At this moment, Roger knew that he was in the "multiverse space", but he never figured out where his "specific location" was.

No one can help him with this kind of thing, and neither can Guam. Especially when Roger doesn't fully trust the latter.

Yes, Guam is a pet of Passafo, but what does that mean?

Passafor was only a nominal student of Roger, nothing more. And isn't it Roger, an outsider, who is putting Passaford in danger now? If the natives in this universe are still pretending to know nothing, no matter how you look at it, Gu Eminem, who has been transformed by DG himself, belongs to the one who knows "everything".

In the face of what can be said to be the culprit who caused all the tragedy, Gouam just didn't dare to hate it, not that he really didn't hate Roger and his adjuster - but from another point of view, it can be said that DG's adjustment was quite successful, and it is impossible for the usual armadillos of the road to have the emotion of "hate" - it's just that the half-orc Guam is smart enough, smart enough to let him know what to do and what not to do.

Maybe following Roger and playing the role of a loyal subordinate will give him a chance to join up with Passafolk as soon as possible?

After all, in the information that DG retained in Guam's memory, there is a record of "passing the multiverse test and being able to teleport to the intended target in an instant" in the original plane book.

Well, while the record obviously came with additional conditions such as rings or a spiral positioning system, it was the only viable option that would allow Roger to appear with DG as soon as possible, or give Guam a chance to get to the Death Spiral machine.

Neither Roger nor Guam understood why they would suddenly appear in the same scene, especially when the former clearly remembered that he had clearly rejected the latter's application for "merger" not long ago. And Roger also has a good understanding of the original plane, and he really doesn't want to believe that the current anti-spiral clan has the ability to control the entire universe of the plane.

Even if it's not absolute control, it's just a big move that can envelop the earth's power, and the news itself is bad enough. Coupled with the fact that the support staff around him has been changed from DG to Guam, this gap seems even more desperate. If I had to describe it in words, this desperation was so desperate that I knew that the "multiverse space" was a theoretical breakthrough, but I couldn't implement it smoothly anyway.

Yes, this is not actually a description, it is basically a direct description or more.

As before, it is already good to reenact the inexplicable opening part of the original plane book, and scenes such as the choice of cemetery are also a little bit related to the original book. Basically, around the fifth scene, what appeared in front of Roger and Gu Amu was obviously beyond the scope of the plane of "Tian Yuan Breakthrough"-

If the cosmic monsters in front of you, which are often several kilometers long, are just "similar" in a low-probability coincidence, then the humanoid body that is fighting to the death with the tens of thousands of "handful" cosmic monsters in front of you is not a red lotus naked-eye type, but a "simple and heavy" RX or even the Sizila series.

"If the Anti-Spiral Clan can fully monitor its effects while releasing their skills, it will be a big problem."

Roger, who was already driving a landline that had been restored to an RX form at some point, had plenty of room to engage in regular battles with cosmic monsters, but Guam, who was now the pilot of his wingman, knew very well that it was just someone's lame acting skills as usual.

No matter how you think about it, the Anti-Spirals should have the ability to "monitor" enemies trapped in the multiverse space to a certain extent. As for the control, it's likely that there are no means.,Otherwise, the protagonist and his party in the original plane should not be able to escape at all.。

However, this in itself is suspicious.

It's not that this powerful skill lacks accuracy and control, but it must lack practicality and has no value. To be honest, although this move is not the "last resort" of the anti-spiral clan, it is at least the finale skill for them to delay the war outside their own universe. Once the multiverse space is broken, the Anti-Spiral will be able to face the attacking opponent in their body......

The point is that the passivity of this thing is too obvious, so obvious that even Tommy, standing in Roger's position at this moment, can also guess the degree of the anti-spiral clan's various "heartlessness".

To be honest, Roger was already quite puzzled by this when he watched the original Tian Yuan book in his own plane. In various official and unofficial analysis notes, many people interpret it as the actual ability of the anti-spiral clan is bounded by the multiverse space, and then the various confrontations that occur in the anti-helix universe are just two sides comparing YY.

This theory does seem to explain a lot of things, and some people have accepted similar arguments at the time.

However, now that he is truly there, Roger seems to be a little hesitant.

DG still didn't know where Lu Dao was, so the much more sluggish Gu Eminem only noticed Roger's absent-mindedness after experiencing at least three TOP plane scenes.

The next scene is still the TOP plane, but the next one finally becomes the MF plane background as expected.

In this "reincarnation", Guam is still struggling to follow, so he doesn't have much time to interrogate Roger about what he is wondering about. Fortunately, as soon as the next few scenes passed, when the two finally entered the virtual space of the Great Sword Flow, the armadillo orc finally relaxed a lot, and the question that had been suppressed just now was finally able to be asked.

"I'm wondering what the so-called universe and plane are."

As a result, as soon as someone opened his mouth, Guam was startled.

Is this not an ordinary wandering mind at all, is it simply extremely boring to the point of philosophical speculation?

As if hearing something from his "subordinates", Roger began to explain seriously to Guam while walking the "spatial flow" more arbitrarily:

In the secondary setting of the so-called infinite flow of mass wisdom in his primordial plane, there are many examples of issues such as "plane inhibition" or "plane will". In those settings, most of the reincarnators are intruders, under the command of the main god, wantonly messing up in the mission plane, and "changing the original work" to obtain points and skill bloodline enhancement and so on.

If these actions are too excessive, they will be retaliated by some "beings" of the mission plane itself, expelled at best, and directly give birth to some powerful existences that the main god cannot easily shake, and directly wipe out the reincarnation......

To be honest, before entering the multiverse space, Roger had always believed that the reincarnation world he was experiencing followed similar principles. It's just that now he obviously has other inferences, and in the current cycle of "scene traversal", he gradually pushes his doubts and speculations to the "right idea".

Specifically, the so-called will of the plane itself may really exist, but the enemies they have created against the reincarnation, or the means they have implemented, may not necessarily be completely upheld by the will of the plane.

For example, if the reincarnation plane is a healthy person, then the reincarnation person is a harmful substance such as a disease (bacteria) and poison released into the task plane by other "people" or more bizarre beings. And cosmic monsters, anti-spirals and the like, are the immune system of this body. But the immune system itself is not subject to the will of the plane.

When a person is sick, he or she either takes injections and medicines, or relies on immunity to resist it, but in any case, there is no such thing as a spiritual victory method of "just think about it in your head, and the illness will be cured".

In other words, the will of the plane itself is indeed unable to pose a direct threat to the invading reincarnation, and the means it can use may be able to kill 1,000 enemies and damage 800 themselves.

The act of devouring the stellar breeding population like a cosmic monster is "overexertion" no matter how you look at it.

Then when it comes to Tian Yuan's breakthrough in this plane, the means and actions of the anti-spiral clan seem to be more radical.

To put it more directly, rather than the anti-spiral people themselves opening up a new anti-helix universe in the universe, as emphasized in many canonical explanations, it is better to say that they have stepped out of the original "body" range and settled directly in the human brain incarnated in the mission plane.

This line of thinking, while absurd, seems to be more plausible than previous speculations.

If the cosmic monster is a white blood cell, the anti-spiral clan is more like an existence that occupies the human nervous system.

Originally, the human nervous system is very different from ordinary somatic cells, and the means that this system can use in the body are obviously much richer than that of mere white blood cells.

And don't forget that although human beings drive the entire body under the influence of self-will, there is also an automatic system called "autonomic nerves" that really controls the body's metabolism......

The topic seems a bit far away?

Actually, it's not, if you simply face the gong and drum in front of you, that is, the so-called multiverse space is basically the "brain" area of the entire mission plane. Every scene that Roger and Guam have experienced so far can be equivalent to their activities in the "dimensional human body" in their individual brain cells.

Of course, the number of human brain cells is limited, but the corresponding area in the mission plane may be relatively infinite. These are not important, what is important is when Roger and the others are really free from the shackles of the multiverse space, that is, when they raise their realm to the level of true equivalence with the will of the plane, or at least equal to the anti-spirals.

Their various battles in this "brain" are simply veritable "brain supplements"!