Reaching into Parallel Universes

Lox and Trazyn's conversation had not been entirely about the so-called god-slaying weapon.

Necron technology at its peak was certainly impressive, but the technological tree Lox possessed was no mere decoration either.

During the past Dark Age of Technology and the age of dark technology, human civilization had experienced a technological explosion, achieving countless extraordinary accomplishments beyond imagination.

Humanity's most elite scientists, engineers, and inventors had become the gods of that new age.

They had heavily modified their own genes, causing themselves to diverge from ordinary humans to the point of becoming almost two separate races.

They had invented STC templates, self-aware nanite plagues, energy weapons capable of tearing the universe apart entirely, and endless armies of Iron Men.

Technology had become almost omnipotent. Humanity no longer possessed much desire for conquest; all that remained was the yearning for ascension.

Mad ideals had driven human society toward total destruction.

Humanity had extended its tendrils into time, space, dimensions, entropy energy, dark matter, antimatter, and even the intangible laws of causality.

Within the Red Alert's database, the most secure and confidential sections stored some of humanity's most dangerous technologies from the Dark Age of Technology.

Lox was certain that even Celestials could not be wholly immune to these lethal threats capable of tearing apart the universe.

Compared to those, he was more interested in whether Trazyn had some deeper purpose that kept him following at his side.

He was not some three-year-old child who believed coincidences could happen again and again.

Trazyn had happened to discover his plan with the Emperor, then happened to hitch a ride aboard Cawl's transport, and happened to arrive in this foreign universe.

He did not believe Trazyn had truly stayed so close merely to add a few artifacts from another universe to his collection.

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