"—Reset the Timeline?"
"—Wouldn't that be a little too hasty?"
"—What did Lord Abraham and the others think?"
"—Wouldn't this also require the consent of those great figures in the Deep Starry Sky?"
"—Would those demons or Legends of the Starry Sky agree to something like this? They should like Dumbledore's current changes very much, shouldn't they?"
Old Man Ruo Yu's proposal did not immediately win the approval of the Legends present. Instead, as more and more Legends arrived, the thoughts colliding in the void grew increasingly fierce.
Zheng Qing held a gun, cradled a cat, wore a snake around him, and had two rings on his fingers.
He silently and cautiously observed the scene.
Although he was already a Legend, as a "newcomer," he did not rashly voice any opinion on the matter.
Unlike using a Time-Turner to return to the past, resetting the Timeline was equivalent to abolishing a short stretch of an already converged Timeline. It was almost the same as forcing the River of Time and Fate to change course.
This was clearly no simple matter.
At the very least, it required the consent of every Legend, and even the Ancient Ones.
Because Legends were essentially high-dimensional lifeforms, resetting the Timeline meant negating part of their existence. More specifically, it meant that these beings who transcended the Timeline had to "turn around."
It did not merely mean leaving this hall. It meant completely vanishing from this world, from the stretch of history between the Time Node of that explosion and the present—like a long snake crawling along the Timeline, forced to turn around, crawl back a few steps, then head off in another direction. The abandoned Timeline would be empty, without the slightest trace that these Legends had ever existed there, at most retaining only the