pdf-ebookys Chapter 130 has great potential.
Chapter 130 has great potential.
Uranus watched all this silently. Having witnessed Cold Dew create a being of "Father" caliber with his bare hands, he was no longer easily moved by most astonishing acts, even if the form in which this new creation manifested was rather strange.
but.
When he saw Hanlu create white dragon-shaped mechanical monsters out of thin air, using the mechanical giant skull called "Boshi Zun" as a blueprint, he still couldn't help but assess its significance.
These mechanical lifeforms, known as "Galatrons," each contain enough energy to destroy a planetary civilization the size of Earth.
However, to him, they were still toys, not even worth his attention.
Until Hanlu and Boshizun finished their exchange, accompanied by a crisp snap of the fingers—
Swish swish!
Tens of thousands of Galactrons instantly filled the surrounding starry sky in a way that completely defied the laws of physics!
These colossal creatures, each tens of meters tall and weighing tens of thousands of tons, exuded a cold and efficient killing aura, and their power level was even enough to suppress "Nexus" at this moment!
Such a large number of sophisticated war machines are presented in the most unscientific way: without raw materials or production lines, as if the very rules of the universe have been manipulated, directly "defining" their existence.
Uranus couldn't understand the principle behind it, but he was certain that there was no trace of magical fluctuations in the surroundings.
These are not illusions, but real, suppressive weapons capable of crushing surface civilizations.
However, looking at the mechanical legion that stretched almost to the horizon, Hanlu still seemed dissatisfied.
"Is the current quantity sufficient?" he questioned Lycurgos.
He silently sensed the depletion of energy within his body. In a sense, the reason why the core of the "Herrscher of Reason" possessed such an almost "bugged" ability was because it was connected to a dimension broadly known in science as "imaginary space," from which it drew almost infinite energy—similar to the way certain dimensional demons operated.
Although the concept of "imaginary space" also exists in this Marvel universe, Hanlu has not established a connection with it.
What he consumed was entirely his own energy reserves.
So, has his energy decreased?
At least in Uranus's perception, there was almost none.
the reason is simple:
With the amplification of the "Dragon Talisman" and the assistance of the Venerable Master, Hanlu successfully temporarily connected with and drew upon the faint background radiation energy of the entire Local Group—hundreds of billions of stars—as a supplement.
Although his current energy output limit may not be able to reach the scale of these stars erupting at the same time, in terms of "reserves", he already has a massive base comparable to the "million stars" gimmick of "Sentinel" (Robert Reynolds)!
Of course, he would never be foolish enough to go head-to-head with the comic book version of the Sentinel.
The so-called "million-star explosion" power is more of a symbolic description than a precise combat benchmark.
Perhaps the Sentinels in this universe aren't that exaggerated, but there's no reason to risk a one-on-one fight.
Hanlu thought to herself: I'm not a warrior.
He is the "Creator," or rather... a mage.
Lukurgos calmly gazed at the vast mechanical army before him.
Although he was an individual "imagined" through a knowledge base, he still knew how special beings similar to himself were in a certain spacetime dimension.
The legion before him was indeed powerful. If they were to swarm him, even Uranus would have to put up a fight—after all, the pure outpouring of energy was not without its costs, although this was fundamentally different from manipulating time.
"Based on my current knowledge assessment and observational data, it can be deduced that in the target universe, apart from the special cases of 'Zombie Sentinels,' the other zombified life forms have lost most of their growth potential due to the transformation process."
At the same time, the continuous decay of the body causes most of them to degenerate into the category that can be destroyed by conventional physical means.
At this moment, sir, the 30,000 Galactrons you created are capable of sweeping across most of the universe.
Although the universe originally had more than 100 million civilizations, after "zombification," the vast majority of life has perished, with only a few unique and powerful individuals remaining.
Even if those individuals exhibit exaggerated performances in other parallel worlds, their patterns of relying on "plot points" or special conditions to unleash their full potential reveal significant flaws and weaknesses.
With our current military strength and tactical computing power, we are capable of annihilating them and converting them into the resources we need.
Lugurgos was like a perpetually composed steward.
As Hanlu listened, she felt once again that her "super brain" could take a break for a while—what use was it?
He also began to examine the "special characteristics" of the superpowered individuals mentioned by the other party.
It's really strange. Compared to the balance and perfection pursued by the Eastern system, these superheroes or villains often have huge shortcomings: they are either "glass cannons" with high attack but low defense, or they are pure power-type characters who lack wisdom.
Those with more comprehensive abilities, such as Sentinels, are often accompanied by significant mental instability.
But that makes sense, since superhero stories often emphasize teamwork.
If a character is perfect, then there is little need for other characters to exist.
Take a look at the Justice League next door, with Superman and his five henchmen?
Hanlu continued to process the information flow from Lukuergos, which even included "tailor-made" response and transformation plans for several specific superheroes.
"Given your current predicament, the most advantageous path for you is to advance to a 'single universe' as soon as possible."
Only by defending this universe with absolute power can you ensure the future you desire and effectively defend against potential special threats.
Uranus remained silent, but his suddenly heavier aura clearly pressed down on the mechanical life form.
Even though the armor on Lycurgus's body was crackling with tiny sparks from the pressure, he remained respectful as he faced the dew, showing no sign of wavering in the face of Uranus's oppressive aura.
"So, what is my promotion plan?" Hanlu asked.
He understands the energy level leap from "surface level" to "father," but "single universe level" remains vague to him.
Should we continue to increase the number of "Guardian Spirits"?
He vaguely sensed that it wasn't the key to a qualitative change, and he had a premonition that if he could step into a higher level, his "creative" power might experience a leap in growth.
Lugurgos glanced at Uranus beside him, who was pretending to look into the void, while the latter clearly disdained to "eavesdrop".
Hanlu took a step forward, her gaze intense, and after obtaining the information she wanted, she completely understood.
"Lycurgos, I ask you this question: In that 'Clash of Everything' crisis that concerned the survival of the multiverse, am I qualified... to stand on the battlefield of the gods?"
For the first time, his eyes revealed an undisguised, burning thirst for power.
And this is one of the most crucial variables in Lugurgos's calculations.
"Okay." The mechanical butler's calm voice echoed clearly in the frozen space and time.
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