Earlier, when the God of Machines had first spoken with Saine, it had mentioned its fear.
Now that Saine had found several so-called "ways out" for it, the God of Machines said it was not afraid.
This seemingly contradictory statement was precisely what truly embodied life!
The God of Machines did not possess the mindset of a mere robot. Saine had given it life, granting it independent judgment and an active will.
Yet it was also because of Saine that it felt both reluctance and a fearless spirit of self-sacrifice for him.
The God of Machines' words, "I'm not afraid," deeply moved Saine at this moment.
Saine took a deep breath and replied, "No matter where you go in the future, I will find you."
"I promise," Saine said in a deep voice.
The God of Machines' will was clearly a little more active than before. It said, "It is still far too early for me to leave. Let me contribute the last wave of power for you!"
"I have also greatly enjoyed the time I spent with you," the God of Machines said.
A deep blue radiance far more dazzling than before erupted from within the God of Machines.
In the eyes of the other powerful beings outside, metallic seams all over the God of Machines' surface were also continuously spilling out gleaming light.
The difference in Time Flow Rate between the confinement space and the Flowing Light Retrospective World meant that those farther outside had no idea what was happening within.
As for the Dominators beside Saine, such as the Destruction Giant Ape, they did not care much about what was happening outside either.
The Destruction Giant Ape and the others only knew that Mandara was about to be unable to hold on.
And Saine's God of Machines...