Ch. 621Five Thousand Seconds Until Certain Defeat
Key Plot Points and Events
- Gaoxin confronts Saint Peter, questioning his rigid adherence to rules and inability to adapt.
- Saint Peter reveals he can multiply his mass, planning to devour an entire planet to surpass Gaoxin's self-destructive power.
- Gaoxin counters with his Double Superconductivity, multiplying his energy output, but Saint Peter remains unfazed.
- Saint Peter calculates that he needs to multiply his mass to approximately 51.8 quadrillion tons (equivalent to one Four-Dimensional Continent) to withstand Gaoxin's full-power self-destruction.
Character Developments
- Gaoxin: Shows pity for Saint Peter's rigid nature, but remains determined to defeat him. He reveals his Double Superconductivity, multiplying his energy output.
- Saint Peter: Calmly accepts Gaoxin's criticisms, showing no remorse or patheticness. He reveals his plan to multiply his mass, displaying a strategic and patient approach to victory.
Significant Themes
- The struggle between order (represented by Saint Peter) and change (represented by Gaoxin).
- The consequences of rigid adherence to rules and the importance of adaptability.
- The power of self-destruction as a final resort and the importance of energy dosage in battles.
Character Interactions
- Gaoxin and Saint Peter: Engage in a philosophical debate about the nature of their existence and the rules they follow. Their interaction is tense and strategic, with both characters showing unwavering determination to defeat the other.
- Solomon and Deborah: Support Gaoxin, encouraging him to defeat Saint Peter. They acknowledge that only humans can potentially kill Saint Peter, but it's unlikely due to human weakness.
The chapter ends with Saint Peter calculating that he needs to multiply his mass to withstand Gaoxin's full-power self-destruction, setting the stage for an intense and strategic battle between the two characters.