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Chapter 620 The Omniscient and Omnipotent

Far from the ruins of the demon city, under the crimson sky of the battlefield, a campfire dispelled the surrounding chill.

The flames flickered, casting alternating light and shadow on Jehovah's face.

They embraced tightly, as if trying to embed themselves into each other's bones and blood, to make up for the years lost in hell.

Hua's body was still trembling slightly, not from the cold, but from the shock of surviving the ordeal and the ecstasy of being reunited.

"Eat something first."

Zhang Qi sat to the side and casually handed over a sizzling, fragrant piece of exotic beast leg meat, breaking the moment of tranquility.

Hua lifted his head from Ye's embrace, took the heavy piece of roasted meat, but did not immediately put it into his mouth.

"Yes... he told me everything. Thank you."

She looked at Zhang Qi, her eyes, once filled with despair, now brimming with the most sincere gratitude.

Her voice was still a little hoarse, but every word was clear and solemn.

"Mr. Zhang Qi, thank you."

Ye also looked at Zhang Qi, his eyes almost overflowing with reverence.

"The power you imparted to me... could you... also teach it to Hua?"

He paused, then gripped Hua's hand tightly, his tone pleading.

"I will stay here for a while."

Zhang Qi's gaze swept over the two of them, and he finally nodded.

In the days that followed, the three began to move toward the edge of this vast and desolate land.

Because Hua didn't possess any extraordinary talent, Zhang Qi's teaching was gradual, progressing step by step from the most basic energy perception to physical conditioning.

But for Ye, the approach is completely different.

Zhang Qi no longer needed any demonstrations or words.

He simply extended a finger and gently touched Ye's brow.

In that instant, Ye's world was completely reconstructed.

An endless torrent of knowledge, like a bursting dam, poured directly into the depths of his consciousness.

No longer scattered formulas and theories, but a complete knowledge system about matter, energy, space, and even some fundamental laws, was directly "written" into Ye's memory by Zhang Qi in a form that transcends language and writing.

The fact that he could do this directly is naturally due to Ye's talent.

If we compare a device to a computer, then the hardware is the body, and the software is the soul.

The so-called training is about making the hardware stronger and the software run more efficiently.

For ordinary people, the only way is to practice step by step, accumulating knowledge little by little, to make this supercomputer stronger and able to perform more calculations.

However, Ye already had powerful core components from the beginning, but it became this half-baked state because other components such as power supply and memory could not keep up with the performance of the CPU.

However, correspondingly, this part of the improvement is much simpler than the CPU improvement.

Therefore, he adopted a more direct approach...

Ye did not disappoint Zhang Qi.

His data-driven talent was catalyzed to its fullest potential under this kind of indoctrination.

In just a few days, his strength and wisdom expanded at an unbelievable speed.

The world he saw had completely changed; it was no longer mountains, rivers, grass, and trees, but a dynamic ocean of data composed of countless atoms, energy strings, and probability clouds.

He can easily analyze the direction of the wind and predict the trajectory of falling leaves in the next second; he can understand the internal molecular structure of rocks and find the weakest stress point to crush them with a single finger.

With this transformation, Ye finally became clearly aware of his own uniqueness.

One day, as they were resting in a secluded valley, Ye stared at a wisp of magnetic force swirling in his palm and suddenly looked up and asked Zhang Yi.

“Mr. Zhang Qi, if… if I could know the initial state of every particle in the universe and have enough computing power to deduce the influence of all external factors on them, could I… calculate the past and the ‘future’?” Upon hearing this, Zhang Qi’s lips curled into a barely perceptible smile.

He didn't answer directly, but instead waved his hand casually, and three energy stars emitting different lights appeared out of thin air, hovering above his palm.

They attract and repel each other, their trajectories are completely irregular, sometimes approaching, sometimes moving away, and each intersection generates endless variables.

"You calculate where they will appear in the next moment."

Data streams flashed wildly in Ye's eyes as a massive influx of information flooded his mind, attempting to construct a motion model of the three celestial bodies.

However, he failed.

Whenever he was about to lock in a definite result, the subtle gravitational perturbation between the three stars would cause the entire model to collapse instantly, giving rise to millions of new possibilities.

"This is the 'three-body system,' a typical chaotic model."

Zhang Qi retracted the energy star and explained in a calm voice.

"Small perturbations added to the three celestial bodies can make their trajectories unpredictable."

The universe is billions of times more complex than this.

Besides the interactions of these objective factors, there is something else entirely—a variable that cannot be calculated.

"What is it?"

"The subjective will of living beings."

Zhang Qi's gaze deepened.

Yelu looked thoughtful.

Even in a purely material world without spiritual energy or magic—these 'carriers of will'—the subjective observation behavior of intelligent life can still affect the state of microscopic particles. This is the so-called 'observer effect'.

In a world like ours, every intelligent life form, every thought, every choice, exerts a tiny yet real 'disturbance' on the entire world.

He pointed to the moon, then to the distant horizon.

"The accumulation of these countless individual, unpredictable subjective wills ultimately leads to an eternal, unpredictable chaotic system."

No matter what methods are used, one can only predict the 'possibility' with the highest probability within a certain range, and cannot obtain a unique 'future'.

"Even you... can't do it?"

He found it hard to believe. In his eyes, Zhang Qi was practically synonymous with omnipotence.

"I can deduce that you are hungry now, based on objective data of your body's energy consumption."

But if I don't exert any influence, I can't be 100% sure whether your next step is to eat barbecue or drink water.

A single thought of yours can cause a tiny branch to appear in the timeline.

And in the universe, every moment, countless lives generate countless thoughts.

“These countless tiny ‘timeline branches’ intertwine like a boundless giant web, ultimately forming what we call… countless parallel worlds.”

"No entity can be absolutely 'omniscient' about this unimaginably vast chaotic system."

Zhang Qi gave an example.

"I see……"

"No wonder...no wonder the great enemy of humanity you mentioned would do such a thing..."

He muttered to himself, as if talking to himself.

No wonder Zhang Qi had mentioned to him that the ultimate threat that looms over all human civilization would do such a thing...

"That's right, that guy killed all 'possibilities' and the future."

It forcibly 'constricts' the timeline, cutting off all branches that do not conform to its expectations, causing all 'futures' to collapse into a single ending set by it.

It divides the entire multiverse into different 'temporal states,' like a ranch, with the aim of harvesting the essence of all worlds in one fell swoop at the final moment.

(End of this chapter)