The impact on humanity would be terrifying. It might even lead to humanity's destruction and bring terrible disaster to the universe.
What unsettled Gu Yi most was that if the Warp truly existed, and the psykers within it were real, and even the chakra from Naruto was real, then...
Were the extraordinary powers in other works of fiction real, too?
Magnetic Rotation, Gurren Lagann, magical girls, cultivation—were all those countless powers that could easily destroy Earth, or even the entire universe, real as well?
It was no wonder Gu Yi thought this way. When he first learned chakra existed, he hadn't really cared. Chakra was Indian, after all, and the Indian pantheon had always existed on Earth.
At the time, he hadn't thought much of it. Though he'd seen the timeline change because of chakra, it had ultimately changed for the better.
But now, after learning more about chakra and the Warp, he no longer felt that way.
Chakra's properties were exactly the same as in the manga, and the psykers' properties were exactly the same as in Warhammer.
To be precise, the chakra in Naruto and the chakra in the Indian pantheon were both called chakra, but that was all they had in common.
They were completely different things. Before this, if Gu Yi had watched Naruto, he would have said with absolute certainty, "I know chakra. It's definitely not like this. The chakra in Naruto is completely imaginary. It doesn't exist."
But he wouldn't say that now, because chakra was real. Although it shared a name with the chakra of the Indian pantheon, it was an entirely different thing: the chakra from a work of fiction, something that shouldn't have existed at all.
And yet now it had appeared on Earth, truly and unmistakably, with exactly the same