The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Let's get back to the book I have in my hand, "The Three-Dimensional Theory of the Universe".

Not long ago, the transformation of the Mirror Space entered its final crucial stage, and she vaguely sensed that her mindset was becoming somewhat restless.

In order not to let her emotional turmoil affect the transformation of the mirror space, she decided to temporarily stop and do something else to calm her mind.

It was during that period of adjustment that she read the book that she had copied from the bookshelf of senior Tracy in the Starry Sky Hall.

The content described in the book broadened her horizons and completely refreshed her worldview.

In an instant, even the excitement and joy of the imminent completion of the Starry Ark were replaced by the awe brought by the contents of this book, and the problem of mindset was easily solved.

If the transformation of the mirror space hadn't reached a critical juncture, and if the contents of the book hadn't required careful contemplation, she probably wouldn't have been willing to close it at all.

Now that the ark is complete and the voyage has begun, she can finally calm down and study the book, and she immediately becomes engrossed in it.

The book’s core argument is that “the universe is composed of three dimensions: space, time, and soul. These dimensions are intertwined and continue to expand and diverge over time.”

Simply put, the world she is in right now is merely a specific result of the interaction between the dimensions of "space" and "soul" within the river of "time" in which she exists.

Time itself will constantly branch out, giving rise to countless parallel or intersecting timelines.

On each timeline, space and soul may take completely different paths of development, evolving into countless bizarre and diverse worlds and countless intelligent beings.

The consciousness of the Blue Star world once told her that if she ever gained the power to save the world, it would guide her to find its counterpart on another timeline.

After reading this book, Moran finally understood the true meaning of these words.

In the long river of time, a certain fork in the river gave birth to the blue planet.

Initially, its trajectory existed only on one timeline, but as the time dimension continued to expand, each fork would give birth to a new timeline, and on each new timeline, a brand new Earth would appear.

These blue stars evolved independently in their respective orbits.

When they draw enough energy from their interweaving with the dimension of the soul, they give birth to intelligent life.

As intelligent life continues to evolve and civilization develops to a certain stage, world consciousness awakens, and Earth is thus promoted to a Level 0 world.

Only when a world becomes a Level Zero world and possesses its own consciousness can it draw energy from the void to help the intelligent life within it break through the boundaries of the mundane and enter the realm of the extraordinary, thereby propelling the entire world to a higher level.

However, if the intelligent races on the planet were to become extinct during this process, the world's consciousness would dissipate, turning it into a silent, dead star in the universe.

The Blue Star from the timeline Moran came from led to this very fate.

But the fate of Earth on other timelines may not be the same.

Time is irreversible, but it constantly branches out, creating new possibilities. That's why the consciousness of Blue Star told her that it could send her to another timeline.

Her arrival will cause that timeline to branch again, and on the new branch, she will have the opportunity to guide Earth towards a different future through her own power.

However, traveling across time is far more difficult than traveling across space. It not only requires extremely powerful strength, but is also subject to a fundamental law: two identical souls cannot exist in the same world on the same timeline.

Fortunately, the Blue Star where Moran originally lived was a Level 0 world where no extraordinary life had yet been born, and she was just an ordinary intelligent life at the time.

The soul of an ordinary life is like an unsprouted seed, not yet sprouting branches, unable to generate a new self in different dimensions of time and space.

Only when life enters the realm of the extraordinary can the soul truly "sprout," growing more and more branches, allowing the "self" to be born and grow on other timelines, becoming an existence that is both the same and different.

When the self on a certain timeline dies, the power of the soul will be distributed to the self on other timelines. Only when the self on all timelines has completed its life journey will this dispersed power of the soul reunite and give birth to a new life with even more outstanding talents.

Moreover, the soul dimension is deeply bound to the spatial dimension. A soul can only give birth to a new "self" in this world on a different timeline. Some worlds call this process reincarnation.

In other words, among countless blue planets, only one blue planet on a specific timeline had her soul appear.

In this timeline, before the world consciousness of Blue Star perished, it sent her soul away. When her soul settled in the world of Valen and was marked by the world of Valen, "she" who had ever existed in the Blue Star timeline also disappeared.

Now, she can travel to any planet on any timeline; the only difference is the time requirement.

As for what level of strength is required to safely cross timelines, the book does not specify, because even Tracy herself has not yet reached that level.

The groundbreaking knowledge presented in "The Three-Dimensional Theory of the Universe" was not deduced out of thin air by Tracy, but rather a crystallization of wisdom she collected and organized by engaging in direct dialogue with the consciousness of many worlds through the power of the "Book of Omniscience".

The omniscient witch's knowledge was indeed beyond everyone's imagination. Moran estimated that even explorers with higher magic levels than Senior Tracy and who had been to more other worlds might not know the truth about the universe.

The blue planet she was born on was a zero-level world that had never given birth to extraordinary intelligent life. The world of Valen, which accepted her wandering soul and gave her a new life, was also a world on the verge of extinction for intelligent races during the Age of Divine Descent.

Having realized this, "Star Refining Technique" became the only magic that Moran was unwilling to touch from the bottom of his heart, and had no desire to practice whatsoever.

This Star Refining Technique is a special magic used by high-level explorers to extract the primal power of weak, level-zero worlds and endangered worlds, and condense it into "Primal Magic Crystals".

It originates from a super-large plane that uses the melting of small life spaces and small worlds to improve the level of magic power. It does not have strict requirements on the talent of practitioners. The only requirement is that a large amount of magic power crystals refined from the origin of the world must be continuously invested during the practice.

Even if plundering is easier than providing aid, Moran has no intention of taking that shortcut.

She plans to treat rescuing Level 0 and endangered worlds as a rehearsal and training for saving Earth in the future.

With this experience, when we truly need to transcend time to save Earth in the future, we won't be caught off guard. (End of Chapter)