An unsolvable, evenly matched duel continuing indefinitely?
Fighting until the end of ti, until the universe reaches its lifespan?
Of course, that's impossible!
Buddha's Six Paths Guanyin form couldn't be maintained for too long, so when he felt ti was running out, he had no choice but to backtrack.
As for Qin Shi Huang, did he possess infinite power?
Wouldn't his chanical body's computations bring about a load? Was there no limit?
Buddha wasn't sure about this, as he couldn't gamble on the possibility that the other might succumb first. Thus, Buddha needed to leap his consciousness into the past before this state ended.
In this way, such infinite repeated leaps, in a sense, also ant an unsolvable, evenly matched stalemate, right?
No, it couldn't last forever.
Because next, it would beco a contest of who had greater mory storage and who wouldn't fall into chaos.
With infinite repetitions, the mories loaded into the brain would accumulate more and more, potentially leading to ntal issues.
Because it involves constantly repeating a period of ti to test various possibilities, when the number of repetitions reaches a certain point, you might forget that the next attempt you're about to make has actually been done before.
If such a mistake occurs during one of Buddha's repeated attempts, it might accidentally allow the other party to realize it was Buddha's error, which would be troubleso.
One misstep could lead to a cascade of errors, completely disrupting the rhythm.
It's also possible that infinite attempts create a sense of déjà vu, making it difficult to distinguish whether you've already perford a particular action.
Such mistakes can be fatal.
Therefore, the challenge becos who can avoid confusion first under the infinite stacking of mories, maintaining absolute rationality without making the slightest error.
What about the others?
What about the humans and gods who are also forced to regress due to Buddha's ability going out of control?
Most of them would suffer ntal collapse, becoming like living corpses with vacant eyes, standing dazed in place.
And what about the other type of living corpse state ntioned earlier—the disappearance of the soul? How does that happen?
Being used as a shield?
That's because before Buddha's future vision ability went out of control, after an unknown number of jumps, he made Qin Shi Huang realize he possessed the ability of consciousness jumping. Qin Shi Huang thus attempted to forcibly interrupt his jumps, trapping him in the current ti.
The result was that Buddha still forcibly jumped back, but due to Qin Shi Huang's bizarre ability, his own future vision went out of control, causing everyone to rember the regression events.
Especially Qin Shi Huang—after learning about the past, he beca even more difficult to deal with.
In subsequent regressions, Qin Shi Huang continued trying to interrupt him, so Buddha used the Primordial God's followers as shields.
Imagine a network data cable originally transmitting only Buddha's data—this made it easy for Qin Shi Huang to identify the data as Buddha's and attack it.
But after the ability went out of control, this data cable began transmitting countless people's data. Qin Shi Huang could only search for him among endless data streams to interrupt his backward jumps.
Therefore, Buddha frequently pulled the Primordial God's followers to use as shields.
Why not simply cut the data cable?
It wasn't because Qin Shi Huang feared that cutting the cable would kill everyone, but because the data cable truly couldn't be severed.
If it could be cut, it would an Qin Shi Huang's ability could directly sever the Akashic Records, implying he'd already beco equivalent to the universe itself.
He would be the entire universe, and the universe would be him.
So if Qin Shi Huang desired anything, the universe would respond to his thoughts, and Buddha would be instantly defeated.
If this infinite regression continues until finally terminated, wouldn't it create countless vegetative states?
Actually, no.
Because with Buddha's death, the mory regression caused by his future vision would also vanish completely. All humans and gods would only rember the current worldline's mories.
But before the outco is decided, they would face a situation where each new round of spectators stood there in a daze, as if each one were a puppet placed there.
"Mmm!"
A sound—whether of pain or sothing else—escaped Serafall's lips.
Her reaction resembled soone jolting awake from a nightmare.
If possible, she would rather die in this nightmare than wake up now.
How many tis had it been? Her mories were jumbled, she couldn't determine how many tis she had reset.
Suddenly, a body pressed against her side, startling her—it was Irina's limp form.
This ti, she had no reaction left. Her face no longer held despair or fear, only a numb expression.
Her eyes had lost all light, now completely vacant and hollow.
The girl nad Irina had broken.
Ah, and Le Fay too—that child had broken as well.
Looking around, the entire arena had grown eerily quiet, a silence that was frightening.
The human side had almost entirely fallen silent, and over ninety percent of the divine spectators had turned into puppets.
As for the battlefield still being broadcast, though it appeared engulfed in flas, that was rely the aftermath of earlier attacks.
As for both armies, they too had mostly fallen into silence, leaving only so automated weapons to continue their assaults.
"So, how much longer can I hold on?"
Serafall murmured with a bitter smile. "Serafall, look—look at Buddha's mask!"
Rossweisse, who was one of the few still unbroken beside her, suddenly seed to see a glimr of hope. Her nearly vacant eyes lit up with excitent.
Why was Rossweisse drawing her attention to Buddha's mask?
Serafall looked closely—what mask was it?
Ah, she saw it. Buddha's jackal mask had developed a crack.
In her mories, it had always remained mostly intact.
So, when did this appear?
Had it been there last ti?
And in this latest reset, right as Heimdall had just declared war, before either side had even engaged in combat, such a situation had arisen. This proved that this endless battle was finally beginning to show cracks!
Had a glimr of dawn finally appeared in this infinite cycle?
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