Su Ming draped the Cloak floating beside him back over his shoulders. Watching his teammates quietly discuss what had just happened, he pursed his lips and thought for a moment, but ultimately said nothing.
He could roughly guess what had happened. If the situation was what he expected, the Adjutant should have already activated the backup plan.
Leveraging Sepulk's advantage as a hub between two multiverses, moving what was on one end of the scales to the other was not particularly difficult.
Even without relying on the various concepts he controlled, the Adjutant could accomplish it using only the special energy of the Beyond Realm and the Cosmic Cube called Little Guy.
It was just that doing so would disrupt the balance on a macro level, and there might be some consequences.
However, if his guess was correct, the Hand of Creation would arrive first, rather than the Origin Judges. That was the standard procedure.
When Su Ming watched cartoons in his previous life, he had always found it strange. Why did villains always come one at a time, sending in the weak ones first and gradually giving the protagonist chances to train, only for the final big boss to show up and discover he could no longer beat the protagonist?
Thinking about it now, though, there did seem to be some logic to it. At least within The Source's lineage, there should have been a fixed process for dealing with unqualified multiverses.
First came the Hand of Creation to reforge them. If that did not work, the Origin Judges stepped in. If even they failed, then the Court itself would come.
If the Origin Court had to handle everything personally, it would never get anything else done. After all, no one knew how many multiverses existed within the Hypertime