MC Creative Mode: Wholesale Perpetual Motion Machine

Chapter 332 Mending the Sky and Returning Home

Just as sugar dissolves rapidly when dropped into water, in this lower level of vacuum, all matter in the universe can no longer maintain its original state, and the energy levels drop together, causing the original structure to be completely destroyed.

In theory, vacuum decay will spread outward from a single point, eventually reaching the entire universe, until the vacuum of the entire universe falls to this new level.

That would be tantamount to the destruction of the world.

Perhaps in this vast and boundless universe, countless vacuum decay points have already begun to spread outward; perhaps the region of the universe where Earth is located has already experienced vacuum decay countless billions of years ago, forming a new state of matter in a new vacuum.

But if this terrifying vacuum decay bubble is allowed to continue to spread outward, everything in the solar system will be affected.

All planets and all interstellar dust will completely lose their original appearance.

"Failed? What a pity..." The God of Electromagnetism sighed regretfully.

As the vacuum decay bubble continued to expand rapidly, enveloping all beings on both sides of the battlefield in a short period of time, the battle ceased.

“Yes, our battle is over,” Daigo said.

"I never expected that my operation would completely fail before even half of the three-minute time limit I calculated had passed." The God of Electromagnetism shook his head.

"Perhaps I should have stopped fighting after you started splitting into multiple copies, Mr. Tiga, but I was still a little too excited and a bit emotional."

His gaze revealed a hint of sadness, sorrow, and regret: "You, in this state, already possess a power that I cannot completely devour before reaching the boundary. Ultimately, we cannot journey together to the distant horizon."

Looking at the endlessly spreading vacuum decay bubble, the God of Electromagnetism looked somewhat guilty: "We have already failed, but we have still left you with some bad things."

He looked at his hands: "I am not yet able to completely solve the vacuum decay bubble problem, and even if I could solve it, I would no longer want to solve it."

“I’m so sorry…”

"No, it's okay," Tiga said softly. "Everyone has their reckless moments in childhood, didn't you too?"

"Your choice to fight us recklessly still means that you haven't completely abandoned your past feelings, doesn't it?"

"Indeed, you have learned everything about humanity, experienced all human emotions firsthand, and are no longer moved by them."

“You have grown up, but no one has ever said that grown-ups cannot return to their hometown or cherish their childhood.”

"Moreover, it is not impossible for us to travel together to distant places."

After saying that, the countless Ultraman Tigas all stretched out their hands.

The sparks of light burst forth, converging into a galaxy that flowed into the hands of the god of electromagnetism.

It was an extremely pure light, unlike the material state that the giant of light stabilized itself to interfere with the material world. Instead, it was a purer light, completely identical to the light life form that arrived on Earth 3000 million years ago.

Tiga said softly, "Even we need to keep evolving in our battle against you. Human consciousness, human emotions, everything about humanity, are superfluous in this evolution, unnecessary redundant data."

"But no one has ever said that you can't leave behind anything extra after you grow up."

"Even those life forms of light that truly arrived on Earth 3000 million years ago, didn't they choose to assimilate with the ancient humans because of their emotions, leaving behind their fighting bodies, which we inherited 3000 million years later?"

"Our consciousness structure has indeed evolved into a more advanced state, but we, as redundant data, can still remain in that state."

"Our journey is not just about endless progress; we can also pause for a while and appreciate the scenery along the way."

Tiga gazed into the depths of the universe, his voice gentle and understanding: "You are still a child of humanity. Since you wish to travel far away, then go. After you have fully evolved, we, who possess the same life form, will accompany you and explore the unknown together." Tiga pressed his hand to his chest, his gaze resolute: "But we can also stay, we can still linger amidst the scenery along the way."

“Come on,” Tiga extended his hand to the God of Electromagnetism, palm up, in an inviting gesture. “If you want to travel far away, then go ahead, we will accompany you. If you want to stay, then stay, we will still accompany you.”

During the conversation, the God of Electromagnetism paused for a moment, then suddenly smiled and tightly grasped Tiga's hand.

“But…” He looked at the pure light in his palm with a worried expression, “the vacuum bubble problem is probably difficult to solve.”

Whether it's the Lightning Man or the Giants of Light, their evolved forms are too advanced to need anything from the old ones.

Therefore, even if the God of Electromagnetism is also the past of the Lightning People, it is still impossible for him to command the vast existence formed by the basic units of the Lightning People that have long been spread throughout the entire solar system and exist in every point of matter and every point of electromagnetic force.

Similarly, the Giants of Light are the same; human consciousness cannot even truly comprehend their fully evolved consciousness structures, nor can it issue commands.

The two are almost incompatible; they cannot understand their evolved forms, and these evolved forms of light would probably find it equally difficult to identify with them.

Perhaps, at this moment, based on their original beliefs, these evolved lights could remain here temporarily, but that's all. Trying to make these fully evolved lights erase the vacuum bubble is highly unlikely.

If they had such an intention, they would have erased it the moment evolution was completed.

Perhaps, from the perspective of the fully evolved lightning humans and these lights, there is no difference between human survival and death, or between the spread of vacuum bubbles.

"It's alright." Tiga chuckled at the Electromagnetic God's remorse, then grasped the God's hand again, his gaze fixed on the distant sun that brought endless light to the solar system. "Let's go together!"

"Since the vacuum state is a lower energy level state that forces the surrounding high-energy vacuum state to fall, then let's raise its energy level!"

"You mean..." The God of Electromagnetism looked surprised, then smiled. "I understand, let's go together then!"

Thus, all of Tiga's and the God of Electromagnetism merged together, transforming into a towering giant.

Space shattered like paper in his hands, and his enormous hand expanded endlessly, firmly grasping a gigantic fireball at the other end of the spatial rift.

The sun is being dragged along, its energy being extracted to fill the vacuum bubble that is spreading at the speed of light.

Perhaps by raising the energy level of the vacuum, this terrible disaster could be halted.

However, it seemed too late. The vacuum bubble was spreading outward endlessly at the speed of light, and the energy of a single sun was probably insufficient to completely fill it before it spread to a wider area.

However, a faint white light and a faint spark of electricity were intercepted at the edge of the vacuum bubble that was spreading at the speed of light.

"That's it!" the God of Electromagnetism exclaimed in surprise, "You and I, they actually chose to stop it!"

Looking at the two incredibly gentle beams of light, whose energy was extremely weak, yet which somehow managed to forcefully halt the spread of the vacuum bubble, Tiga smiled softly: "Perhaps, even for them after their complete evolution, there is still a trace of longing for their childhood..."

Time passed slowly, and when the enormous sun was exhausted, the cracked sky was repaired.

It's a pity the sun is gone, but as long as people are still here, that's good.

Just then, the Earth, which had fallen into subspace, reappeared in its original location.

Ultraman Tiga smiled and said, "Alright, everyone, let's go home..."

(End of this chapter)