Chapter 1371: Chapter 224: Timeline Lifeforms
“Simply put, the passage of time externally might also be a ‘temporal black hole’, attracting us with its infinitely great gravity toward our own ‘end of time.’ After all, the universe itself might be the largest event horizon.”
Thus, Ian steadied himself and continued, “Creatures moving along the time axis are difficult for us to detect. Or rather, because of the event horizon, we absolutely cannot detect Them, and They absolutely cannot detect us.”
“But just as the Dragon King said, our universe has Aether — Aether permeates space-time, and the Star God’s transformation of Aether grants it the ability to penetrate the event horizon.”
“So, the Demon of the Abyss was released.”
“This group of time creatures, originally doomed to fall into singularities and only able to move on different time axes… is free now!”
At this point, Ian couldn’t help but laugh, “For us ordinary spatial axis creatures, Aether merely allows us to surpass the restriction of spatial speed, achieve faster-than-light travel, occasionally create more links to parallel universes, or even prophesy future information.”
“But for The End, the power of Aether is too strong; it complements Them completely. With Aether, They can completely transcend Their destined end, and from then on, They can freely traverse any space-time, initially bound to singularities.”
“At the same time, they retain some characteristics of moving along the time axis… Um, in this sense, the existence of Aether might not be a good thing for the Demon of the Abyss either; this isn’t truly freedom.”
Ian furrowed his brow, thought for a moment, and looked at the core black hole of Dragon Island, somewhat enlightened, “I understand now, for The End, the existence of Aether is also a kind of disaster!”
“It’s like our human time suddenly starts to become chaotic, with things from the past and future frequently traversing, exchanging places, even overlapping with each other. For time-axis life, it’s truly an incredible natural disaster—even if They can understand the greatness of Aether’s existence, just as Humans can fully grasp the greatness of time travel, a real time disorder would still be an absolute catastrophe for us!”
This way, Ian barely understands why The End and the Star God can’t observe each other.
It’s not just the difference between time-axis life and spatial-axis life—the most important thing is the inability to communicate with each other.
The Star God must have considered this about time-axis life, but the crucial point is that even spatial-axis creatures of the same kind, due to different life forms, find it hard to communicate and understand one another, let alone more divergent existences.
Especially since the Star God has somehow cultivated many primitive civilizations and knows what ‘other creatures’ are… It’s really hard to say if the time-axis life within the event horizon has the concept of ‘other life forms.’
“For The End, everything in our material world is nothing more than some bizarre things—like a stone that can cross time, occasionally appearing yesterday, occasionally hundreds of years later. Humans occasionally catch a glimpse of it, unable to confirm its reality and perhaps thinking it’s their imagination!”
“For The End, we creatures that move erratically along the spatial axis are truly weird to the extreme, visible only at specific times, worthy of being called ‘bizarre’!”
It sounds like a ghost story, and it indeed is quite a ghost story.
Ian speculates, during the Dying Star Path, the ‘Light Dragon’ he piloted may have been noticed by The End for a moment due to some reason, and then he died due to the opponent’s space-time rules differing from the normal universe, and the opponent couldn’t continue observing.
Of course, this is just the simplest conjecture, in reality, it must be more complex than Ian imagines.
Most creatures in the material universe observe others using light, electromagnetic waves, and The End should also be , but so far no one has found this method. The source of thɪs content is Nov3lFɪre.ɴet
Moreover, even black holes come in many different types.
Like the non-rotating, uncharged Schwarzschild Black Hole, the rotating uncharged Kerr Black Hole, the non-rotating charged Reissner-Nordström Black Hole, and lastly, the rotating charged Kerr-Newman Black Hole…
The internal structures of the event horizon vary for each black hole type, with a Cauchy horizon existing where causality might not even apply; if The End still possessed that trait…
“Forget it. Let’s talk more about this after further study later.”
Shaking his head slightly, Ian has actually roughly understood why the Light Dragon got discovered.
Because the Light Dragon is not pure light like the Star God but ‘phototransformed’ matter.
By accelerating to extremely close to the speed of light, the Light Dragon induces relativistic effects on all internal life forms, causing time to fly by outside, similar to the time-slowing near a black hole, thus allowing The End to glimpse for a moment.
But it’s just a moment. Perhaps the Star God relies on this fleeting moment to defeat The End three times.
As for the seal of Dragon Island, the method employed is to cut off the black hole from its interaction with Aether, reverting the black hole to the most basic form of an ‘Ether Black Hole’—this way, The End can’t break free from the black hole.