The war between Half-Ninth-Level Lives was a war over the possibilities of time. To some extent, Half-Ninth-Level Lives had transcended spacetime, existing within it like worms.
Their origins and past had long since been gathered up by the very nature of their transcendence over time. That made it impossible to defeat a Half-Ninth-Level Life by traveling through time and altering its Origin.
But a Half-Ninth-Level Life's soul and will existed in the present, and held infinite possibilities in the future.
To defeat a Half-Ninth-Level Life, only another Half-Ninth-Level Life could do it—either by suppressing it with absolute power in the present or by using its own power to lock down the other's future state.
And that was only enough to defeat and Seal one.
To truly "kill" a Half-Ninth-Level Life, to any degree, was far more difficult—so difficult it was terrifying.
Back then, to suppress and alter the will of a Half-Ninth-Level Life, the Dream World had been forced to expend a vast amount of its Origin Force. The suppressed Half-Ninth-Level Life had even caused the entire world to undergo periodic expansion and contraction.
The Dream World had wanted to hide itself, to be sure, but one could hardly rule out the Half-Ninth-Level Life's extraordinarily tenacious vitality as a factor.
By all accounts, in a battle between Half-Ninth-Level Lives, as long as one could ensure that either the present or future battlefield favored them, they could guarantee they wouldn't lose.
But on the battlefield in the Void, the Half-Ninth-Level Life from the Weaver Civilization and Sovas of the Quantum Civilization, both fighting Green, felt nothing but sheer terror.
Sovas stared in disbelief at the Bloodline King before him. In their prolonged struggle, the Bloodline King had vastly outperformed him and the Half-Ninth-Level Life from the Weaver Civilization, despite all