Wish Fulfillment.
The "Wish Fulfillment" state of the Immortal Dao Crown—wish fulfillment—could directly wield the mighty power of forty-nine paths.
And if this thing displayed intentionality, then it would be nearly invincible.
No matter how strong you were or how broad your knowledge, wish fulfillment would only imitate something stronger, taking the most terrifying form you could imagine.
Perhaps a prescient could play a game against wish fulfillment. But that did not mean a prescient would necessarily be safe before wish fulfillment.
At that time, Wang Qi still did not understand "past and future converging into one," nor did he know much about things like "closed timelike curves"—and there was not much evidence that this universe possessed a "true time machine." Naturally, such terror had never occurred to him.
No one knew where the upper limit of wish fulfillment lay.
But the biggest problem was...
Wish fulfillment—or rather, these "good citizen medals" known as Immortal Dao Crowns—numbered at least over two hundred in this universe.
If what lay within truly was wish fulfillment, then the Celestial Favored Clan should have recognized it.
Nor could they possibly have called it "something incomprehensible."
Furthermore, avoiding the power of wish fulfillment was not actually difficult. One merely had to imitate Mei Ge Mu, throwing stones in from outside and filling up wish fulfillment, and nothing would happen.
The labyrinth was almost certainly not wish fulfillment.
—Though it was not impossible that there was another Wish Fulfillment Brother inside.
But if Illusion Technique and wish fulfillment were ruled out, then the only thing Wang Qi could think of was something like "the side effect of a time machine."
Wang Qi's future was very likely connected to a time machine.
His future and the Savior Devil King's past had once intersected, and would intersect again.