Super God: Speak to the ultimate fear!

Chapter 296 The Droplets That Seal the River Styx!
"Oh no, you're acting really strange."

Inside Death Song Academy, Hua Ye, who was lying on the sofa, immediately sat up upon hearing this. He frowned and said to Karl, whose expression was always calm and serene, "The high-end forces of the entire galaxy! And that damned Triangular Civilization! Plus the Angel Civilization and the Demon Civilization! They're all coming to attack me! I don't even have anywhere to find the three generations of gods!"

"Didn't your Styx forces cause trouble for Earth's civilization before? Why can't you get the Styx civilization to help you now?" Hua Ye didn't understand why Karl wouldn't just take action and instead kept upgrading his divine body technology. What kind of nonsense was that?
"Hmm," Death Karl, the figure behind the desk, smiled gently, his clear, bright eyes crinkling like crescent moons as he stared quietly into Hua Ye's eyes, speaking softly in a voice devoid of warmth:
"Are you teaching me what to do?"

"..." In an instant, Hua Ye's gaze met Karl's. Looking into Karl's deep, pure eyes, Hua Ye felt as if he were seeing a fear deeper than the abyss. Hua Ye fell silent, then suddenly forced a smile: "No way, I was just curious. I asked, I asked. I can do it myself."

Death God Karl had a faint smile on his lips as he quietly observed Hua Ye for a while, until the latter felt a chill run down his spine. Only then did Karl slowly withdraw his gaze: "It's not that the Styx civilization can't make a move, but that it's incapable of making a move."

"Unable to make a move?" Hua Ye's eyes flashed. This wicked guy who was pretending to be a god, couldn't he at least come up with a better excuse?
“Yes, I cannot intervene.” Death God Karl said calmly, “During the years you were fighting against the Angelic Civilization, major events also occurred in the Styx Galaxy, but you didn’t pay much attention to them, so you are unaware of them.”

"Um, could you tell me more?" Hua Ye looked at Karl's expression and felt that the other party didn't seem to be lying to him, so he asked.

"The advanced technology of Earth's civilization is impressive. Five years ago, they dropped a droplet detector into the Styx Galaxy, blocking all possibilities for the Styx civilization to leave the region," Death God Karl said calmly.

"A water droplet detector?" Hua Ye was taken aback; it was the first time he had ever heard of such a thing.

“Yes, the droplet.” Death God Karl slightly raised his hand, and brilliant starlight condensed in his hand, then projected a dark silver droplet that was rapidly traveling at the edge of the universe.

"This is a super weapon capable of faster-than-light strikes, representing the pinnacle of physical technology. As long as this droplet remains in the Styx Galaxy, no Styx civilization will dare to harbor any hostility towards Earth's civilization," Death God Karl said softly. At the same time, he also revealed some parameters of the Dark Silver Droplet, allowing Hua Ye to experience firsthand the terrifying destructive power of this super weapon.

"This droplet started from the Chiwu star system, skipped across the water in subspace, and finally took several months to cross the Milky Way and the Shenhe Galaxy to arrive at the Styx Galaxy."

"I know what you want to say, get the stubborn Taotie civilization to help you? Sorry. The Taotie civilization's iron head has been smashed to pieces by this Dark Silver Droplet, and they have no room for resistance at all." Karl initially wanted the Taotie civilization to continue to rise, but after taking a look at the Taotie star system, he tsk tsk tsk. It's hopeless.

The Dark Silver Water Drops shattered the confidence and arrogance of the Taotie civilization to the point that even Karl couldn't salvage the situation.

"Right now, all civilizations in the Styx Galaxy are living in fear, worried that if their frontline troops show any hostility towards Earth, their home planets will suffer a devastating attack from the Dark Silver Droplets. So, now you know why the Styx Galaxy can't help you, right?"

Death God Karl revealed a mysterious smile: "Because the Styx Galaxy has been sealed off by a tiny droplet of water."

Hua Ye looked at the various data about the Dark Silver Droplet provided by Karl with a grim expression. Although the Dark Silver Droplet had the theoretical value for a faster-than-light strike, it was normally unusable. However, even if it wasn't used, a sub-light-speed strike would be enough to annihilate the Fallen Angel army in an instant!

Hua Ye quickly simulated the scene of the Dark Silver Droplet arriving at the Angel Nebula in his mind. A flash of cold light disappeared in the chaos, and the entire army of fallen angels instantly exploded into a blood mist.
"So, now, do you want reinforcements from the Styx Galaxy's army? Or do you want to see the Dark Silver Droplet arrive at the Angel Nebula?" Karl smiled slightly.

Hua Ye's expression was extremely ugly. He realized that provoking the Chiwu Star System was the second biggest mistake he had ever made in his life!

The biggest mistake was provoking the Divine River Civilization!

Who knows how that peasant Earth civilization suddenly developed such terrifying black technology?!
Hua Ye only deduced based on the parameters given by Karl. He discovered that if the entire Fallen Angel civilization were to encounter the activated Dark Silver Drops, all life below the fourth generation of gods would be instantly blasted apart!

"Surely there are very few of these terrifying weapons?" Hua Ye asked after a moment of silence.

"I don't know, it could be a lot, or it could be a little," Karl chuckled.

"However, if you upgrade your illusionary body, you will be able to become immune to the attacks of the Dark Silver Droplets." Karl kept urging Hua Ye to say goodbye to his little brother as soon as possible.

Hua Ye should have had his illusionary body a long time ago, but for various reasons, this idiot Hua Ye never changed it. Karl was also helpless.

He needs experimental data on the linkage between the Void Black Hole Engine and the Phantom Body, but that idiot Hua Ye keeps refusing to give him a proper experimental subject.

Why did Karl keep having Hua Ye experiment with the linkage data between the Void Black Hole Engine and the Phantom, instead of doing it himself?
The reason is simple: as an 'observer,' Karl wants to avoid directly implanting the Void Engine, which would interfere with his observation perspective.

Just like in some sports, if you are both the referee and the player, the final result may seem impressive, but in reality, the system is riddled with problems.

This is the observational logic that Ge Xiaolun, the Galactic Force, ultimately grasped in the method of using the final judgment.

As for Hua Ye being too powerful and rebelling?
Carl had certainly thought about this, but he didn't care.

It wasn't that Karl was stronger, or anything else; it was simply that from Karl's perspective, Hua Ye was an idiot. Rebellion was one thing, being a pawn was another. In any case, both could be used to collect data, so Karl didn't care whether Hua Ye betrayed him or not.

"Why do you keep pushing me to upgrade my illusionary body?" Hua Ye frowned. Karl was a very dangerous person, and Hua Ye was always very cautious when dealing with him.

For example, sometimes Karl would state a whole bunch of conditions, and Hua Ye would only complete a portion of them, not all of them.
“Collecting experimental data,” Karl chuckled, his answer quite honest.

However, Karl's answer did not satisfy Hua Ye: "Aren't you afraid that I will become stronger and then you won't be able to control me?"

“When did I need to control you?” Karl looked up at Hua Ye, who was making creases on his antique sofa, and then laughed. “Do you know that your freedom of thought is also the experimental data I need? How could I possibly interfere with my experiments just to control you?”

Karl needs to see through Hua Ye how the void corrupts life, therefore Hua Ye must be happy, must be free, and must be able to do whatever he wants. Only in this way can the accuracy of the final experimental data be ensured.

“Well, that seems to be true.” Hua Ye hesitated for a moment. Although everything Karl said was true, Hua Ye still felt a little uncomfortable. Karl seemed to see Hua Ye’s hesitation and smiled gently, “What is there to hesitate about? Now that you’ve embarked on this path, you should naturally continue down it.”

"And think about it, if it weren't for the power of the void, you would still be nothing more than a rat that everyone wants to kill. How could you possibly rule over the fallen angel civilization that occupies most of the Angel Nebula? How could you have been able to live so happily all these years?"

“Although some of these things may sound ominous, I think it’s fine to say them,” Karl chuckled. “For you, the experiences of these past few years have been far more exciting than your previous ten thousand years, haven’t they?”

Hua Ye remained silent.

Carl is right. These past ten years, since he came out of retirement, have been the most comfortable time of his life.
The significance of ten years of life far surpasses that of the previous ten thousand years of life!
"Moreover," Karl didn't like to pressure people. He preferred that Hua Ye genuinely supported the Void, worshipped the Void, and gradually gave up his life for the Void. Only in this way could Karl obtain the most authentic data.

"I can say something you can understand: you are someone who has faced the final verdict, and I will not give up on you so easily." Karl's character doesn't involve making promises; he only uses cold, hard facts to express his determination.

"Your sweet words are cold, but I can still listen to them." Hua Ye slowly raised his head and looked at Karl's handsome face.

"Oh, really?" Karl smiled gently. "It's a pity, only you can understand this." For some reason, Karl sighed.

"You seem to be mourning a nameless old friend," Hua Ye said in a deep voice.

“If possible, I still hope she can survive.” Karl shook his head. Liang Bing’s data was disappearing throughout the universe. Only gods like them, who were connected to the void, could barely resist this ‘disappearance of concepts’ and remember Liang Bing.

"I don't quite understand why you didn't save her. I think I sensed fluctuations in the data of the Great Clock. She relied on the Great Clock's power to recreate Demon One, and then she was swallowed by the void black hole." Hua Ye frowned. He wasn't stupid; he knew Karl had a thing for Liang Bing. Although Hua Ye was usually arrogant and lecherous, he was still observant.

Although Carl always says he doesn't care, does he really not care?

Therefore, Hua Ye couldn't understand what Karl was really thinking.

“I even think you killed her with your own hands,” Hua Ye said silently, determined not to take the blame.

His initial plan was simply to wipe out those disgusting demon civilizations; as for Liang Bing, Hua Ye had no particular intentions.

In the end, there was nothing Hua Ye could do when Liang Bing came to her death, especially since she did so with Karl's help.
“No,” Carl shook his head slightly. “I’m just mourning the passing of an old friend and hoping she can find what she’s looking for.”

"???" Hua Ye was a little confused about what Karl was thinking.

"Alright, get ready. It will take the Galactic Federation and the Mottled Blue Legion several months to reach the Angel Nebula. That's a good time to upgrade your divine body and reach the theoretical value of the fourth-generation Void Black Hole Engine." Karl shook his head, not intending to say anything more about Liang Bing's matter, but waved his hand, telling Hua Ye to go down and find Snow.

Hua Ye stared at Karl for a long time, then waved and turned to walk outside.

After Hua Ye left, Karl slowly unfolded the ancient book in his hand, revealing the title of the book after he moved his palm away.

If Hua Ye were here, he would definitely be taken aback, his pupils shrinking slightly.
Because the title of the ancient book in Karl's hand was...
"Space-Time Theory: An Interpretation of Spatial Dimensions!"
Author: Liang Bing!

“Spatial dimension.” Karl stared blankly at the yellowed cover in his hand, then looked up at the almost unchanging moon outside the window, his thoughts drifting into the distance.

In a daze, Karl seemed to hear someone whispering in his ear.
"Professor Karl, what do you think is beyond this world?" The girl, dressed in a fitted robe and holding thick books, pushed up her flat glasses and leaned against her professor's bookshelf, asking curiously.

“Perhaps, it’s a completely new world?” Karl remembered that he seemed to be stunned for a moment before answering with a smile.

"Heh. I should have said back then that the outside world is the void, and we should have joined the void together for a glorious evolution. That would have been much better." Pale moonlight fell on the table, Karl's eyes flickered slightly, and then he smiled silently.

"But there's a high chance Keisha will come knocking on our door with her sword, right?" Karl chuckled, his thoughts gradually returning to normal.

However...

"It's getting more and more dangerous behind that door, Liang Bing. If you really want to go out and see, now is the best time."

The appearance of Special Life No. 7 stirred up many ripples in Karl's heart, ultimately leading him to consider sending Liang Bing away.

"If you have the data fluctuations of the Great Clock within you and are lucky, you might be able to meet the Dean of Space. How far you go depends on your fate."

Karl carefully placed the ancient book on the table back on the bookshelf behind him, then pulled up his hood. The cold moonlight fell on his bangs, making his face appear extremely gloomy.

"As for my life," a pair of deep eyes flickered slightly in the shadows beneath the hood.

"The ending will be revealed naturally." The cold-faced boy revealed a faint smile befitting the Grim Reaper.

No one knows what Death wants to do.
But he's called the Grim Reaper.
What else could you want to do?
(End of this chapter)