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Chapter 550 - 116: Space’s Ascension to Constant, Outside the Cosmos?
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Chapter 550: Chapter 116: Space’s Ascension to Constant, Outside the Cosmos?

This was because, strictly speaking, the present Cosmos was still very young.

It completely lacked the Power to create parallel worlds and parallel cosmoses.

A Pillar God of the Time Law would be absolutely unable to appear for a very long time, at least.

Lince had even discovered that Ancient Gods who ascended through the Time Law found it difficult to reach the Authority Level.

It had to be said.

The Time Law was indeed powerful, and truly terrifying.

Even if the Cosmos matured and met the conditions to give rise to Authority Level beings and Pillar Gods, the number of such existences that could be born under this Law would be few and far between.

Furthermore, even a Pillar God would have to pay a tremendous price for traversing timelines and creating different parallel worlds and cosmoses.

Besides, as far as Lince was concerned.

Traversing timelines to create parallel worlds and cosmoses was utterly meaningless.

After all, in the end, parallel worlds were all based on the ’present’ physical Cosmos.

What was the point of going to a parallel world to defeat an enemy you couldn’t beat in your own physical Cosmos, even if you ended up becoming the sole ruler of that entire cosmos?

It was nothing more than a form of self-amusement.

Even if becoming the sole ruler in a parallel world could have a beneficial effect on the ’present’ physical Cosmos, for Lince, the gains wouldn’t be worth the losses.

Not to mention the amount of time and energy it would require.

Even if the Power fed back from the parallel world was a great help to the real dimension, back in the real dimension, your powerful enemy might have already transcended dimensions by the time you were done.

Besides, what was a Pillar God?

They were the very embodiment of the will of the Laws for the entire ’present’ physical Cosmos.

If an enemy was also a Pillar God, even if one went to a parallel world, who was to say that being from the real dimension couldn’t influence its other selves across different time periods the very moment that parallel world was born?

Therefore, in Lince’s view, traversing timelines was most likely useless for beings on the level of Pillar Gods.

Thus, he didn’t place too much importance on mastering the Time Law.

For the current Lince, possessing the Space Law and the Fiery Sun Law was already enough.

Lince was not greedy.

At least, in the contest for the Pillar Divine Realm.

Lince now effectively had two chances.

Therefore.

For a long time afterward, Lince remained in Subspace, comprehending the Space Law and even pouring all his Power into its growth.

「And so, quietly, another one hundred fifty-two years passed.」

And on that very day.

At the border between the middle and lowest layers of Subspace, a terrifying fluctuation of aura suddenly erupted.

The instant this fluctuation rippled outward.

The form of a colossal creature suddenly swelled once more.

As the terrifying being’s form swelled, a profound, unseen will seemed to descend and take notice of its existence.

Then, in that instant, as the power of that gaze dissipated, within the colossal creature’s perception,

The lowest layer of Subspace, which it had not dared to enter, and even the outermost Space—regions deemed forbidden by the consciousness of the Cosmos—had suddenly thrown their gates wide open to it!

"The Space Law is at the Constant Level?!"

"That’s not too far off from what I estimated."

Lince opened his eyes.

His mood was perfectly calm, as if this was all to be expected.

However, when he noticed that the will of the Cosmos had seemingly granted him special permission, opening up the right to explore the outermost reaches of Subspace,

An expression of anticipation still flickered across his face.

’It’s finally opening the outer Space to me?’

’Does this mean I’ll finally have a chance to glimpse what lies beyond the Cosmos?’

’...’

Filled with a sense of indescribable anticipation and rare excitement.

Finally, the Giant Dragon slowly extended his body toward the outermost layer of Subspace!

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