"This—"
"That's possible too?"
"How did they do that?!"
At that moment, the one crying out in the spatiotemporal monitoring room wasn't the lowest-ranking Gavrey.
It was the only three top-level spatiotemporal agents still present.
Watching the man and woman split apart the "Ninth-Order Species" and mend the timeline, even agents of their caliber were dazzled.
They had handled tens of thousands of spatiotemporal cases and knew very well that once a "timeline rupture" occurred, there was a ninety percent chance of spatiotemporal destruction.
That was because repairing a "timeline" was an impossibly difficult task in itself. Heaven's timing, earth's advantage, and human harmony could not be lacking.
Even if it could be repaired—for example, by "lengthening the timeline"—that would still inflict tremendous damage on spacetime itself.
After cutting off the spatiotemporal communications, Olga had remained silent until she finally spoke.
"A clever choice—or rather, an experienced one."
"First, the timeline rupture was caused jointly by the Nihility Power of the 'Old World Lord' and the transcendent impact produced when that power was suppressed. As a result, the ruptured 'wound' was suffused with and continually contaminated by the Old World Lord's power characteristics. Using conventional 'spatiotemporal energy' or 'order force' to repair it would be like filling a black hole that constantly devoured water with water. It would only be annihilated again and again."
"The only solution was to use material with the same origin as the 'wound' for the repair. The Old World Lord's physical body was precisely the only 'material' in this universe with characteristics completely identical to those of the wound. Repair material refined from its body would not only avoid rejection by the wound, but would instead achieve perfect fusion."
"That is heaven's timing."
"Second, the key to the repair was not to 'eliminate' the Old