"You used my bloodline as a medium to pull me into a Time Dream?"
The Zerg Overlord understood somewhat. "If I'm not mistaken, you acted right after I was born. That was when I was at my weakest, and when my mind was the most scattered.
On top of that, the Time Dream used a Timeline as its primary material and was no different from reality. So, I fell for it."
"More or less."
Andrew smiled slightly, put away the parchment scroll, and said, "I wanted to use the dream to find your weakness. Unfortunately, you cheated and didn't give me enough time."
"Mechanical Demon King, you truly are formidable. You almost won—really, you were only a tiny bit away. Unfortunately, Destiny is on my side. You're still going to lose in the end."
The Zerg Overlord laughed loudly, absorbed the power Half Bug King had sacrificed to him, and forcibly broke free from the dream.
Andrew watched the Zerg Overlord disappear with a smile on his face. Lose? Sorry, but the only one who would lose was the Zerg Overlord. In fact, victory and defeat had already been decided.
Andrew had even sacrificed an undercover agent he had cultivated for so long. Of course the outcome had already been decided.
At the Blood Pool, the Zerg Overlord suddenly opened his eyes. Everything had returned to its initial state. None of his abilities had evolved, and there were no curses on him.
Andrew stood more than ten meters in front of the Zerg Overlord and asked with a faint smile, "Zerg Overlord, can you be sure this is reality and not a dream?"
The Zerg Overlord froze, then snorted. "Mechanical Demon King, don't try to scare me. I was unprepared before, but now that I'm on guard, I can clearly