But as the Destruction Rule energy clashed again and again with the rule energy within the Crimson Cosmos, Cyttorak discovered that Robet's expression did not change at all, as if Robet were not worried in the slightest that his own energy would run out.
That made Cyttorak grow somewhat anxious, because he was the one in a hurry to end the battle.
With such a good opportunity currently appearing in the multiverse, Cyttorak did not want to miss it. If he spent all his time on Robet and ended up missing this chance, Cyttorak definitely would not be able to accept it.
But Robet was indeed rather troublesome. Cyttorak truly had a premonition that even if the entire multiverse were destroyed by Nemesis, he still might not be able to take Robet down.
And so, Cyttorak began to alter the space-time rules of the Crimson Cosmos.
A pure space-time confinement had no effect on Robet, because even if the space-time of the entire Crimson Cosmos were locked down, Robet could still use Instant Transmission to skip over the confined space-time.
The place where Robet reappeared after using Instant Transmission would be right beside Cyttorak, whose own space-time was not confined. After all, Cyttorak could not lock down the space-time he himself occupied as well.
Therefore, what Cyttorak was doing now was directly changing the current flow of time within the Crimson Cosmos.
Strictly speaking, the flow of time in every universe was actually different.
The individual universes within the multiverse were not only born at different times; their time flows were also relatively different.
It was precisely this difference in time flow that prevented two completely identical individual universes from being born within the multiverse.
And now, in order to catch up with this opportunity in the multiverse, Cyttorak made