Lu Yin and the others returned to the main space-time and waited for half a year. After that, they began searching one space-time after another. As long as they found a space-time where the Gluttonous Beasts had been wiped out, they could follow the trail to the existence behind them.
They searched for more than half a year. Yet after combing through a great many places, they found that nearly all the parallel space-times where Gluttonous Beasts had been released were already in ruins. The Gluttonous Beasts were colossal. They attacked as soon as anyone entered, but not a single one had been harmed—not even a little.
If the Gluttonous Beasts were living creatures, they would have been laughing. This universe was far too wonderful.
The only thing it lacked was flesh and blood.
But they could leave this universe and enter the Cubic Distance, drifting aimlessly until they found a suitable home.
For now, these Gluttonous Beasts were unable to leave the All-Sense Universe.
"Why haven't we drawn it out? How badly have those flowers been damaged?" Ming Zhuo asked, puzzled.
"Maybe it's not enough yet," Yu said.
Lu Yin's voice was low. "There are too many parallel space-times. Suppose those flowers really are spread across countless parallel space-times. The ones the Gluttonous Beasts have damaged are only a fraction—a fraction the existence behind them can afford to lose. It has all the time in the world to wear us down."
"Then what do we do? To damage enough of them that it can't bear it, we'll have to stay here a very long time. I don't mind," Ming Zhuo said.
Yu looked at Lu Yin. "I imagine Mr. Lu doesn't want to stay too long."
Lu Yin gazed at the Gluttonous Beasts writhing in the distance. "Parallel space-times