His demand wasn't very high—just the level of a single universe!
"Troublesome. Could it be that this universe really has no way to reach the single-universe level?"
A sad look crossed his face. After performing a massive calculation on the scale of Graham's number and exhausting everything he knew and could imagine, he had reached his conclusion: in theory, a being at the single-universe level couldn't exist.
This was no longer a simple matter of transcending.
It was an ultimate being that had surpassed the very concept of omniscience and omnipotence. The universe was infinite, and all things—nothingness, reality, existence and nonexistence—were part of it.
Everything was part of the universe. Even if someone claimed to cut themselves off from it and transcend it, in truth, they would still be part of the universe.
Transcendence simply couldn't exist.
By the same reasoning, since the true universe encompassed everything, a being at the single-universe level couldn't truly exist either.
At least, that was Uchiha Brahman's analysis. He could say he had exhausted every possibility, yet his final conclusion was that, in theory, a single-universe-level being couldn't exist within the universe.
This fucking realm was something he'd made up in his own head. It simply didn't exist. It had never existed, not since time immemorial.
But did something being that way since time immemorial make it right?
If it didn't exist in theory, did that mean it couldn't exist in reality?
Uchiha Brahman didn't believe it.
"Let's keep going!"
Uchiha Brahman closed his eyes, and his vast intellect began to turn.
But no matter how much he turned it over, he still couldn't find a way.
He had even worked out a few methods for advancing from nothing to omniscience and omnipotence.
One could drink a cup of plain water at a