"The sage opened the heavens...and returned to the Dao in harmony with the heavens."
Yun Shou murmured.
He doesn't have such a high level of ideals. He can stand up for what is right and sweep away evil he sees, but he would never sacrifice himself for the sake of countless future lives.
His inability to do so did not diminish his respect for the first and second Dao Masters. People are different, and he shared the same view as that former Dao Master, disagreeing with the old man's opinion on fate.
"If it weren't for the two of them opening up the Boundless Sea of Void, I'm afraid I wouldn't have been able to grow to where I am today."
"No, it should be that the spacetime I am in right now doesn't exist at all."
Because the third Dao Lord is Destiny.
When the entire universe is finite in size, that is, when all spacetime will be spread by the liberated authority of destiny through the threads of cause and effect!
If the Lord of Destiny has even the slightest other thought, then he can capture and control all the other Lords who follow!
Because destiny is the authority of the realm of life, and even if the authority of the void and the world is liberated, they can only create more space and universes, and their other abilities are the same as those of ordinary cosmic lords!
They cannot monitor the vast universe they inhabit in real time, but fate can!
Yun Shou didn't know most of the ten Dao Lords who had already emerged, but at least he could be sure of the character of three of them.
Fate, the cunning old fox who has always coveted the power of his descendants, is undoubtedly a villain.
The void and the world, two "saints".
Other Dao Lords are merely Dao Lords, but only these two can be called Saints.
However, Yun Shou still had some questions in his mind.
That's about everything and proportions.
The sacred body bestowed by all transformations and the illusory gates opened by proportion seem to permeate the entire boundless void sea.
He didn't know exactly what the Dao Lord of Proportion was like, but the Dao Lord of Myriad Transformations was alive and well in that simulation, able to jump, shout, and move around!
"Perhaps the Holy Communion and the Void Gate are natural manifestations after authority has been established?"
"Or, like my simulator, before becoming a true Dao Lord, using these powers is also unrestricted and requires no price..."
While emulators aren't without their costs, the 1% cost of each startup is practically a joke!
[You noticed that old man Magles clearly harbored resentment towards the two initial Dao Lords, but you didn't ask further despite your confusion.]
[While he hasn't lost patience with you yet, and before he directly tries to read your mind, ask as many questions as you can and get as much information out of him.]
"He doesn't dare to read minds either."
Yun Shou's gaze suddenly sharpened; he had seen through everything.
Unless other Dao Lords are willing to share some of their authority with him and grant him authority similar to that of a Dao Lord, his destiny is supreme only in terms of the authority he possesses; in terms of exerting power over the other 24 billion Dao Laws, he is roughly equivalent to a fully-fledged Universe Lord.
Thirteen has a layer of anti-peeping field in his mind, a so-called perfect anti-mind-reading force field (Chapter 842)!
Perfection doesn't mean it can't be breached, but rather that it will alert you once it is breached!
The ability to read minds... it may involve the power of all things, or the power of information, but it has absolutely nothing to do with fate!
That old guy Magles doesn't have the ability to sneak around that layer of privacy!
If he wanted to get along well with Thirteen and truly pretend to be a kind older brother, he definitely couldn't break through that layer of privacy, as that would be tantamount to directly offending his younger brother's most private secret.
Destiny has been high above for too long. He is the first Dao Lord born in the boundless void sea, the highest and longest-lasting existence in history. His mentality is completely different from that of Thirteen.
In his eyes, the immortal guards who killed Thirteen were not important at all, just like accidentally stepping on his distant nephew's cartoon figurines.
They're just a bunch of mannequin anime girls, what's the big deal? If my disciples misbehave, I'll kill them in droves, they're worthless.
But Thirteen is different; to pry into Thirteen's mind is to offend someone of the same level.
You find that fate is surprisingly lenient.
You learned a lot from him, including about the departure of the past.
The old days are not dead, but banished.
[They were expelled from this segment of time and space by the Dao Lord of the "present".]
"But in the simulation that Thirteen is in, it is my 'future' that has driven out the 'present'."
You became curious: "How were they driven out?"
"Because he has locked down the present moment, establishing himself as the sole master of the 'present moment,' the years based on him will be as unshakeable as a stubborn rock; he shall be the eternal one of this world."
Magles shook his head: "That kid is too arrogant, banishing his closest brother from this timeline and sending him back to the past."
"Yes...in the past and now, there has always been conflict between them, a fundamental contradiction. But my brother, we are different."
The old man's gentle gaze sent chills down your spine: "Young man, you and I complement each other!"
Who the hell is complementary to you?!
"You happen to have a few, and that old man happens to have some too."
I won't go into more detail about Yun Shou; he's afraid he wouldn't be able to handle it if I did.
[Before you were about to completely end your conversation with Magles, you asked one last question.]
"How did the Dao Lord manage to lock down the present timeline and thus expel the past?"
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