Chat group: Among all the heavens, I am the Bull Demon King!

Chapter 29 Looping Formulas, Infinitely Stacked Boxes!

The All-Heavens Chat Group, the Transmigrator Chat Group!

[Lu Sheng, the Ultimate Demon Lord: The Ascension Emperor of Shrouding the Heavens? Is this the Shrouding the Heavens I'm thinking of?]

[Mysterious Zhou Mingrui: Probably. I remember there was a Feathered Divine Dynasty in Shrouding the Heavens, founded by the Feathered Emperor, who also apparently killed the Ruthless Emperor's brother.]

[Lu Sheng, the Supreme Demon King: Should we still tell them about the Cthulhu Mythos and Qin Shi Huang? I remember the Great Emperors in the world of Shrouding the Heavens were incredibly powerful; a single battle could reach the edge of the universe and obliterate the Great Dao.]

[The enigmatic Zhou Mingrui: This…]

Klein hesitated for a moment, then decided to ask Niu Jun for his opinion.

[Mysterious Zhou Mingrui: @Journey to the West Niu Jun, do you think we should tell Emperor Yuhua about the Cthulhu universe and Qin Shi Huang?]

[Niu Jun from Journey to the West: Actually, you already had the answer in your heart when you asked this question, didn't you? You're the group admin; whether or not to tell the Feathered Emperor is up to you.]

Niu Jun was able to guess Klein's general idea just by glancing at the chat group information.

Clearly, Klein did not want to tell the Ascended Emperor about the Cthulhu world and the situation of Cthulhu Ying Zheng.

If you really wanted to tell the other person, you wouldn't have hesitated so much.

As for why?
Why are there so many?
Everyone sweeps the snow in front of their own door, and don't care about other people's frost.

What benefit would it bring to Klein to tell Emperor Yuhua about the Cthulhu universe and Qin Shi Huang?
Do you really think you can gain the favor of an emperor with just a few free words?

In particular, if the situation of the Cthulhu universe and Qin Shi Huang were told to Emperor Yu Hua, it would inevitably offend Fu Xing Chao Nyarlathotep, one of the three pillar gods of the Cthulhu universe.

For Klein, who was cautious throughout his life, this was undoubtedly a loss that outweighed any gains.

the most important is.

If Niu Jun were placed in Klein's group leader position.

He was also curious about whether chat group members could attack each other, and what would happen if a chat group member died.

Klein told Lu Sheng and Niu Jun about Ying Zheng earlier only because they were all fellow transmigrators from Blue Star, and he was just helping them out casually. It wasn't because he thought Klein was a saint.

However, Niu Jun also knew what Klein was hesitating about.

[Niu Jun from Journey to the West: Are you worried that no one in the world of Shrouding the Heavens can deal with De Naya's clone?]

[Mysterious Zhou Mingrui: Boss, you're brilliant! I was just worried that once the Outer God Nyarlathotep's avatar appears in the world of Shrouding the Heavens, no one will be able to subdue him, leading to the entire Shrouding the Heavens universe being corrupted by the Cthulhu God.]

While Klein is not a saint, it doesn't mean he's willing to stand by and watch a universe be corrupted by the Cthulhu mythos, causing the deaths of billions of lives.

[Niu Jun from Journey to the West: You don't need to worry about this at all, because before I transmigrated, Old Demon Chen had already patched up the Shrouding the Heavens trilogy and started building the boxes.]

[Niu Jun from Journey to the West: According to the patch settings, the three members of the Shrouding the Heavens trio definitely have a realm above the Great Luo realm. With a single thought, they can create countless worlds and look back on the past and future.]

If all of this were true, let alone the three Cthulhu gods, even Azathoth, the god of blind folly, would be utterly defeated by the trio in the world of "Covering the Sky."

Thinking of the various settings in the "Covering the Sky" trilogy, and the theory of infinitely stacked boxes.

Niu Jun didn't think that the Outer God Naya could cause too much trouble in the world of Shrouding the Heavens. He might just become nourishment for the three members of Shrouding the Heavens to grow.

Most importantly, the world of Shrouding the Heavens is not only home to the Shrouding the Heavens trio, but also to the Desolate Heavenly Emperor.

[Niu Jun from Journey to the West: Also, don't forget who created the world of Shrouding the Heavens. If you say that the Desolate Emperor didn't leave any contingency plans in the world of Shrouding the Heavens before he left, I certainly don't believe it.]

[Lu Sheng, the Supreme Demon King: No, what are you all talking about? What trilogy? Stacked boxes? Is there even a trilogy for Shrouding the Heavens?]

Listening to Niu Jun and Klein's discussion, Lu Sheng was somewhat confused.

Okay. Please forgive him for transmigrating too early; he had no idea what the "Covering the Sky Trilogy" was, let alone the subsequent patches and the stacking of boxes.

When he transmigrated, Chen Laomo's Perfect World had just ended, and Sacred Ruins had not yet been released.

[The Mysterious Zhou Mingrui: The "Covering the Sky Trilogy" consists of the novels "Covering the Sky," "Perfect World," and "Saint Ruins." In "Saint Ruins," Chen Laomo connects all the characters from the three novels to fight against a strange race on the plateau.]

[The Mysterious Zhou Mingrui: In "Saint Ruins," both the Desolate Heavenly Emperor Shi Hao and the Ye Heavenly Emperor Ye Fan are beings who have surpassed the level of the End of the Path, reaching a realm above the Sacrifice Dao, becoming complete transcendents, immortal and indestructible.]

Klein explained to Lu Sheng what the "Covering the Sky Trilogy" was all about.

[Niu Jun from Journey to the West: You're wrong. The realms beyond the Sacrifice Dao are not just about transcendence and immortality.]

[Niu Jun from Journey to the West: According to the setting of "Saint Ruins", in the realm above the sacrificial path, all the Great Daos are like flowing water, which can be evaporated in an instant.]

Fate, destiny, cause and effect, the way of heaven, etc., are nothing but the most fragile bubbles, too fragile to touch, and will collapse at the slightest touch.

This realm transcends so-called eternity, the Great Dao, the vast world, all time and space, beyond the universe, beyond chaos, etc. Wherever the gaze falls, all depletion is exhausted, and all is restored.

[Niu Jun from Journey to the West: When you reach this level, you can generate endless time and space and cause and effect lines, and you don't need to care about whether you disturb the future.]

Because at this level, what one sees is endless space and time, endless possibilities; the Great Dao and space and time lose their meaning above the sacrificial path.

In a single thought, one can gather immeasurable cosmic spacetime, the infinite ocean of the universe, the ocean of the world, the ocean of time, etc., into a single primordial state.

From the beginning, countless primordial ...

What is meant by "stacking boxes"?
The realm above the Sacrifice Path in "Saint Ruins" perfectly illustrates this concept: infinite stacking, infinitely stacking boxes.

To put it more clearly.

That is the atomic cosmology.

An atom is a universe, countless atoms make up another new atom, and then countless new atoms make up another atom... an infinite nesting doll, without boundaries.

Thinking of this, Niu Jun suddenly remembered something and typed:

[Niu Jun from Journey to the West: Speaking of the realm above the Sacrifice Dao in "Saint Ruins," and the infinite stacking of boxes, I suddenly thought of the cyclical formula in Lu Sheng's world; the two seem to have similarities.]

[Niu Jun from Journey to the West: The Cyclic Formula elucidates the most fundamental principles at the level of the three major cyclic mechanisms, from how to establish the main rules to the subsequent pure laws, and finally to the transcendent rules and concepts, stimulating the great cycle, ultimately exceeding the scope of the macroscopic metaspace of the three major cyclic mechanisms, reaching infinite boundaries.]

An infinite loop, an infinite stack of boxes!

To be honest, Niu Jun has a hard time figuring out what the realm above the sacrificial path in "Sacred Ruins" is, just as he has a hard time imagining what an infinite stack of boxes is.

Even the infinite series of pi is divided infinitely after the decimal point.

However, the infinite stacking of boxes above the sacrificial path in "Sacred Ruins" is an infinite stacking before the decimal point, which makes it difficult for Niu Jun to understand.

Because in this theory of infinitely stacked boxes, all energy appears out of thin air, making it even more perpetual than a perpetual motion machine. It is not only a concept, but also a concept without any rules or rationale to support it.

In this setting.

Let alone the three pillars of the Cthulhu universe.

Even the blind and foolish god Azathoth, upon entering the world of the Shrouding the Heavens trilogy, is but an ant among ants, destined to vanish into thin air with a single glance from Emperor Ye.

Therefore, not only did Klein want to use the Outer God Nyarlathotep from Cthulhu to test the rules of the multiverse chat group.

Niu Jun also wanted to use the outer god Naya to probe the details of the world in the Shrouding the Heavens trilogy.

(End of this chapter)