In the future world, the White Calamity's terrifying power seemed to transcend the boundaries of time itself, filling people with a primal terror that arose from the very source of life.
Even one as mighty as the Imperial Lord fell into an absolute disadvantage when facing such an utterly unreasonable calamity.
Yet, as the barriers between the three segments of time—past, present, and future—were preliminarily linked, the three Imperial Lords' powers began soaring at an unbelievable speed beneath the resonance of their trinity.
This meant that the three Imperial Lords were in a strange intermediate state: merging, yet not truly united.
Meanwhile, in the present time, under this nearly frozen state, no one remained calm—not merely because they had witnessed the calamity.
Some people had directly seen themselves, whether from the past timeline or the future timeline.
Of course, such people were only a tiny minority. Far more people no longer had a past, nor did they have a future.
The struggle among the three great sequences had unfolded independently across the three severed timelines, and the conclusion of every conflict signified a world war akin to a great extinction. In such chaos, surviving was undoubtedly an extremely difficult thing.
Only a tiny number of lucky people had the fortune of possessing either a past or a future. Among that tiny minority, an even smaller few possessed both.
Now, as two layers of phantom light nearly fused with reality, people saw themselves at a glance. And in that instant, their memories intertwined.
The Purple Moon Empire possessed a technique that could transmit future memory data back to the point in time known as the "present" after one died in the future. That technique had, in fact, been developed through studying the phenomenon before them.
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