As Jehovah's voice faded, his gaze fixed on Robet, wanting to see some change in his expression. Unfortunately, Robet's expression did not change in the slightest.
What a joke. Robet was not the same person he had been when he had first crossed over. Even back then, he had never been frightened or uneasy.
After all, it was not Robet's first time crossing over. The saying "once unfamiliar, twice familiar" really did make sense.
Of course, the most important thing was that when Robet reached the multiverse level, he had already seen the past of his own universe and learned what had happened when he had first crossed over.
Robet's existence was indeed a variable to the current universe. Before crossing into the Dragon Ball World, Robet had seen old-fashioned transmigration dramas.
But he was not a transmigrator in the later sense of the word, so Robet was still more used to terms like variable, because that was what Ancient One had called him when she first saw him.
And when he saw that Ancient One and Doctor Manhattan had discovered him long ago, and knew that his crossing over would throw the entire universe's future timeline into disorder, Robet was also a little surprised that the two of them had not acted against him.
But very soon, Robet learned that it was not that no one had acted. It was simply that the one who acted had not succeeded.
Doctor Manhattan had been ready to act the moment Robet fell into Kent Farm, but a fellow who called himself a Watcher forcibly took Doctor Manhattan away, making him observe the development of the universe from outside it.
When Robet saw this scene, he was even more surprised, because by observing the timeline, he could discover that Doctor Manhattan had