Because Jehovah knew that only in even more powerful collisions could newly born rules become more perfect and solid, and only then could the newly born Multiverse truly become a real universe.
Only in this way would he, Jehovah, have the chance to set foot on the supreme path again.
If the Holy Light Universe were destroyed in the explosion and the DC Universe could not be born, then to Jehovah, it would mean complete failure.
Jehovah could also start over and wait for the next awakening of his consciousness.
As a former supreme being, Jehovah was naturally different from a Dimensional Demon God like Cyttorak.
Even if he failed this time, perhaps countless years later, in the DC Universe, another Jehovah would awaken the consciousness of the past.
Only, when that time came, that Jehovah would have to begin scheming all over again, begin growing all over again, and there was no telling whether he would run into some new obstacle then.
Therefore, even if he had a chance to start from scratch, Jehovah would not concede easily. Moreover, an existence like Robet was truly a rare encounter.
Jehovah admitted that Robet's strength was indeed difficult to deal with, but that also meant Robet's value was even greater.
Robet possessed rule energy completely different from this universe. Before they had fallen out completely, Jehovah had not set his sights on those rules, but now things were different.
The current Jehovah did not merely want to kill Robet. Like Lucifer, he wanted to obtain Robet's distinctive rules.
Yes, the once-mighty supreme god was now coveting Robet's rules as well.
And precisely because he was a former supreme god, Jehovah understood the special nature of transmigrators even more clearly. Aside from the special case of Supreme Superman, whether it was Robet