The predictive data fed back by the Dawn Sword was still dropping.
It basically refreshed once every ten seconds. At this rate, Feng Qi felt that forget 500 years—even 500 days would be difficult to sustain.
Clearly, compared to the simulations, reality contained too many uncalculated factors. This prevented the Dawn Sword from detecting precise energy release data when dealing with Little Black, completely throwing off its rhythm.
Though both were in mist form, perhaps the nanoscale contact surface made the Dawn Sword's energy consumption extremely severe, leaving it unable to unleash its proper power.
Just as Feng Qi thought the Dawn Sword was about to fail, a change appeared in the data fluctuations, and the predicted value's decline gradually began to slow.
The predicted value on the screen was currently 178 years, 23 hours.
Each change now represented one to two years. The downward trend began stabilizing, and when the value reached 23 years, the rate of decline shrank further.
Amid the anxious wait, the data trend entered a stable period.
The Dawn Sword seemed to be gradually adapting to Little Black's rhythm of rising strength, bringing the battle into its own rhythm.
This was clearly related to the Dawn Sword continuously gathering data on Little Black.
Based on the Dawn Sword's declining prediction trend, the upper-right corner of the computer displayed another predicted value.
3 days, 3 hours, 47 minutes, 52 seconds.
As the Dawn Sword's predicted time fluctuated, the analytical data in the upper-right corner also shifted accordingly, but it basically remained within a margin of error of around ten seconds.
This made Feng Qi realize that there was no way he could remain in the future for 500 years.
At least, it was impossible on this timeline.
Knowing that he could remain for no more than