If there was nothing there, that would of course be best.
But if there really was something, then it would depend on whether they dared gamble on him being nearby. If they dared act at the risk of being wiped out instantly, he would give them credit for their guts.
Zuo Zuo said stiffly, "You... you can do that?"
Lynn adjusted his Monocle and said:
"In the face of absolute power, even little tricks can make people wary. Unless they're gods, I can guarantee I'll kill them instantly, in the shortest possible time."
"That's all."
Lynn stayed a while longer, leaving hidden traces of power in various places before choosing to leave.
He headed deeper in, abruptly doubling back several times along the way.
The whole point was to give them a scare.
Of course, if it later turned out that he had only been scaring himself, then they could call him a dumbass. It wasn't as though he had never been one before.
He ventured deeper into the Chaos Corridor again.
After he had removed the Chaos Engines here, the entire corridor had undergone large-scale deformation. If it had previously been a long, level corridor, the route now looked like a winding mountain path ravaged beyond recognition by a flood. Near the border, the forces of chaos and the laws of order mingled, raging violently and posing immense danger.
This passage had become extremely unstable.
Soon.
Lynn returned to the area where the great explosion of chaos had occurred earlier.
The waves of chaos caused by the annihilation of three Chaos Engines had, for a time, obliterated a vast stretch of spatial turbulence. This also made it difficult for the Main Universe to assimilate and erode the forces of chaos in this area anytime soon.
Lynn's gaze fell on