Curse Reply: I'm going to fight the Myriad Corpse Immortal, the highest level one!

Then the wind pressure behind him suddenly eased, and Z City on the ground shrank into a blurry dot. On the dark curtain adorned with the sun and starlight, a blue planet came into Saitama's view.

Then, the solid feeling behind me collapsed the moment it appeared, and the gray earth rose up in boundless dust. The ground melted into magma due to the violent impact.

And so, the bald man in the yellow bodysuit and white cape crashed through the clouds, broke through the atmosphere, and flew straight toward the surface of the moon, creating an exaggerated crater with his body.

Relying on Black Flash's lightning-infused mechanism, Xia Jie successfully demonstrated to Saitama her unparalleled fighting prowess.

The only strange thing was Saitama's battle suit. Although the material was no different from ordinary clothes, it only had a hole after withstanding his attacks.

Is this reasonable?

Is it that Saitama has a biofield or something that protects his clothes, or is this combat suit something like Hulk's shorts, anti-gravity skirt, or the large white light that protects sensitive areas when a character takes a shower? Is it some kind of special setting that shouldn't exist in the real world, or rather—logic?

As Xia Jie pondered, the Arm of Boros beside her spontaneously repaired the broken end and shot into the sky like a rocket.

Xia Jie followed closely behind, supported by the purple somersault cloud on her hair.

Unlike the mechanical Maru and Yukichi from the Cursed World, who were forced to exchange their physical abilities for the range of their spells due to their innate heavenly curses, his control over his hair was quite limited. Even if he used his spells to their fullest potential, he could not cross the vast distance between the earth and the moon.

In other words, he needs to keep up with the arm he is controlling.

So, is there a way for ordinary sorcerers with mortal bodies to fly as fast as rockets without getting injured and still survive normally in the lunar environment?

Yes, brother, yes.

Xia Jie clasped her hands together, forming a hand seal, and was about to use her own body as a barrier to construct a unique domain when the arm that had been flying towards the sky suddenly flew back.

"I think the suburbs are better than the moon. At least take my opinion into consideration."

As the two passed each other, one flying and the other landing, Saitama scratched his head and said...

"..."

Xia Jie did not answer, but looked up at the sky, capturing the image of the moon with superhuman eyesight.

A huge pit, a huge pit that caused half a moon to crack.

"Wow, they jumped straight back from the moon?"

Xia Jie complained.

It wasn't that he didn't want to consider the other party's opinion, but if they really went all out and started fighting, Earth's small size was unlikely to be able to withstand it.

Instead, we should start from the moon and unleash our power into outer space.

But since Saitama chose to jump back, then...

Above Xia Jie's true spirit, a trace of my power was mobilized, strengthening Earth into a super Earth capable of supporting a million magnetic field madmen to fight to their hearts' content.

Chapter 200 Only Logic Is Insurmountable

2 minutes and 41 seconds into the battle.

"Mom, I'm scared."

Outside of Z City, a little girl nestled into her mother's arms.

Above her, the clouds parted to make way for the overwhelming power, and the planet's atmosphere was parted in the middle by Saitama's serious punch.

The moon had shattered completely at some point, and a wriggling, pinkish-purple moon had taken its place.

As the figures clashed, the skies around the world howled, like the doomsday horn sounded by angels on Judgment Day.

The atmosphere was roaring.

Huge fragments of the moon were captured by gravity, shattered into more pieces in the clear, wind-swept sky, and then glowed red and bright due to friction in the air, turning into a daytime meteor shower that howled over the city.

From Genos's perspective on the ground, the traces of Saitama and Master Natsuki's battle stretched from the ground to the sky, and then from the sky into the depths of the Earth's core.

Life on the planet's surface cowered amidst the tremors and roars whose source was unknown. They were filled with fear and unease because two enormous, unseen beings were battling above, beside, and even underground.

The two figures moved so fast that they exceeded Genos's observation limits, and the battle could only be deduced from the scars scattered across the world.

The heroes of the Hero Association were at a loss in the face of battles that were completely beyond their capabilities, and could only focus their energy on evacuating and protecting the civilians.

The higher-ups told them that the great disaster predicted by Granny Shibabawa had come true; the earth was doomed, and humanity was doomed.

"Impossible! The teacher uses his strength with great restraint; he is definitely not the kind of person who would disregard everything for the sake of fighting."

Genos flew over Z City, his prosthetic eye spinning wildly as he tried to track the battle's trajectory while desperately trying to figure out why the two had fought so frantically.

After integrating a large amount of intelligence, he quickly arrived at an incredible answer—because their battle would not really affect others, and because all the damage they caused could be repaired.

Yes, according to information Genos obtained from online and other sources, the number of people injured in this battle worldwide is "0".

Even ICU patients undergoing surgery were cured by some mysterious force.

The economic losses suffered due to the fighting are being reduced to zero.

The earth and sky are healing, vehicles that collide on the road automatically separate and recover, and candies that have fallen to the ground fly back into pockets. Amidst the roaring heavens and earth, living beings are filled with fear, but in the end, they are all safe and sound.

Even this global fear was contained within a safe psychological threshold by an irrational force.

Everything was too bizarre, but only such fantastical facts could support Genos's conclusion.

His second conclusion was that Saitama seemed very happy.

"How spirited you are, Saitama!"

In the vastness of space, where there should be no support, Xia Jie stands atop a "battle moon" woven from her hair, staring at Saitama, whose eyes are incredibly bright.

"Yes, I felt so energetic... It's been a long time since I've fought like this."

Saitama clenched his fist, and an illusory yet scorching flame ignited on his crimson gauntlet—his "momentum," the burning fighting spirit within his heart.

Sound cannot travel through a vacuum, but the two of them are so powerful that their voices can travel independently without a medium.

So powerful that the traces of their battle after they left Earth continued to reverberate in the vacuum, showing no signs of weakening, as if the world itself had been wounded.

Under the coercion of two minds, the vacuum of the universe was forced to become a place where one could breathe and draw strength, just so that the two supreme beings could have fun.

Xia Jie finally understood why the universe uses a single language, why life on different planets shares the same atmospheric composition, why humanoid beings exist in such a vast universe, and why the number and strength of powerful beings on Earth are so unique in the universe.

Because once, a peerless powerhouse was born in the universe who unified the measurement system of the starry sea with absolute heart and strength, and molded the universe into any shape he desired, like kneading clay.

This peerless powerhouse may have been born on Earth, or may have cared most about Earth, which is why Earth has become the center of the entire universe.

For Xia Jie, this powerful figure who manipulates everything from behind the scenes has another, more widely known title—

Gods.

The battle erupted again in the next instant.

Galaxyes shattered, black holes collapsed, and all things became pitiful and fragile before absolute will, turning into dust under the unrestrained power, and being crushed into mud and ash under the feet of footprints that spanned light-years.

For life forms that have completely broken free of their own limitations and filled their power and growth into an infinite number, they only need to awaken slightly for everything to bow down to them.

Because they can truly center everything around themselves, the battle between Xia Jie and Saitama becomes increasingly beyond reason, beyond the limited physical spacetime that three-dimensional beings can perceive.

They never came, they left long ago, they are here now.

Above all things, in a dimension that is both vast and boundless, yet as insignificant as a speck of dust, the deity Xia Jie spoke of stood silently.

Shaped like a nebula, yet resembling a geometric form, it awaits the approach of the two amidst the extreme contradictions of existence and non-existence, the macrocosm and the microcosm.

Because information about the gods in the original work was lacking, the Challenge Space kindly chose the strongest one for Xia Jie when selecting similar worlds.

This also led to a situation where, even though ONE himself wasn't seeking controversy, and most of the plot and character designs matched the original or remake, the god who was the hidden boss was somehow excessively powerful.

Then, He reached out His "hand" to Xia Jie.

"Borrow it for a moment."

As the first life form in the universe to completely unlock its limiter, it died so hastily in the hands of Xia Jie's mind, which was like a universal key.

No matter how many lofty achievements He has made in the past, no matter how grand His ideals are for the future, and no matter what power and obsession He possesses.

He fell into death so easily.

He, now dead, could no longer speak.

A being that has "completely" unlocked its limiters will naturally not be defeated, but a weak being that has only completely unlocked its limiters within the scope of the worldview is ultimately nothing more than a first-realm existence lingering within the system.

Therefore, He had no reason to attack Xia Jie without dying.

For Xia Jie, "logic" itself is also a kind of limiter.

The collapsed state of "cannot do" and "can do" is the manifestation of limitation. If an individual still has things he cannot do, or if he cannot "do" because he "cannot do", then it cannot be said that he has "completely" broken free of the limitation.

The only truly unrestricted state is the "omniscient and omnipotent" being who can both fly out of logic and return to it at any time to dance freely.

So, can Xia Jie "achieve" a breakthrough? He "cannot".

The idealism in the One-Punch Man universe is an objective idealism belonging to the worldview, rather than a subjective idealism of "I think, therefore I can, I freaking can do it".

It can only unlock restrictions within the framework of the world, and restrictions that the world allows to be unlocked.

Using it to challenge the "logic" that is the supreme truth of all heavens and myriad realms is no different from Wugensheng, who is second only to one person, using his supernatural ability "divine spirit" to dissolve the great supernatural power exerted by the original Yuanshi Tianzun.

LOL, it's simply "impossible".

and many more?

"Can't do it?"

Xia Jie's eyes sharpened.

Why can't it be done?

"Cannot do" means "cannot do".

Before logic, everything within the realm of logic is equally humble and powerless.

In other words, whether he has attained the fifth realm, "First Cause," and can create and destroy countless worlds with a single thought, or his numerical value is low, roughly equivalent to that of a stranger named Wugensheng on the roadside, or even a real stray dog ​​on the roadside.

The probability of them breaking through to the "Logical Realm" is equally "zero".

So, is there really a difference between seeking a breakthrough using one's own "first cause" and using external, false idealistic forces to break through the limitations of logic?

The answer is, no.

Chapter 201: Fake or Real? Ye Wan Hit Me

There's no difference at all!