Caught in the Strange Effect, any creature unable to adapt to its view of spacetime faced certain death.
These Star Gods of so-called normal spacetime were no more resilient than paramecia here.
Ou Ran Qi Guai flickered constantly, a grotesque figure twisting irregularly through time.
Worse, Dimensional Light descended. Even if no one observed him, the Origin Dimension would not tolerate him.
Even if Dimensional Light failed to drive him away, its impact would make Ou Ran Qi Guai move even more erratically.
No one could help. They could only watch Ou Ran Qi Guai die.
Yet after the dimensional illumination, though Ou Ran Qi Guai's fluctuations grew more violent, he never shifted back to thirty-five hundred years ago.
He kept changing, but always remained in a state where he was a Star God.
"Quick, cover him up! Even if we can't make a horizon, we can at least shield him from outside observation!" Lin Li shouted anxiously.
The Eternal Ancient One shook his head. "It's no use. The very fact that he's alive... means he's moving!"
Heavenly Decline looked puzzled. "Why isn't this guy dead yet?"
Lin Li snapped, "What kind of thing is that to say?"
Gu Lan Ba Tuo was astonished too. "It wasn't meant badly. Ou Ran Qi Guai's luck is incredible. He keeps moving between states in which he can survive."
Tracing back from the moment Ou Ran Qi Guai was drawn toward the Singularity Point led all the way to the birth of the universe.
Across that span, this clump of particles had taken countless forms, most of them lifeless.
It had not been the entity called Ou Ran Qi Guai for long. It had been the accidental Star God for even less time—barely thirty-five hundred years.
It was like rolling an enormous die.