"Stop joking. You speak of using a world to fight a world, but the only thing that can resist My rules is an 'otherworld' completely different from this world. Other than that, whether it is a demiplane or a divine realm, all lie within My control. But creating a completely different 'otherworld'... do you think you are a Creator God?"
Yahweh shouted, his voice filled with fury and disbelief.
Although Ye Ting saw such shouting as nothing more than impotent rage, that did not make it any less true.
Yahweh's judgment was correct.
As the current master of "Genesis Eden," the Overgod within the demiplane, Yahweh's priority over the manipulation of rules was practically at the highest level. Even if that authority could only operate within the demiplane, that did not mean it became ineffective outside it.
Not to mention Reality Marbles, which were equivalent to opening up an "otherworld" within a world—even true demiplanes or worlds beyond "Genesis Eden" would be affected by Yahweh's manipulation of rules.
After all, this was rule manipulation at the level of an Overgod—if the waves stirred up in a lake were large enough, they could leave marks on the shore.
After all, no matter whether it was "Genesis Eden," a true world, or a space created by some powerful god, however different their rules might be, their frameworks were at least similar.
Naturally, because Yahweh's authority could not affect worlds beyond "Genesis Eden," whenever His distortions of the rules spread into such places, they would be suppressed by the world itself, gradually erasing those "distortions."
However, erasing a "distortion" required time.
As long as the world where Yahweh's target resided had some similarities in its rules to "Genesis Eden," the ripples created by His distortions could affect that target—even if the "distortion" would