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Chapter 247 The Bewildered Otsutsuki Isshiki

This parallel world was completely suppressed, utterly crushed, especially after Uchiha Kazuto's eye technique covered it. Those rebels briefly surfaced, and then nothing more happened, only providing the Academy of Sciences with a large number of living subjects.

This is one of the benefits of ruling a new world. Because we are currently researching the creation method of advanced Grim Reapers, a large number of souls are consumed every day. If this continues, the laboratory's reserve of materials will eventually run out.

They have no way to resurrect people from their shattered souls.

Essentially, their resurrection spells are not true resurrection spells. In fact, most of the so-called resurrection spells in worlds with souls are not true resurrection spells at all. The person is not dead, the soul is still there, so how can it be said to be dead?
In this worldview where a soul exists, only when the soul shatters can one be said to be truly dead.

Based on this soul-based resurrection technique, it is essentially a technique of combining the soul and the body. The true resurrection technique is one that can perfectly and completely resurrect you regardless of your current state.

For example, being completely annihilated, or being conceptually erased, can lead to direct resurrection; this is the true art of resurrection.

Unfortunately, this kind of resurrection technique is extremely difficult. In fact, the current Academy of Sciences has a project that studies this true resurrection technique. Every day, it requires consuming some souls to try various methods to piece together the scattered souls or try to use other technical means to resurrect creatures that have completely died.

For example, there are concepts like time travel, information reconstruction, and even attempts to connect to the vast ocean of cosmic information to retrieve people from it...

Time is something that can be said to exist or not. If we could manipulate those moving particles and reassemble them back to a certain point in the past, wouldn't that be what is called time travel?

As for information reconstruction, it's even simpler. Living organisms are composed of energy, matter, and information, with information being the most important.

If we find information about an individual at a certain point in time and collect that information, and collect the substances that constituted him at that point in time and recombine them, wouldn't we be able to revive him at that point in time?

This could even be described as a single person. In addition, it has a connection to the information ocean of the universe. The theory first assumes that there is a special information database in the universe, which contains all the data of the entire universe. As long as you connect to this information database, you can export all kinds of information and then reconstruct it.

Resurrection is a simple matter, but unfortunately, so far, a lot of souls have been consumed, and there has been no result at all.

However, there's nothing that can be done about it. After all, this kind of true resurrection technique is considered top-tier technology in most universes. Anyone who masters it is practically a god. How could it be developed so easily?

Parallel worlds are better; there are more sinful souls, whether in reality or in the Pure Land. Now they have a large number of souls to use.

In the end, the White Snake Immortal and the Slug Immortal committed suicide.

They knew about the old toad's tragic fate; he was used as an experimental subject and thrown into a laboratory to suffer inhumane and endless torture, all in order to obtain the Great Toad Immortal's ability to predict the future.

But if he really figured out the Great Toad Sage's abilities, would he be able to survive?
Impossible, absolutely impossible. Once we've thoroughly researched it, the Great Toad Sage will become material that can truly die at will.

This is true despair.

I might as well just kill myself now and die.

"..."

Somewhere in the ninja world, Otsutsuki Isshiki looked utterly bewildered. Was he dreaming?

"How did this world suddenly fall? I haven't truly been resurrected yet!"

Otsutsuki Isshiki felt somewhat dazed. Although he had known about the parallel world invasion for some time, he still felt incredibly disoriented when it actually happened.

Is it reasonable that such technology has appeared in the ninja world?

That's completely illogical. You have to understand, even within their Otsutsuki clan, they could only travel to other worlds using that divine artifact, not connect to other worlds on a large scale. Although it's amazing, it can't be used casually.

After all, it's a parallel world. This world has the Otsutsuki clan, and so do other worlds. If things are messed up, today in the parallel world will become the future of their world, and it might even create a closed spacetime loop.

There's also the possibility of being killed by your parallel universe counterpart, or being hunted down by the Otsutsuki clan of that parallel world.

This is because spacetime is discontinuous, but when spacetime becomes continuous, this closed loop can be easily broken.

Even some members of the Otsutsuki clan genuinely believed that the artifact could travel through time, when in fact it could not.

That really is just a parallel world, because if it were possible to travel through real time and space, all sorts of inexplicable paradoxes would arise.

For example, the idea of ​​traveling from the future to the past to devour a tailed beast presents a problem. If you're going back to the past, you must be going with the intention of succeeding, not with the intention of going on a trip to the past and courting death.

If a tailed beast from the past was devoured by your future self, then the tailed beast would no longer exist in the past timeline.

and then?
Then, at some point in the future, you arrive in this world. According to the continuity of the worlds, there are no longer any tailed beasts in this world, so you don't need to go back to the past. Okay, now here's the problem: since you don't need to go back to the past, the tailed beasts shouldn't have disappeared. And the disappearance of the tailed beasts means that you must go back...

In short, time travel is not feasible; there are too many contradictions, and it would easily lead to things that have no cause and effect, making it seem utterly absurd.

The idea of ​​a future self giving a golden finger to a past self is incredibly contradictory. So, where is the first cause?

If your past self needs a cheat code from your future self to grow, then how did your future self grow in the past?

Where did the cheat code at the beginning of the time loop come from?

Without cause or effect, it's a castle in the air, and we don't know when it will collapse.

At least in the ninja world, there is no such thing as time travel that is so contradictory; there are only parallel universes.

(End of this chapter)