"And once a Misfortune Engine is implanted as Bio-Armor, all life on the planet will rapidly be transformed into Polluters. At the same time, the engine will slowly reshape the planet's entire surface. Matter on the surface will be rapidly devoured and warped, and in a very short time, the whole world will become a horrifying factory for Polluters."
"Polluters created by forcibly meshing matter with the power of chaos aren't particularly strong, but their advantage in numbers can more than make up for their lack of quality."
Her expression was grave.
"And once their numbers reach a certain scale, the waves of chaos they generate together can easily withstand erosion by the Main Universe's laws."
"That's also a major reason they can sweep across one planet after another so quickly."
A powerhouse like her naturally had nothing to fear from these things.
But how many powerhouses like her were there in the Main Universe?
Far more numerous...
Were the billions upon billions of ordinary living beings.
Against those rapidly expanding Polluter armies, they had almost no ability to fight back.
"You think there's a Misfortune Engine here?"
Lynn asked.
Aivier gripped her sword hilt and quietly concealed them in the shadows at the edge of the Nether Sea's tributary. Her gaze remained steady as she said:
"Most likely. The invasion of the Edge World has been going on for several months, and I've been searching for their base all this time. But there are too many variables in Chaos Deep Space. Ever since they learned I was here, their offensive strategy has changed considerably."
For instance, they had previously lured those enormous Chaos Beings into attacking the Edge World.
Under those circumstances, she had almost no choice but to intervene and draw the Chaos Beings away, yet that only