Chapter 2123: Chapter 55: Wandering Terra, a Brand New Path of the Dao!
[What is the underlying principle of it?]
The Galewind Dragon King asked curiously, and Ian slowly opened his eyes, contemplating as he gazed at the Cradle Wall before him: "It is a vacuum."
"Composed of absolute vacuum measured in trillions, blended with a twisted high-gravity field of aether, forming a ânihility singularityâ... if we must describe it, this may be the âBarrier of the Universe,â the âCrystal Barrier of Space-Time.â"
At this point, Ian thought of magic novels from his past life and couldnât help but laugh: "So this is what the planes and Crystal Wall System are, so many cradles constructed together, upon thinking carefully, it fits quite well."
"Then, the âStalwart Star Deityâ who fully controls complete cradle authority would be the âGod Above Gods,â and the life that can wield the Perpetual Motion Machineâs authority is âGodâ?"
After laughing, Ianâs expression returned to seriousness: "But unfortunately, my power is still insufficient."
"Fifteen percent of my computing power takes one hour to manufacture one square meter of Cradle Wallâeven with full effort, I cannot make more."
"But Dragon King, look, how many square meters are needed to repair this fissure?"
[Square meters?]The Galewind Dragon King looked at the boundless and seemingly endless fissure, and couldnât help but laugh: [Square light years, at the very least square light months!]
[Indeed, without a Perpetual Motion Machine, we cannot supply the cradle for self-repair or self-fix]
He fully agreed with the perspective Ian had proposed earlier, but still harbored a small doubt: [Just that, Terraâs surface area is not small either, the area surrounding Terra that doesnât interfere with Terra Peopleâs lives is even larger, if we add the dual moons, the size geometrically increases]
[At our current efficiency, without a Perpetual Motion Machine, thereâs no way to rapidly manufacture a Cradle Wall surrounding Terra]
"Well, itâs not a big problem, first making a layer of membrane is enough, then slowly reinforce and thicken it."
Ian wasnât too concerned about achieving it in one step. He simply looked at the two vortices in his hand with a pensive gaze, then raised his head to look at the âThe Endâ seemingly frozen outside.
He smiled: "The End..."
Before, when he didnât understand The End, even Ian was full of fear, dread, and had no thought of resistance, wanting to flee whenever encountered.
After the Dying Star Path ended, Ian never even contemplated the issue of âhow to resist The Endâ. It was like an ant inquiring about the vastness of the universe from humans, understanding the question itself surpassed the ultimate wisdom of an ant.
However curious about the unknown, one should never touch such taboos: those who die canât walk towards the future!
But now, observing The End again, he had lost the fear of this incomprehensible phenomenon.
ââItâs just a tree.
Ian thought so. Just a very terrifying plant, a colossal calamity, a tangible enemy and target.
Humans fear ghosts because they cannot fathom them, cannot communicate, cannot interactâeven though tigers kill more people than ghosts, people fear ghosts more than a corporeal tiger.
Though it still contains much of the unknown, he no longer needs to be bogged down by doubt and confusion.
For a Pioneer, the most terrifying thing is not anything else.
But having no [questions] at all.
The unknown from which questions cannot be raised is the most unbearable.
Yet if the unknown has a question, itâs like a tree having roots and stems, everything falls into place.
For a question destined to have its answer, an equation destined to have its result.
What he needs to do is unravel mysteries, then present new questions, which is what he loves most and is most passionate about.
Now, the reality of The End revealed a tiny fragment to Ian.
Then what about the Star God?
Ian lowered his head, looking at his hand where the âInfinity Currentâ of âlightâ and ânihilityâ was still spinning.
ââThe End wishes to climb from the endpoint to the origin, constructing its own âloopâ, thus transcending the current embodiment of Logos, transforming into a more essential, more powerful âMost Holy Existence.â
ââThen what about the Star God?
The Star Godâs exploration of âThe Endâ, isnât it also a process of descending from the origin to The End, aiming to construct an âinfinity of infinitiesâ?
The purposes of both sides might be exactly the same.
Removing the insignificant human perspective of time, reversing along the river of time, then perhaps itâs The End slowly climbing from the origin, breaking through the âStar Godâsâ barriers, intending to explore to âthe originâsâ end.
By then, when the truly explosive Star God awakens, is there a possibility it could also, like The End, deploy its most formidable powers, in turn shattering The End to pieces?
Indeed, the Star God has triumphed over The End before, only three times out of ten... it seems The End holds the advantage, but ten examples are far too few, even by the law of large numbers, at least a hundred billion tests should be performed before commentary on win-loss advantages.
Not to mention...
The âInfinite Parallel Universesâ they currently reside in, capable of âsupporting human survivalâ, is it truly the entirety of âinfinite Parallel Universesâ controlled by Star Gods and the Great Aether Circulation?
"I have a premonition."
So, Ian suddenly spoke: "Galewind Dragon King, I have a premonition... the âInfinite Parallel Space-Timesâ, âInfinite Parallel Universesâ, the aether and infinite loops transcending space-time, for the true Star God and The End, theyâre still just a mere drop in the Vast Sea."