Thus, Atabia now felt much more at ease, knowing that he had a higher margin for error.
Traveling into the past could only be done once within the same period of time, because two versions of oneself could not exist in one period without creating a paradox.
But traveling into the future had no such restriction!
The future had yet to be set in stone. It possessed infinite possibilities, so how could a temporal paradox arise?
In theory, he could travel into the future as many times as he wanted, because every time he returned, the future would inevitably change!
But that was only in theory.
In reality, traveling into the future required activating the universe's supreme temporal authority and bearing the immense data of the universe's calculations before one could travel to the theoretical [future].
He had to bear all that vast cosmic data alone.
If he traveled too frequently, he would inevitably be assimilated by the universe's data of the Heavenly Beings and be overwhelmed to death.
"Now that I've just broken through, the calculations I can withstand in the short term only allow me to travel into the future once." Atabia calculated inwardly. "But it should be enough."
He was still far too weak!
Atabia could even imagine that once he matured and grew powerful, his future self would be able to travel into the future five or six times every so often!
With each journey, he could observe the nodes of the future. If that future was unfavorable, he could jump to another Timeline.
That would practically mean
interfering with the universe's course on a massive scale!
The universe would become a pile of building blocks in his hands!
To him, a supreme god of time, the Timeline of the universe was an infinitely spreading umbrella-shaped