Kang clutched his left arm as his armor's repair system futilely gathered purple energy. But the law of death had already invaded, and black flames devoured the energy as soon as it formed.
The wound did not heal. Instead, it grew larger.
"It's no use," Chu Hang said. "The law of death kills everything, including your armor, your energy, and you."
Kang raised his head, fixing his pitch-black eyes on Chu Hang.
"You think this is enough to kill me?"
He swiped his right hand across the control panel, and the surrounding space abruptly warped. The rules of the Quantum Realm were forcibly rewritten, and the flow of time began to reverse.
Kang was reversing his own timeline, trying to return to before he had been injured.
But the reversal had barely begun when a stronger force locked it down. Chu Hang's law of time pinned Kang's timeline in place like an invisible net.
"I told you. I understand time better than you do."
Kang's time reversal failed. The law of death in his left arm continued to spread, black markings already creeping up his shoulder.
"Damn it."
Kang abruptly retreated. All six wing panels on the back of his armor spread open, detached, and became six independent flying units.
They circled in the air, forming a massive hexagram array.
The array activated.
Six purple beams converged in midair, forming a massive energy sphere whose diameter rapidly exceeded a kilometer.
A Quantum Annihilation Bomb.
It could create a miniature black hole that would devour everything around it.
Kang intended to take Chu Hang down with him.
"You can't escape." Madness seeped into Kang's voice. "It's locked onto this space. Your law of space is useless against a black hole."
Chu Hang watched the ever-growing energy sphere.
"Who said I was