The legendary Dragon God Salama was completely different from the Salama Talot had originally imagined and understood.
After all, as a Transmigrator, he still retained the memories of his previous life.
Talot also clearly remembered the Dragon God Salama fabricated in that spin-off fan work. Put simply, even if such a being existed in some warped, defective time-space world among countless parallel time-space worlds, he would absolutely be an outlier.
The true Dragon God Salama gave Talot a wondrous feeling, one even more profound and mysterious than the feeling the Grand Priest had brought him.
In other words, in a certain sense, this Dragon God Salama seemed even more incredible than the Grand Priest.
Yet in another sense, this Dragon God Salama was not strong.
It was like how every Shenron possessed the ability to grant wishes, but if one truly spoke in terms of strength, it would not require much battle power to kill a Shenron.
Even the highest-level Super Shenron—now that Talot had reached this realm—could be destroyed by him.
Of course, Talot would never do such a thing. Just like the Grand Priest and the Angels, they possessed power that could absolutely control everything, yet they would not act to interfere.
His conversation with Dragon God Salama could be said to have answered many of Talot's doubts.
Talot also learned why he had sought him out.
Put simply, it was because there were now far too many Parallel Time-Spaces throughout this entire world, so many that even an existence like him was too lazy to manage them—and could no longer manage them.
Therefore, he wished to ask Talot for help in clearing away some time-space worlds that had no need to exist and were heading toward destruction. In addition, he wanted him to help resolve the