Shouldn't the more enemies there are, the more troublesome they are?

In fact, when the enemy is capable of destroying everything easily, and even when such actions can be repeated many times, it is unlikely that hand-to-hand combat will occur, and the war will be sublimated to another form.

All the participants will restrain their own strength, and before the red line, they will change their tricks and play all kinds of tricks. Whether it's a despicable trick or a sinister scheme, everyone will lower their limits again and again, just to not cross that red line.

Such a form of war is placed on the earth, but it has an exclusive name - the cold war under nuclear deterrence.

Although Fen knew the world before Lin crossed over, he didn't go deep. After all, those things can only be obtained unilaterally from someone, and in the absence of more supporting information, they are no different from a child's bedtime story or a bard's heroic epic, and are not worth taking seriously.

But Finn would make a similar judgment about the situation at hand, for the simple reason that it is simple.

Such a number of outer gods could have destroyed the world a long time ago, no more than oneself, no less oneself. Then the reason why the world has not been destroyed must be that they have already formed some kind of balance.

In the most stable triangle, it is not easy to add a point and maintain balance. Different balancing requirements will have different positions, and it is impossible to achieve a comprehensive balance like the original triangle.

But if it's in the billions of points, would it be difficult to add one and maintain the balance?

At first glance, it seems like a fantasy to correlate with billions of people one by one, calculate their relationship with each other, and find a new equilibrium from them. But this is not the case.

When there are enough of them, regardless of whether there is a pattern in them or not, as long as they can achieve a balanced state, there must be some blind spots in this group. That is, in a certain area, there may be a few more or less, and it does not affect the overall balance.

As the number increases, the number of such blind spots will increase correspondingly. If you want to grasp the situation of the whole group, you have to find a way to find the key points that really affect the group.

But if you just want to join, you may find a random place to squeeze in, and you can succeed. At such a time, careful calculation will fall into the inferiority, making simple problems more complicated.

This situation can be said to be a counterexample of "pulling one trigger and moving the whole body". And that's what makes Fen feel like things are easier.

If you want to find a chance to survive in the slits from the abyss and the huge alien monsters you can see, as you did before. Even if there are a lot of outer gods, Fen's real idea is to slaughter all those bastards outside the sky, and then beat the abyss half to death.

When the number of enemies was in different orders, the original plan was certainly impossible to implement. This is dense, even if you slaughter one with a knife, when will you have to slaughter it?

This is not even considering the question of whether it can be one-size-fits-all. I can't get any of them in front of me, and I still want to cut them one by one?

But you can't help but fight. At the very least, you have to be able to prove that you can be on an equal footing with these powers. Otherwise, why should they accept themselves instead of choosing to eat the next hearty meal? How could a pack of wolves accept a sheep walking side by side with them.

Therefore, killing chickens and monkeys and then fishing in troubled waters is the most likely means of success. Finn made such a judgment based on his intuition alone.

As for which chicken to pick? Then don't think about it, no one knows anyone anyway, and anyone from all over the world can be targeted, so let's catch and kill whom. Whether you can kill it or not, put on a posture of a mad dog biting indiscriminately, as long as it is a normal person, you want to avoid it.

Thinking of this, Fen laughed excitedly. Although this body has no vocal cords and the universe does not have the conditions to transmit sound, her laughter is still heard by all "people".

The meaning behind the laughter can be understood by those giant alien monsters, Fen doesn't care. Without that kind of "the world just revolves around me" indignation, I don't even have to fight this next battle.

So at this time, Finn is like a car with the brakes removed and the accelerator deadlocked. Either knock yourself into scrap metal, or theoretically possible

On the infinite road, rushing forward endlessly.

In her excitement, in order to be able to move freely in the universe, her shoulders shook, and a pair of huge butterfly wings immediately grew on her back.

Don't ask how butterfly-shaped wings can function in the near-vacuum of space. Fen doesn't have the common sense to do this, and she doesn't rely on it now.

The pair of winged phantoms were disproportionate to the emaciated torso. With the advancement of time, there is a tendency to expand outward. It's as if you're going to rely on such a pair of wings to expand your area to the point where you're on an equal footing with other alien monsters.

The peculiar colors that render the silhouette of its butterfly wings almost blend in with the cosmic space as the background, but with clear margins.

Outside of this side, you can see a little streamer, constantly floating outward. Some dissipated into space, while others remained in place with difficulty, merging with the streamers that came out later, eventually forming the outward expansion of the butterfly's wings.

Compared to this psychedelic picture, Lin Zheng, as a vice-brain, is experiencing the brain-burning sensation that Fen felt before.

On a whim, a woman wants to grow a pair of wings. If they were still organic organisms, whether it was Lin or Fen, they could breathe through with the magic transfiguration.

But now this miniature cosmic body does not work that way, and cannot be driven by the methods that organic organisms perceive.

It can be said that none of Lin's known magic can work on this body, it runs a different and more complex set of rules, and even challenges someone's knowledge of physics. Biological knowledge is directly invalidated, and you don't have to think about it.

The most difficult part is how to make this body exist in the main universe without having to destroy the main universe.

This is not to say that the micro-universe on which we are based and the main universe are like matter encountering antimatter, and there is no second way to go except to eliminate each other. But there is no harmony between the two.

Although oil and water are not miscible with each other, if you stir it with a stick, it can still be stirred into a mess. Instead of a lump of oil and a lump of water, the two are clear.

Then change the outline of the microcosmic body, so as not to allow yourself to be split and become the bait of many external gods; It is also necessary to maintain the marginal balance between the two, without causing too much resistance or destruction. Lin's efforts are not just as simple as brain-burning.

At this time, whether it is useful or not, all the knowledge that has been stored up and not yet integrated has been turned over and confirmed.

To maintain the balance of a universe, mathematics and physics are the foundation of everything. But super computing power alone is still not enough to explain everything. Philosophy, which has a vague space, comes out to fill this part.

And such a part is not something that can be made up by vagueness. What is needed is a firm belief like Finn to fix the shaky results.

But this is too difficult for a Scientology believer who is accustomed to speaking with evidence. So Lin had to redouble his efforts and pile up enough evidence to hypnotize himself into believing a certain fact.

In the process, Lin had an epiphany! This is not to say that he has entered a stage of sublimation of consciousness, but to understand why the outer gods are so strange and unpredictable. Because I made the mistake of looking at those high-dimensional beings from the perspective of low-dimensional human beings.

Perhaps the phrase "a thousand Hamlets for a thousand people" is a bit of a no-nonsense way to describe a literary work. However, the unstable state of the outer gods, although it will allow the subjectivity of the observer to dominate, cannot be explained correctly.

This seemingly contradictory phenomenon stems from the arrogance of human opinion. I thought there was something right and the only thing in this world, and I thought what I saw was true. Even the idea of wanting to get the truth of everything from an objective point of view is not objective in itself.

When he realized his mistake, Lin quickly abandoned his mentality and returned to his purest will.

You know, it wasn't done at the same time, but someone killed three of me. He can still maintain his human touch, but he is used to such an attitude to life, so

In the daily life of playing the role of the past self.

If playing oneself has become an obstacle, then it is good to stop such actions.

Abandoning the "I" and driving the basic rules of the miniature universe with the most primitive instincts, even if these rules are very different from those of the main universe. This microcosmic body is like a body making an arm, like an arm making a finger, and thousands of changes are only in a single thought.

It's just that this "thought" can no longer be born from some unintentional person. To start thinking, you must first have a heart before you can have a thought.

In other words, if there are no accidents, this microcosmic body with butterfly wings will also enter the ranks of the outer gods. Everything runs according to the rules that belong to the miniature universe, just like Lin and Fen's instinct when they came into contact with the outer gods in the past.

But this microcosmic body is one with two hearts, with Fenna's incomparably strong subjectivity, which makes up for the thoughts that someone has already abandoned.

In fact, if you change someone, even if you have the strength above Fen, you may not be able to control this micro-universe through Lin.

However, the contract between Lin and Fen made the original impossible possible, and all the fantasies became reality. In the eyes of other outer gods, this newly promoted peer has unparalleled action.

Anyway, that burst of laughter was enough to prove that Lin and Fen were different from the other outer gods.

Suddenly, the pair of illusory butterfly wings solidified a little. The brilliance on it also becomes more vivid, both eye-catching and demagoguery.

The diffuse streamer is like a poisonous scale, eroding everything in its path. The only result, tangible, intangible, is assimilation or annihilation.

Such a change, not to mention Finn into the battle and achieve results. Even before she moved, the astral-level alien monsters that had originally gathered in the distance also changed their direction and kept moving away.

But this is no longer something that others can stop if they don't want to fight. Fen's passion drove her to complete her plans or destroy them before then. There's no room for flexibility.

So after the laughter, the woman who held the name of the demon king again crashed into the outer god pile again. I want to fight for myself.