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Chapter 1474: Chapter 640: A Glance Through Ten Thousand Years, The Layout of the God of Order_2

Fortunately, he had systematically studied the Divine Power System of the God of Order and had gained a sufficient understanding of the Law of Order. Now, he only needed to stand on the shoulders of the God of Order and innovate upon the old system, which would greatly reduce the difficulty.

Of course, even so, the ti required would undoubtedly span thousands, if not tens of thousands, of years.

But no matter how long it took, Mu You would not utter a word of complaint, because he understood how precious this opportunity was: constructing a Divine Power System, a process that would take other deities thousands of years, was sothing he could achieve in just ten seconds.

This was the gift bestowed upon him by the Ti Pocket Watch. Wasting such an incredible opportunity would be a disgrace even to himself.

“Then, let’s start with the first Order Rune…”

Mu You focused his gaze on the starlit void before him, paying no attention to the teors rushing toward him from all directions. With a delicate stroke of the brush in his hand, one Rune after another began to take shape in the void before him…

As the deductions comnced, Mu You quickly entered a special state of ditative imrsion, to the point where he briefly forgot his very existence, rging entirely with the surrounding Order and Chaos.

In this manner, Mu You imrsed himself completely into the realm of his thoughts.

Starting the symbolic chess ga anew, deducing its course repeatedly, seeking Order amidst the endless chaos.

And through the experience gained from these deductions, he painstakingly reconstructed his Order System from the ground up.

Ti flowed past like water, day by day, year after year…

Lost in his epiphanies, Mu You failed to notice that his danger Deviation Value, which had previously exceeded 95%, began to steadily diminish with the passage of ti.

From 90%, to 70%, then to 50%, 30%, 10%…

It wasn’t that his Deviation Value itself was decreasing, but that the upper limit of his deviation was expanding.

If the original deviation cap was 100, with the Deviation Value being 95, now the cap had multiplied several tis over, reaching 800, 900, while the Deviation Value remained at 95. Naturally, the proportion of the Deviation Value would significantly decline.

In other words, while the “health points” remained constant, the “health bar” had grown significantly longer…

At the sa ti, his comprehension of the Law of Order advanced rapidly throughout this process, gradually catching up to the Chaotic Avatar, and even beginning to surpass it step by step…

…

Mu You, whose form had entirely dissolved into the starlit void, suddenly re-coalesced at his original position. Remaining in his ditative, cross-legged posture, he slowly opened his eyes.

“You’ve worked hard. It’s more than enough now.”

Looking at the Pocket Watch in his hand, which was still relentlessly rewinding ti, Mu You’s lips curved into a faint smile.

teors continued their habitual trajectory toward him, but they couldn’t even co close to touching him.

Mu You rely cast them a casual glance, without making any action, and those teors, representatives of Chaos, naturally dissolved and shattered into nothingness.

By this point, Mu You had already completed the process of constructing an entirely new Order System.

The most significant difference from his previous studies within the Lighthouse was that he had rely learned about the Law of Order, equivalent to a solitary training mode, where the knowledge acquired often felt abstract and theoretical.

Now, however, he was conducting practical combat exercises in an environnt saturated with Chaos. The system he built was entirely grounded in pragmatism from start to finish.

Mu You couldn’t calculate exactly how long it had taken him to complete this process, but the changes in his deviation cap provided a rough estimate.

Throughout the process of deducing the Law, his deviation cap had steadily risen, increasing annually by 6% to 7% of its original value, roughly doubling every 15 years.

Currently, his Deviation Value stood at 0.14%, compared to over 95% when he first began his insight.

The fact that the nurical Deviation Value hadn’t changed during these ten seconds indicated that his deviation cap had grown nearly 700 tis larger compared to the starting point!

700 multiplied by 15—10,500 years… That was approximately the amount of ti he had spent suspended in this temporal loop.

As Mu You awakened, the second hand of the Pocket Watch ceased its backward motion and began ticking forward normally, passing the 10 and continuing onward.

Atop the Pocket Watch, the figure of the Ti Elf reappeared, but it now lay sprawled wearily on the watch face, utterly exhausted. Its tiny arms twitched faintly, utterly drained by the task of rewinding the second hand for millennia, leaving it without even the strength to lift its head to speak.

“You’ve done well. Take a good rest now.”

Carefully, Mu You stowed away the Pocket Watch with reverence, letting out a deep breath before directing his gaze toward the Chaotic Avatar before him.

Effortlessly, he pinched a white piece between his fingers and placed it casually onto the chessboard.

A single Rune of Chaos was dissolved, but this did little to improve the overall situation—the Order Runes on the board remained pitifully sparse.

Yet, the Chaotic Avatar across from him said not a word. Its expression grew somber, its gaze exceedingly grim as it took in the situation unfolding.

After several monts of deliberation, the Chaotic Avatar placed another piece, extinguishing an Order Rune.

Mu You, however, made no resistance, continuing to place his own pieces indifferently, letting the Avatar annihilate his remaining scattered forces at will.

Soon enough, he was reduced to just one single piece.

But that lone piece beca the source of the Avatar’s hesitation, plunging it into a long, unbroken contemplation, unwilling to make its next move.

At this mont, the entire chessboard was engulfed in unrestrained chaos. Countless Runes of Chaos road freely within it, wantonly consuming everything they encountered and threatening to overturn the entire board. Their aim was to break free from the chessboard’s constraints and invade the real world, corrupting and devastating all they could reach, until everything was reduced to Chaos…

Amid this entire chessboard, Mu You’s solitary white piece stood firm, like a Dinghai Magic Needle, stabilizing the entire ga and preventing the situation from spiraling out of control.