As one of the few artificial bloodlines of the Space-Time Administration, the spacetime isomorph's function was quite simple.
It could pass seamlessly through any timeline covered by its bloodline.
That way, there would be no bizarre gender-swapped versions like "Gavrey" and "Gavrey."
Nor would monsters hidden in certain timelines disguise themselves as spacetime displacers and infiltrate the Space-Time Administration to cause trouble.
The problem was that, as a wage slave in the main universe, the greatest advantage of this artificial bloodline was completely useless.
The timelines here were under the strict supervision of the Civilization Council and even the top civilizations.
No wonder 9527 had a heart set on changing jobs.
Although High Engineer had not worked as a spacetime middleman in his previous life, he had sold his wares all over the world, and parallel universes and spacetime branches had also been important markets for his expansion. As a result, he had long since landed on the Space-Time Administration's key surveillance list and had dealt with spacetime agents of every level. Naturally, he knew what this low-level agent was thinking.
By following the other party's train of thought, discussing the difficulties of wage slaves and the ceiling imposed by social classes, he quickly won the other party's favor.
9527 now genuinely felt that this person was a very promising potential partner.
Thus, he hesitated for a moment, feeling that he had to show off a little.
Although some spacetime agents' methods were not supposed to be revealed before outsiders, as someone capable of obtaining a "timeline simulator" on the black market, 9527 was no coward.
After a brief hesitation, he formally invited him. "My colleague is about to repair that star damaged by the civilization war. Would you like to go take a look?"
High Engineer was stunned, then