If Daigu could take that final step and merge completely with the Ultraman World's Light Great Dao, his power would be impossible to predict, yet easy enough to imagine.
He would become the Light Great Dao itself, present everywhere, at every moment in time and every point in space.
He would embody all that was not darkness, and all that was not darkness would make up his being. Yet those things would fall far short of him and could never stand as his equal.
His power and virtue would be without equal.
Only someone who had completely merged with the Great Dao of Darkness could be compared to him.
He would be undying and eternal. No one could truly kill him.
Light and darkness were the foundations of this world, and its highest powers.
Neither could ever be wiped out completely.
Light would endure, and so would darkness.
Of course, if a Supreme Great Power intervened, that state could be broken.
Such a being might suppress and seal him, consign him to eternal oblivion, or even kill him outright.
Every absolute in the world was relative.
Even so, this would be an astonishing realm, one that reached into an inconceivable domain.
On the surface, it already looked somewhat like Meng Chuan's state of being.
Of course, the resemblance only went so far. Look closer, and it could never compare to Meng Chuan.
But if Daigu truly achieved this, then regardless of how strong he became in battle, his standing would rise without limit.
Perhaps Daigu, once he had completely merged with the Light Great Dao, could be called a Quasi-Supreme.
That title did not mean he corresponded to a Quasi-Immortal Emperor. It described the state he would occupy.
He was only quasi-supreme because the Ultraman World had another fundamental Great