once resembled an ink-black mirror.

The ripples signified a change in the wormhole's stability. However, the especially neat and regular pattern showed that the changes remained within stable limits and that there was no immediate danger of collapse.

But once changes appeared, they became difficult to suppress. The wormhole's collapse would become inevitable.

Perhaps a naturally occurring wormhole, after experiencing unstable fluctuations, could return to a calm, stable state once the source of interference vanished.

But an artificial wormhole certainly could not, especially since the source of power Zenith Civilization used to activate its wormholes was a simulated black hole. Once it connected with another universe, it would draw in matter from the other side.

What the Sealing Technique for a simulated black hole feared most was drawing in matter. That matter would be crushed within the simulated super-intense gravitational field, releasing enormous energy.

But the simulated black hole's gravity was artificial, which meant it exerted very weak restraint over energy and could not withstand excessive energy impacts.

As long as the released energy exceeded the limit even slightly, that matter, empowered by the immense energy, would break free of gravity's restraints and shatter the structure of the Virtual Black Hole's sealing formula.

This was also the greatest flaw in Aburame Tetsumaru's version of the wormhole. The weakness in energy control became greatly magnified in a wormhole connecting two worlds, resulting in insufficient stability.

Thus, Aburame Tetsumaru only intended to send two people over. He did not dare