The Trafford Trading Club
Chapter 2240

No One Accepted My Stage

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The so-called Rainbow Flashing Meatball was actually just throwing someone out as seven illusions capable of bursting with rainbow-colored light, massively disrupting the batter's judgment through visual deception and thus pitching a good ball. (Foggy.)

Facing the God Annihilation Device Laplace, that enormous, unstable combination of countless cubes, even after transforming into seven rays of rainbow light, Senior Yulia still couldn't do a damn thing.

An eerie scene even appeared.

Time seemed to flow backward... The entire process of the Rainbow Flashing Meatball began playing in reverse, finally returning to the spot from which she had been thrown. But Prince Huang was no longer there.

That guy seemed to have slipped away the moment he finished causing trouble.

"What about me?"

Time seemed to have reversed, but her memories had not. Senior Yulia still remembered the entire process of being thrown out and then returning... The experience had even thrown her thoughts into confusion.

"Cause and effect reversal. That's Laplace's ability." Di Jun's voice sounded beside her ear. "Within relative space, Laplace's absolute ability can completely control the causal chain."

"The laws of cause and effect?" Senior Yulia almost cried out. "Wouldn't that make it... invincible? Impossible to counter?"

"Only a God Annihilation Device can fight another God Annihilation Device." Di Jun spoke abruptly. "Perhaps an ability of the same rank. Solar is the power of fate."

Fate, to counter cause and effect?

Senior Yulia opened her mouth, feeling her scalp go numb. What kind of people are this family? Could they casually control the highest-level abilities in the Dimensional Void?

"Primordial..."

Her soul trembled abruptly, and the words left her mouth without passing through any thought. It was almost an instinctive response to all the information she knew, transcending thought while still using thought as its foundation—a sixth sense.

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