Jessica, who had been explaining zombie classifications to Little Black Spider, suddenly stopped. She rubbed her eyes with both hands, then looked back out at the sky beyond the window.
Once she was sure she had not seen wrong, she walked over to Deathstroke and tugged at his arm.
"Your robot butler has rebelled. We're still on this Earth, and she's already arranged for another Earth to crash into us."
Just as the girl detective had said, the moon's former position in the night sky, which had been reddened by the flames, had vanished. In its place hung another Earth.
The familiar planet, glowing faintly with a soft watery blue light and bearing seven continents and four oceans—the cradle and homeworld of humanity—was slowly rotating, gradually growing larger bit by bit.
Deathstroke tapped her on the head, then rubbed the spot for her. He answered calmly, "It wasn't the Adjutant's doing. This is an inevitable stage the multiverse must go through as it approaches its end. How are you at physics?"
"Do you think girls like physics?" Jessica gave him a deadpan stare, looking as though she were saying, Are you kidding me?
"Then it'll be hard for me to explain. It has to do with the problem of Entropy Increase within the multiverse system, much like how most humans are destined to die." Though Su Ming was saying things the girl could not understand, he still explained when he saw everyone else looking at him questioningly. "It might be easier to understand if you treat cellular aging in the human body as Entropy Increase, and the birth of new cells as Entropy Decrease."
If Entropy Decrease far outpaced Entropy Increase, a person would get cancer, with cells proliferating without limit, just like in the Cancerverse. But if Entropy Increase