Interfering with fate in a way outside of fate.
This kind of thing was far too shocking; even if spoken to gods, they might not believe it.
This was because it violated the basic rules of the world.
Everything in the world derived from numbers, and all numbers were driven by fate.
Therefore, theoretically, even the mud serving as source essence existed beneath fate.
One could say that anything related or unrelated to fate ultimately pointed back to fate.
Yet now, this object transcended this universal truth.
Just like me, is it a visitor from the outer metaverse? Naimus frowned.
Naimus was not entirely surprised by this.
His own true spirit came from the outer metaverse, which fully demonstrated the existence of the outer metaverse.
Since he himself could arrive here, naturally other things could arrive as well.
Then is there a possibility that this object was utilized by fate, thereby splitting into different world possibilities? Naimus thought to himself.
The arrival of his true spirit had been utilized by fate to trigger nine beats, thereby splitting nine different world possibilities and creating nine true spirit bearers.
If the Remnant Scroll truly came from the outer metaverse, fate could not possibly ignore it.
Fate cannot directly mobilize these existences from the outer metaverse, but it can employ them indirectly.
For instance, the transaction between the Second Generation and me is precisely like this.
There is definitely the hand of fate in this; he hopes I will acquire this object.
At least he has given me this opportunity. Naimus subsequently thought of Di Nai.
As things stood now, fate had also placed the opportunity before Di Nai.
The difference lay in the fact that Di Nai and Saint Dartmenly had colluded and then used underhanded methods to scheme against each other.