"Gathering most of the C'tan."
"That truly won't be easy."
His conversation with Star Map sent Qin Mo's emotions on a roller coaster ride. He had first felt hopeful and excited, then fallen into sorrow again.
Finding most of the C'tan would already be difficult, let alone getting them to help with the Reality Membrane and the Veil.
Of course, Star Map might have been making excuses to get Qin Mo to give up sooner and release it, but what it said did make sense to Qin Mo and was hard to refute.
But just as Star Map thought Qin Mo would realize the difficulty, it heard him say, "No matter what, I can't give up."
"You think it's possible to get most of the C'tan to help you?" Starry Scroll asked.
"No, of course not." Qin Mo turned around, paced in a circle, and pointed at the ground beneath his feet. "Because repairing the Veil and the Reality Membrane is the Real Universe's only way out—or rather, the only way out for the Real Universe we inhabit. If the Four Gods didn't exist, then with the Warp's influence steadily weakening, there would be nothing to worry about. But the problem is that the Four Gods do exist. At any moment, they could simultaneously carry out countless schemes across the past and future to increase the Warp's influence."
"This may be difficult, but it can be achieved. Even if the odds are incredibly slim, it is worth fighting for."
"I've seen and done many difficult things. I once ventured deep into the Warp and faced the gods alone. Their power was staggering, but compared to challenging and killing them directly, uniting the C'tan is relatively simple and easy."
Hearing this, Star Map glanced at the Void Dragon and said thoughtfully,