A Guess About Dual Authorities

Your eyes were dazzled as you pieced together some of the Dao Principles you had seen, immediately discovering that they could form quite a few skills.

For instance, you could summon a living being or object from the future—not descend it, but truly summon it, something that would never vanish and would remain forever!

You could summon your future self: you could choose to open another timeline and summon him from that timeline. Then both you and he would continue to exist, and there would forever be two of you in this stretch of spacetime.

Or you could choose to summon someone from the future of the current timeline. Once you summoned that future person, when the corresponding point in the future arrived, he would vanish, summoned away by your past self, forming a cycle.

You could also designate an area and, using that area as a foundation, generate a segment of its local future out of thin air. It was equivalent to copying a corner of the world and tossing it into a separate sandbox, then observing all the transformations within.

You could wield absolute control over that sandbox. You could even save and load it, becoming the master of that stretch of spacetime. And when facing enemies, so long as you stood where the sandbox's original location was, you could directly enter the sandbox's timeline and step into your creator's spacetime!

However, to your regret, unlike your Return to Truth and Descent, using these Dao Principles to form Dao Arts required the consumption of energy—Dao Source.

When you used Return to Truth, you could return an entire multiverse ocean to its true state. No matter how vast that multiverse ocean was—whether infinitely vast or merely a hundred million to the hundred-millionth power light-years across—you could directly return its