I Am Also An Extraordinary Creature-Chapter 1444 - 1024: Space Battle (Part 2)
Even though the parallel spaces overlapping here have been stripped away, the barriers of this world remain in a state of overlap.
Zheng Yichen realized that he got the sequence wrong.
It’s not that the internal spaces of this world are divided into countless parallel spaces and then overlapping, causing the world barrier to fold. Instead, the folding of the world barrier happened first.
Is there a way to integrate all the parallel spaces to restore this world to normal?
This is not the fundamental solution; unless the folded world barrier is unfolded, don’t expect everything to return to normal.
Discovering this, Zheng Yichen took a deep breath.
This is even harder.
He could handle the issue of parallel spaces, but directly dealing with the world barrier?
How to unfold this thing? He was good at destruction, but opening this thing? It’s not like a balloon that can be expanded by blowing air into it.
"Fight first!"
Zheng Yichen felt uncomfortable getting hammered by those parallel space torpedoes; passively taking hits wasn’t his nature.
"What do you want to do?" Senluo asked Zheng Yichen. The power of Many Things Together she used was the power within space, but it was useless in the Outer Realm.
"Roll up a ball and throw it out," Zheng Yichen described his method. To deal with those incoming parallel spaces, he definitely needed matching ammunition.
The source of the ammunition was the independent space they occupied.
There’s no need to create an equivalent-sized parallel space; just a small part is enough. Even though the incoming parallel spaces are large, treating those attacks as shells, a well-aimed bullet could detonate them.
"I’ll inject the Oblivion force, and Lilith and you can attack."
"Hope it works."
Senluo said while closing her eyes. By sharing the perception of the World Tree, she was able to grasp it.
The ammunition Zheng Yichen mentioned also had to be made by her using the Power of Many Things Together, which involved directly cutting a small slice of space from the current space through the power of the World Tree itself.
Then, Zheng Yichen would stuff it with the Oblivion force. These small spaces couldn’t last long, but they were more than sufficient as siege ammunition.
"Is there any way to move this independent space?"
"..." Senluo opened her left eye and silently looked at Zheng Yichen; this seemed a bit too demanding.
Zheng Yichen knew this was difficult, but whether counterattacking or not, staying immobile made him a sitting duck.
"Alright, I’ll try to think of a way." He planned to extract more origin power belonging to the independent space and then use the Alien Phenomenon manifestation to push this independent space forward.
"Maybe by spreading out the roots of the World Tree, this independent space can be moved."
"Like oars? Got it." Zheng Yichen controlled the roots of the World Tree, forcefully piercing through this independent space, making it seem like it grew several legs.
The sprawling roots of the World Tree became the motive force source for moving this independent space.
Although the speed was relatively ’not fast,’ it was enough to execute evasive maneuvers.
Meanwhile, Lilith was an excellent gunner, and those ’bullets’ hit the approaching parallel spaces accurately.
Bullets carrying Oblivion force were like depleted uranium rounds, directly blowing up the inherently fragile parallel spaces.
Clouds of red mist appeared in the dark environment, but once the environmental virus lost a host, it quickly vanished.
The technology mastered by the native forces of this world was not only impressive but also exceptionally perfected.
They even solved the problem of uncontrolled environmental viruses directly.
"What the hell is this!!!" Inside a normal space, several staff members were sweating profusely, working for the world’s ’masters.’
Moreover, those who could be here were not ordinary people, as this type of job position was coveted by many, and a single mishap could easily lead them to be replaced.
However, the work treatment here was remarkably excellent, with each person having at least ten parallel spaces.
Each parallel space spanned no less than a million square kilometers and was richly resourced and well-developed.
They could modify the independent parallel spaces based on their preferences, experiencing modern modes or ancient modes, future science fiction modes, among others, with ease.
In terms of resources, just like Project Immortality, scarce resources could be effortlessly collected in large quantities, almost like copying.
With abundant scarce resources, their technological development saw an explosive increase.
The directions of development were diverse, with outstanding high-end scientists concentrating research on biotechnology in certain parallel entities, while another batch focused on magic-guided technology.
’Unlimited’ resources, immortality, constant mental states, their world was progressing rapidly!
They also researched into Dusk, initially having no significant ’hostility’ toward Proxy Agents but merely curiosity.
They attempted to find some individuals who could become Dusk mercenaries, but for some unknown reasons, after the completion of Project Immortality, no one could become a Dusk mercenary.
Thus, their understanding of Dusk was limited.
Later, normal contact with Dusk became challenging for them, but research confirmed that it was difficult for only those who accepted Project Immortality to maintain normal contact.
Those who did not accept or were unaware of Project Immortality could enter and leave Dusk normally.
Based on this, they could continue researching Dusk, yet none of the people who could normally enter and leave Dusk ever became Dusk mercenaries.
Even meticulously trained experts couldn’t achieve it.
Subsequently, their research on Dusk faced delays.
Many crucial pieces of intelligence needed to be obtained through Dusk mercenaries, but they didn’t have such individuals.
However, intelligence previously obtained from Dusk sparked new ideas, illustrating that if initiating contact with other worlds through Dusk was difficult, could they achieve it independently?
It certainly was challenging, but the countless parallel spaces allowed them extensive research time, and unrestricted resources permitted bold experiments.
In such favorable conditions, they soon made some breakthroughs, albeit based on leftover technology from a previous era.
But that didn’t matter; as long as the technology worked, it was sufficient. Even the Project Immortality they enjoyed was developed based on the previous era’s technology.
Subsequent research demanded extensive testing, yet by accumulating enough time across many parallel spaces, decades or even centuries of research could be condensed to approximately two years!
Eventually, they could attempt to contact other worlds directly without relying on communication with Dusk.
Despite their world having ’unlimited’ resources, the world itself could still increase its potential, as those involved in the core of Project Immortality truly understood that ’unlimited’ wasn’t genuine infinity. 𝒇𝒓𝒆𝒆𝙬𝒆𝒃𝓷𝒐𝓿𝙚𝙡.𝒄𝓸𝒎
It only compressed and integrated all resources of a world, materializing as parallel spaces to achieve a semblance of ’unlimited resources.’ If the world itself were exhausted, unlimited resources would cease to exist.
To prevent this, they needed to plunder!
Currently, parallel spaces abound within their world, with each normal parallel space having no fewer than a thousand layers of overlap, while the larger parallel spaces have fewer overlapping layers.
Parallel spaces under a million square kilometers generally have around five thousand layers of overlap.
Those spanning only a few hundred square kilometers start with twenty thousand layers of overlap...
However, these are merely concerning parallel spaces; while the area is limited, a heavily layered region cannot be called a ’parallel world.’
This wasn’t due to a lack of ambition to reach such a level, but merely the current conditions that allowed only the segmentation of numerous parallel spaces.
