"However, we will return. Your strength has exceeded our expectations, but everything in the universe must still return to its proper course!" Arishem the Judge continued, looking at him as he spoke.
"So when we truly meet, we will eliminate every variable, restore everything to its original state, and let the universe run along its predetermined path."
"Predetermined path? What is this predetermined path of yours? Thanos gathering all six Infinity Stones and snapping his fingers? Or Darkseid conquering the universe?" Robet raised an eyebrow at Arishem the Judge's words and stared at his figure as he spoke.
"Or are you saying that, as far as you Celestials are concerned, only when every planet becomes an incubator for Celestials and every planet in the universe breeds Celestials will it count as your predetermined path?"
"The universe has always had a lifespan. Cycles repeat. It has always been so," Arishem the Judge said calmly. "Even if our universe is indeed somewhat unique, it cannot break free of this rule."
"Our universe is somewhat unique? In that case, you're not in our universe anymore? You fled to another universe?" Hearing Arishem the Judge mention the universe, Robet did not seem surprised at all, nor did he find the existence of other universes particularly incredible.
After all, even in Dragon Ball World, there were two different kinds of universes: different universes under the same space-time and parallel universes under different space-times. This universe likewise had the concept of parallel universes. It was just that Robet had no way, for now, to figure out exactly which universe Arishem the Judge—or even the entire Celestials—had fled to.
No one knew how the universes in this world were distributed. If one found something like a barrier at the edge of the universe and shattered it, would