"What the hell is this messenger?" the Guardian frowned.
"I know you're trying to stall for time, but it's pointless. From the moment you move Blue Star, both you and Blue Star are destined to be erased."
You simply cannot comprehend the power of us Guardian.
Is he really that boastful?
"Putting aside whether you're powerful or not, your goal is to obtain the X Element, right?"
"Yes!" The Guardian did not hide anything.
"I know what you want to ask. Although my target is X Element, it doesn't necessarily have to be the X Element of this world. On the contrary, this world feels more like a prison to me."
The Guardian's voice was unhurried and slow, sounding like someone who had just recovered from Alzheimer's was speaking, which was very awkward to listen to.
"You've found a way to leave this universe?" Ling Yi asked in surprise.
"You're very clever!" The Guardian nodded slightly.
"Only when this world is destroyed can you truly gain freedom, right?"
The Guardian nodded again. "Yes, destruction is my rebirth, and that is why Blue Star cannot return to its rightful place. Once Blue Star returns to its rightful place, this world will become Lesser Omniverse."
Well, another new concept has emerged.
Could you explain the differences between the Greater Omniverse, the Omniverse, Lesser Omniverse?
At this point, one-third of Blue Star had already entered the Gate of Space, but the Guardian seemed completely unconcerned, not even glancing in Blue Star's direction.
It seemed as if they didn't care at all.
" The Greater Omniverse is the blueprint for all universes, but this blueprint is not perfect," the Guardian said slowly, actually beginning to explain things to Ling Yi.
Ling Yi knew very well that he was stalling for time, and the Guardian were also stalling for time, only their purposes were different.
The two began their contest the moment the Guardian appeared.
However, since they used all the rules and regulations, it looked as if nothing had happened.
"Because this blueprint is imperfect, the Supreme God tries every means to create a perfect, Greater Omniverse. Therefore, the Supreme God created the Positive and Anti-Monitor and the World Forger."
" The World Forger continuously forge universes using the X Element; both positive and dark universes exist, while the Positive and Anti-Monitor are responsible for observing, monitoring, and recording the Changes in all multiverses."
Ling Yi listened intently; this was a core secret of the DC Universe.
Seemingly to make it more intuitive, the Guardian waved his hand, and the surrounding environment instantly Changes, with the two appearing directly on a desolate planet.
Ling Yi recognized it at a glance; this was Blue Star, albeit a dilapidated Blue Star.
On the Blue Star, various superheroes and supervillains are locked in a fierce battle, alien monsters are invading, Hell evil spirits are rampaging, and all sorts of special effects are flying everywhere.
Ling Yi saw Batman fighting Steppenwolf, Flash battling Superman, and Shazam fighting Black Adam.
In short, it's a complete mess.
"Over a long period of time, the Supreme God discovered a problem: any multiverse where Blue Star is not at the center of the universe will inevitably be destroyed."
"These people, constantly Combat and destroying, started from one planet, spread to one galaxy, and then to all 3,600 sectors."
"There has never been an exception."
"But the X Element cannot be recovered from these destroyed multiverses. In order not to waste the X Element, the Supreme God gave the World Forger a pet, Barbatos."
As the Guardian spoke, he waved his hand, and the surrounding environment changed again, with the two appearing in a Void.
Beyond the Void lay a Light Ball.
An endless Light Ball.
Some of these Light Ball were bright, while others were dim. Some of them were covered in cracks and looked as if they were about to break at any moment.
In front of one of the dimmer Light Ball, a husky opened its mouth and sucked the Light Ball into its mouth.
Then move on to the next goal.
"Don't tell me this husky is that Barbatos thing that can devour the universe."
"This is Barbatos, but his appearance is not fixed; Barbatos himself did not have a fixed form."
"Then why did it turn into a husky?"
"Because this was originally a pet of the supreme god, and its original form was this."
"So, Perpetua raised a husky, and because he needed to devour and recycle defective multiverses, he turned the husky into Barbatos? Is that a reasonable interpretation?"
Upon hearing Ling Yi's words, the Guardian was taken aback; he had never considered these questions before.
All he knew was that Barbatos was originally the pet of the supreme god Perpetua.
But it's not impossible that Ling Yi said that.
Of course, that's not important.
"It seems that your identity as an outsider is not simple. Ordinary outsiders would not know these things, let alone know the name of the Supreme God."
Ling Yi blinked. Had this guy misunderstood something?
The outsider he was referring to and the outsider he himself seemed to be different concepts, and this outsider made Ling Yi think of the being on the ninth level of the Sphere of the Gods.
Most of this information was obtained by Ling Yi from Shazam, Shazam in turn learned it from the mysterious man.
so...
Ling Yi looked at the Guardian and asked, "When you say 'outsiders,' do you mean people from other multiverses?"
"Yes."
Are there any other outsiders?
What do you mean?
"So, the outsiders are powerful beings from other universes who broke through the barriers between worlds?"
The Guardian frowned at Ling Yi: "Are there other outsiders?"
"Hey, was I the one who asked you that?"
"Now, it's my turn to ask you."
Damn, is this Guardian really that shrewd? I just asked one more question out of curiosity, and he's already suspicious?
"Guess!" Ling Yi shrugged.
This "guess what" caused a Changes in the Guardian's expression, clearly breaking his guard.
Taking a deep breath, the Guardian said in a deep voice, "None of that matters. What else do you want to know?"
So, your Origin Armor hasn't completed its rule reconstruction yet? Ling Yi sneered inwardly.
This guy actually wanted to stall for time even more than I did.
From the very first appearance, the Guardian had already discovered that Ling Yi possessed the Power of Rules.
As a life form governed by the rules of a multiverse, if I can't even figure this out, then I might as well give up.
The reason it wasn't discovered before was because of the shielding effect of the Non-Rule Zone. Now Non-Rule Zone the shielding effect is gone, the Guardian naturally noticed Ling Yi's anomaly.
This discovery greatly surprised the Guardian.
If Ling Yi didn't control the rules, then killing Ling Yi would be as simple as a thought.
But now that Ling Yi has also mastered the rules of the universe, killing Ling Yi will be extremely troublesome.
It may be troublesome, but that doesn't mean there's no way to fix it.
That is to rebuild the rules; more precisely, to reconstruct new cosmic rules within a limited area and for a short period of time using the Guardian ' Origin Armor.
This is equivalent to making this region independent of the original rules of the universe.
Under the new cosmic rules, even if Ling Yi controls the rules, he will be unable to use them.
However, constructing new cosmic rules takes time and requires a large amount of X Element.
But the Guardian were decisive, choosing to rebuild the rules almost without hesitation.
Only in this way can the rule-makers be truly defeated.
As a being governed by rules, he was acutely aware of just how difficult it was to kill someone who controlled the rules of the universe.
Blue Star can return to its rightful place, but Ling Yi must die.
However, rebuilding the rules was much more difficult than usual, and the consumption of X Element far exceeded the Guardian ' expectations.
This made the Guardian sense that something was wrong.
But now, the die is cast; he has no choice but to either rebuild this independent, rule-bound area to kill Ling Yi, or...
No, there is no other result, nor could there be any other result.
Although the Guardian appeared calm on the surface, he was inwardly panicking.
Unfortunately, he consumed too much X Element, which caused his Origin Armor to drop several levels.
Ling Yi chuckled and said, "Since you've asked, wouldn't it be disrespectful of you if I didn't?"
Guardian: "..."
What are the differences between the Greater Omniverse and other multiverses?
" The Greater Omniverse is the real world; all other multiverses are virtual worlds."
Ling Yi frowned; he never expected the Guardian to give such an answer.
"Isn't it incredible?"
"Actually, this is quite normal. Just like you can create a world at will, is that world real or fake?"
"To the beings within this world, they are real; but to you outside this world, they are unreal."
"Then, if you Summon the beings in the world you create, the false will become the real."
"The multiverse, including the Omniverse and the Lesser Omniverse, is as the supreme god in the Greater Omniverse sees it."
He paused, then countered, "Logically speaking, as an outsider, you should know these things better."
The Guardian tried to probe, but the probes were futile.
Even if you beat the Guardian to death, you would never guess that you are a transmigrator. Although you are also an outsider, you are not the same kind of outsider as the Guardian mentioned.
"I came into this world by accident; I was originally just an ordinary person."
The Guardian nodded; that explanation did make sense.
Just as they were about to ask something else, the Guardian's expression suddenly changed drastically, and he couldn't even maintain the Illusion around him. The surrounding scenery changed, and the two of them returned to their original location on Blue Star.
But by then, Blue Star had vanished.
"Impossible, this is impossible! How did you do that? Clearly..." the Guardian shouted in exasperation.
"Two-thirds of the Blue Star hadn't even entered my Minecraft yet, but it suddenly disappeared, right?"
"You..."
Is it possible that from the moment you came into being, everything you see and Perception has been an illusion?
"You mean, this is also a world you created?"
"Clever!"
"Impossible. Each person can only create one world at most."