Chapter 871: The Still Multiverse
Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation
“If not for the Great Khan, if not for the Starherders’ crossing the galaxy, coincidentally passing by the world of us Astral Dragons in the journey towards our galaxy and dabbed in a hint of our howorld’s Steel Strength to cause a reaction in my Legacy, I would never have been aware of that fact until now.”
The Million Steel Dragon’s drakonid form shook her horned head—her long, green copper mane swayed like ripples as she looked toward the distant Void, and said with a troubled voice, “It is precisely out of prudence that I inford you, King of Searing Soul, as one who wields Steel Strength as well. I also know that only you who could see through Steel Strength shadows that my words are true!”
As for Joshua, the warrior was staring at the faraway Void as well. The Dragon God’s power had conjured the fra of a galaxy, and his present power could naturally observe that it was not so fakeness simply made up, but a genuine galaxy’s remains, given form by Steel Strength.
“We’ve just prevented our galaxy from being destroyed by the Evil God of Death.”
After along star, Joshua looked down at Fort Pioneer, which was operating busily. “And now you’re telling that near our galaxy—or should I say, all around our galaxy are remains of other galaxies, all long since devastated but we knew nothing of that.”
It was too ironic.
Joshua could not help shake his head at the thought, and said not a word. Beside him, the tal Dragon God was still looking at the distant ruined galaxy, her gaze mild yet firm as she watched the lightless dark which outline was vague.
Even so, her eyes never moved.
For that was ho.
It had been countless years since the Astral Dragons left their ho. They had left their forr world and fled into the unfamiliar galaxy to escape the unbeatable foe. They recuperated and flourished on the Mycroft continent, witnessing the rise, glory, and self-destruction of human civilization, so of their own kind forgetting their ho and beco children of that gentle world.
But there were things that were never to be forgotten. Even if a thousand, ten thousand or even a hundred thousand years would pass, fallen leaves would still think of returning to their branch.
“Don’t worry, Count Radcliffe.”
The tal Dragon God kept her eyes at the Void afar without turning around to Joshua. “If there were so terrible existence in the ruined galaxy such as a galactic-class Evil God or the horde of Chaos that destroyed our forr howorld,” she said softly, “the Starherders would never have crossed that long path and co to our world.”
As she spoke, the Starfall Era Dragon God who inherited the title of Million Steel Dragon smiled. “Furthermore, I have already been prepared... I would elevate my power to the limit from ti to ti on my journey ho and ensure that I am ever close to divine demise. That way, whether there is an enemy, I can be sure that all traces of myself would be destroyed and all of Mycroft would not be involved.”
Compared to death, forgetting was more frightening. Before having made that series of decision, the tal Dragon God had arranged for her successor and her race’s future. The tal Dragons had been consolidating their power over the last few years so that they would not collapse just because they lost her, and feeling that she had prepared for everything, all that was left is to hand over her final affairs and prepare to leave.”
“Count Radcliffe, I am going to galactic quadrant designation 1249031. There is unimaginable danger if I do not return, when that ti cos, you have to stop the tal Dragons from thinking about returning, and keep the people of Mycroft as far as possible.”
The Million Steel Dragon’s voice cut through as her drakonid form gradually vanished. Then, as divine silver power surged, a massive serpentine dragon ford once again out of thin air—its body resembled that of Steel Python’s but possess a draconic head and two wings, its four long and supple limbs elegantly step upon the Void, while its tail of sharp scales coiled behind its body like the great serpents of old.
It was the first ti Joshua saw the true form of the Million Steel Dragon for the first ti. It certainly resembled a fusion between Steel Python and dragon. Co to think of it, the howorld of the Astral Dragons had definitely delivered its power to its children—instead of accusing their abandonnt, it simply hoped that they could rely upon its last strength to live well.
anwhile, the Dragon God titled its head sideways and said mildly. “But you really do not have to worry. I’m guessing those galaxies’ collapse is probably not because of battles between powerful entities since there should not be any enemies at those locations.”
“Then how did those galaxies fall?”
Joshua could tell that the Million Steel Dragon had set its mind on going, and he would not stop it even if he fought the Dragon God. There was little wonder why it would invite him to et here—Fort Pioneer was at the edge of the galaxy, and even the six gods would need so ti to hurry there should they fight. Furthermore, affected by spirit deviation, Joshua might still be able to fight, but he would never stop the mild-mannered Dragon God.
However, mories abruptly flashed in Joshua’s mind just as the warrior’s voiced his question.
Ti dilation... the different tifra between Mycroft and other worlds in its sa galaxy... and the many ancient star maps the tal Dragon God stuffed him with. Compared to the star maps found in the Glorious Era and the maps charted by the Mycroft civilization themselves, the ancient Astral Dragon maps seed to have many unusual aspects...
“Wait.”
As if grasping inspiration, Joshua raised his hand, stopping the tal Dragon God just as it was about to answer him. Stroking his own chin, Joshua frowned as he pondered, “While it doesn’t make sense at present, a model could still be built... Zero Three, help direct so processing power from the main Mana Net server. I want to nullify the effect of spirit deviation as much as possible.”
“Alright.” Zero Three certainly would not say much with Joshua asking so seriously. As pale blue data flow surged wildly over the Artificial Intelligence girl’s eyes and hair strands, the processing power of Zero Three’s own server and the processing power of almost all excess Mana Net operations slowly poured into Joshua.
With the support of such massive processing force, Joshua closed his eyes and pondered.
anwhile, in his spirit space, a crude Multiverse model that contained millions of galaxies and near infinite worlds activated slowly.
Joshua recalled the near boundless Initial Fla in the mories of the Evil God of Fertility, and the innurable worlds and ancient civilization that orbited it.
If, in the very beginning of the Multiverse, every galaxy orbited the Initial Fla...
Then, relative to the Void that was independent from the galaxy, the speed at which those galaxies circled was at an unbelievably heightened threshold. That extrely different velocity would place the whirling galaxies and the motionless Void within two completely different tifra.
Months passing for one was thousands of years flying past for another.
“The dinsional anomaly wreaked by this tifra was the temporal seal I hypothesized for the Commanding Will of the Multiverse Sacrificial Grounds. At the ti, I thought that a powerful being had sent Mycroft’s galaxy flying that it accelerated past twelve hundred years. Other worlds which speed did not match Mycroft’s would have seen thousands, even dozen thousands gone past due to the varied tifra.”
But was it really Mycroft that had been blown away?
Human common sense is unnecessary in Extraordinary worlds. Don’t be bound by orthodox thinking, Joshua.
At the thought, the warrior reached out and pressed on the Mycroft galaxy that rapidly detached from the ever-swirling center of the crude Multiverse model. His eyes glinting, he moved the Lost Galaxy where Mycroft was to its original position, allowing it to move around the Initial Fla.
Then, Joshua ‘stopped’ every other galaxy apart from the Lost Galaxy.
From that single instant, one could see that the Lost Galaxy which still orbited the Initial Fla detached as if being blown away, leaving the dense and prosperous galactic cluster to a remote, silent and empty place away from the many worlds beyond.
Be that as it may, it was still the one that orbited the Initial Fla. The abandoned was every other galaxy that appeared to be the main body.
“I see... it does explain things.”
At the sight, Joshua, who had been at first perplexed quickly realized one possibility that could destroy the ho galaxy of the Astral Galaxy. He watched the Multiverse model that was moving unusually in his own spirit space, and could not help muttering, “It’s not that we are being blown away. The other worlds are being left behind!”
“The world of Mycroft still circles the Initial Fla, but other galaxies... especially the galaxy where the Astral Dragon’s howorld was located at paused and beca motionless!”
One orbiting at incalculably rapid velocity around the Initial Fla, the other standing outside the galaxy, pausing entirely... for one day to pass for one, it would probably an a thousand years passed for another.
There was little wonder why the Astral Dragons were unable to find their howorld since they simply did not exist in the sa tifra! Compared to spatial isolation, tifra was nothing but the greatest seal to exist in this world. How would they be able to find their path ho then?
Having thought through everything, Joshua inhaled sharply despite his will and bravery. He stared at the crude Multiverse model before him, somberly clenching both his fist.
For the danger begins here!
“On Starfall Year 831, Mycroft’s ti flow regained consistency in relative to other words. I had thought that because that unknown power that blasted away a galaxy had diminished, but now it appears that it was the total opposite!”
The reason why Mycroft’s ti had been restored to be consistent with other worlds was because the Lost Galaxy—which once ventured off alone for a thousand years was now slowly pausing like the other galaxies, no longer whirling alongside the Initial Fla!
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