According to the records of the Completion Organization, ninth-tier civilizations were not the supreme existence. In fact, before the development of the universe-surface technology, even ninth-tier civilizations themselves could still be overthrown.
However, as universe after universe underwent iteration, the laws of the universe grew increasingly stringent. On top of that, several ancient organizations jointly signed the "Universal Affairs Noninterference Plan" in the Seventh Universe.
The main content of this plan was that all stowaways would never directly participate in the evolution of universal civilizations.
It was precisely because of this plan that the three great universal iron laws came into existence.
The good days of eighth-tier civilizations as hegemonic civilizations had finally come to an end.
After all, those ancient civilizations held many forbidden technologies and ninth-tier technologies. In fact, back then, many eighth-tier universes, and even ninth-tier universes, had evolved under the guidance of those ancient organizations themselves.
Thus, although he was merely the leader of an eighth-tier civilization, the corpse of a hegemonic civilization's leader, having absorbed part of the universe's residual code, was absolutely not something to be underestimated.
Even "Calamity" would have great difficulty interfering. As for an Infinite Strong One, aside from the power of advanced civilizations, only another Infinite Strong One could drive it.
But the "Mechanical Uprising" had not yet completed its evolution. Was it really going to begin the "Infinite Strong One Project" now?
Just as Calamity's thoughts raced, this cosmic god corpse had completely transformed into a humanoid figure. His body was filled with decaying cosmic divine light. Simply standing there caused the surrounding laws of the universe to grow turbid of their own accord—like excessive ink dripping into clear water, making it sluggish and murky, tending toward some terminal state of "stagnation" and "decay."
Most terrifying of all was