Parallel universes were vast. In theory, their scale was more or less the same as that of the main universe.
With such a vast scale, nothing was strange to encounter.
In some parallel universes with vague concepts and unclear rules, even vast stretches of territory were filled with vacuum decay.
There was nothing at all, only a ghastly expanse of white.
Differential Weng had observed that although this parallel universe possessed all the characteristics of the early universe—unstable spacetime, turbulent cosmos, and frequent disasters—
it was still a fairly decent parallel universe.
At least its timelines would not break for no reason, nor would it suddenly undergo a cataclysm that violated every law of the universe without the slightest warning.
That was also why he had decided to start over in this universe.
However, precisely because this universe was so vast, and because the early universe had no concrete landmarks like galaxies or galaxy clusters, Differential Weng's range of activity over the past thousand years had amounted to only a few nearby "galactic regions"—he was simply worried that if he went too far, he might not make it back.
After all, spacetime here was unstable, and the coordinates were not very accurate either.
However, three hundred years ago, he had sensed a special mechanical fluctuation at a spacetime coordinate not far from this "simulated biological star domain."
The distance was so short, and the fluctuation was somewhat familiar.
There was no need to say more. It had to be that brat Cybertron's doing.
Out of consideration for other people's privacy, and because he felt that as a mechanical ascension leader (former), he had seen every kind of storm and wave—
he had been too lazy to take a look.
He was not some kind of peeping Tom, after all.
However,