Lan Mu had created three kinds of Omniverses.
One was an Omniverse with dimensional settings... a pan-dimensional Omniverse.
One was an Omniverse with timeline settings... a pan-temporal Omniverse.
The last had both, but Lan Mu had directly erased it from the root during an earlier experiment.
Looking at the Omniverses in the two remaining teacups, Lan Mu decided to choose one and die inside it.
Though he had decided to die, he still had to make full preparations and do everything he could.
First of all, suicide was simply too difficult for someone like him, someone who had exhausted every scheme imaginable just to stay alive.
Lan Mu wanted to find a few opponents, remove the command restrictions, fight them, and battle to the death.
Otherwise, if his "escape death" plan failed, wouldn't the final battle of his life amount to him killing himself? It would be both stifling and regrettable.
He would rather die in battle. At least there would be one more exhilarating fight at the end of his life to serve as his requiem.
That was in consideration of the possibility that the worst-case scenario might fail outright.
Beyond that, there was another possibility: one that was both a success and a failure.
That was the possibility that the Life Sphere would be left behind here because of his death.
In fact, that possibility was highly likely.
Back then, whenever Abel died, he never took anything outside his body into the stone coffin.
Otherwise, where would the Blue White Society have gotten so much Best Metal? Those were weapons Abel had left behind every time he died.
Once Lan Mu died, the Space Ring he carried, along with everything else, would inevitably remain here.
The only thing that might possibly leave with him upon resurrection was the