Next up is Newton.

“I think you and the Cursed Return World should be able to get along well.”

Xia Jie only glanced at Lord Niu twice before making the arrangements.

For every parallel Earth, there is a human civilization; for every human civilization, there is a Newton.

Similarly, so does the size of the prison.

The difference is that the Prison Master of the Cursed Return World hasn't crashed yet, while the Prison Master of the Sun and Moon World has already crashed and been promoted to the "Prison" generation.

Xia Jie swallowed the last bite of her hamburger, left the metaverse, and stepped into the world of Sun and Moon once again.

The relatively easy first battle is over, and Xia Jie herself cannot predict whether to head south or north next.

What is certain is that future generations will not stand idly by and watch him and the law of causality decide the outcome so directly.

Because when he left the world of the sun and moon, he sensed an "observation" that should never have existed in the early universe at the beginning of its birth.

Chapter 83: The Beginning of a New Era - Standard Star Creation Chart

The starry sky, an endless starry sky.

The starry sky is magnificent and beautiful, like a vast and boundless river of mercury on a dark canvas, making people marvel at the infinitesimal, mysterious and wondrous power of the Creator.

The above is the beautiful scene that Xia Jie saw at first glance after entering the Sun and Moon World.

Faced with this magnificent cosmic panorama, Xia Jie happily exclaimed:

"Where did I come from? Is this still the solar system?"

In fact, let alone the solar system, Xia Jie, who was currently in space, looked across the Milky Way and couldn't find a single familiar constellation, not even the Milky Way or Andromeda.

He was inside a strange universe, which was very strange.

Because of Xia Jie's interference, the time-space landing point set by the challenge space is absolutely fixed.

Before leaving the Sun and Moon universe, he shifted the spacetime point backward, setting it on the artificial solar system that had been replaced.

According to Xia Jie's perception, her location in spacetime was not wrong at all.

In other words, this is not a failure of challenging space, but rather a change in the external environment of the spacetime point.

This is not hard to understand; it can be explained by the saying "the world changes like the sea turning into mulberry fields." It's similar to a landmark ancient tree whose surrounding houses have been demolished and replaced with a park, so when the swallows fly back next year, they won't be able to find their old nest.

But Xia Jie has only been gone for a short time, the time it takes to eat a giant Krabby Patty, how could the solar system and the Milky Way have disappeared?

Who exactly is interfering with the spacetime of the "here and now" universe?

Given that the law of causality does not have such a high degree of subjective initiative, there is only one truth: this is a "human-made" transformation of the world.

Halfway through her rant, Xia Jie suddenly understood everything and unleashed her power, preparing to use her immense lightning strength to overcome any skill with brute force.

But just as when the protagonist of a story comes to a crossroads in their destiny, there will always be a wise person to show them the way forward.

The space in front of Xia Jie also underwent some kind of change, prompting him to withdraw his power and observe the situation for the time being.

The first thing to arrive was sound.

"Hello," came the deep, weathered male voice.

"I'm not good enough," Xia Jie complained.

What followed was the formation of light and shadow.

A hand reached out, and Xia Jie shook it in response.

The light and shadow completely merged into a human shape.

A holographic projection appeared before Xia Jie, dressed in a white lab coat, with messy hair, stubble, and a tired yet bright look in his eyes. He was unkempt and perfectly fit the world's impression of a mad scientist, yet he did not look like someone from the future.

"Welcome to the end-of-days universe we have created, Mr. Xia Jie."

We observed that you arrived at the same spacetime coordinate twice, so we took the liberty of wrapping this coordinate with the "standard cosmological model - A7n1".

As a former senior researcher at the Federal Star Sea Research Institute and a 45th-century enthusiast of ancient anime, I refer to it as the 'standard star map' of our universe, based on the concept of a 'simulated star map'.

"You've told me all this just so this thing can better suppress my power?" Xia Jie raised an eyebrow.

He clearly felt that his power was rapidly slipping away from him. In this narrow, materialistic universe that seemed to deny all extraordinary phenomena, especially supernatural powers, he was becoming weaker exponentially every second.

At this rate of weakening, in another 3 minutes and 18 seconds, I will transform from a humanoid cosmic spirit holding a galaxy into an ordinary person who can fight a street dog to a standstill.

“Of course, sir, otherwise I would have no need to talk to you.”

"Is it possible that I'm also stalling for time and preparing a big move?"

“Of course, sir, otherwise you would have no need to talk to me.”

Click—!

Hundreds of millions of Adaptation Wheels completed a full rotation within Xia Jie's body, and the crisp sound was confined within her.

In fact, Xia Jie's spell power and computing power are more than enough to support more wheels to analyze and adapt.

Unfortunately, the adaptability of the Demon Void is not conceptual; it has its limits.

Even with special enhancements during those seven hundred or so wishes, the adaptability of hundreds of millions of wheels stacked together has already reached the theoretical upper limit of the principle of adapting to all things.

Adding more of these quantities only creates redundancy and serves virtually no purpose.

To go further, the only way is to optimize from the level of the underlying principles, but Kyubey's wish-granting technology is somewhat shrouded in secrecy.

In order to avoid turning the principle of adaptation into an uncontrollable overlord like the "principle of cycles" like Kyubey, Xia Jie only used wish optimization to deduce the principle twice.

When he discovered that its internal structure was becoming increasingly complicated and bizarre, even developing into an unintelligible metaphysics, and showing signs of turning into a mountain of shit code, he decisively stopped.

But that's enough.

Click—!

With the second ringing sound, Xia Jie's weakness stopped. He had begun to adapt to the effects of the standard Star Chart, and what he would adapt to next was the method of complete destruction.

Chapter 84 Breakthrough of Vision

"The energy level has stabilized? Sigh, things are never that simple."

Almost as soon as Xia Jie finished adapting, the man sighed, looked directly at Xia Jie, and spoke, his tone filled with obvious disappointment.

"Phew, before we officially begin, let me reintroduce myself. My name is Sayer, I am 747 years old, and my hobby is studying 21st-century antiquities."

Xia Jie's eyes narrowed slightly. Although she no longer needed oxygen breathing, her chest still rose and fell slowly in space.

Matter determines consciousness, and human nature is strongly bound to the human body structure.

Living like a human being is one of the main ways he maintains his humanity after transcending the human form.

"Xia Jie, a human from another world, is younger than you if you don't count sleep time. Her hobbies are fighting, getting stronger, and doing silly things."

"Well then, Mr. Xia, let me give you a little heads-up: the end of human civilization is not the 45th century, but the 62nd century."

Even the standard star chart I've presented isn't the end of the 45th century. Shouldn't we consider surrendering?"

Click—!

“Quite confident, Sayer, but your future civilization seems to have made a mistake in one thing, which is—”

You are the challengers!

Even without air as a medium, the two still managed to complete their final pre-battle exchange.

"A challenger...? That sounds good."

The projection vanished in an instant, replaced by a violent distortion of spacetime.

Centered on Xia Jie, a supermassive black hole with a mass comparable to that of a supercluster was born.

Within the event horizon of the black hole, Xia Jie is rapidly falling towards the singularity, which has an infinitely small volume and infinitely large density.

As one of the most extreme physical events in the universe, not only can light not escape, but even spacetime will come to an end here.

This is a "black hole," a physical marvel caused by pure mass.

"Even Jiang Mingzi's 'Minor Hun Tian Borrowing Treasure Technique' can create a smaller version of this thing, so what use is it to me? It can't possibly have a death sentence, can it?"

Xia Jie used her causal vision to observe the singularity in front of her. After confirming that there was nothing unusual, she directly transformed into causal karma and escaped from the black hole along the causal chain that transcended time and space.

A mere black hole is not worth him wasting a single ounce of his energy on.

He's not Diavolo, who would frantically breathe on a powerless Stand and suffer the consequences of his own ignorance.

The next moment, Xia Jie, who had escaped, saw the familiar solar system, and behind her was a miniature black hole that had shrunk countless times and seemed to be about to evaporate completely due to Hawking radiation.

"Oh no! I've been tricked!"

Lao Xia immediately wanted to escape from the "present time and space", but found that the standard creation star map was still open, and the power of the forbidden law was completely concentrated on him, making his speed of activating the law slow down by a full 0.1 seconds.

"Oh no, we're doomed."

Xia Jie from the Solar System was not happy to see this, because he had figured out the scheme of the researcher Sayer.

Contrary to Xia Jie's initial speculation, the Standard Star Chart had no ability to shield causal perception, and the communicative Sayer projection was not being manipulated by a real person, but rather by a more advanced AI.

What actually happened was that, although Xia Jie slightly shifted the spacetime point in the time dimension.

The location of the descent remains the same, but the time of descent is pushed back from "before the solar system was replaced" to "after the solar system was replaced".

However, the "time" in Xia Jie's eyes and the "time" in the eyes of future people are never the same concept.

Xia Jie's timeline is a "God's-eye view," or a "reader's-eye view" narrative timeline. In Xia Jie's eyes, the appearance of the "artificial solar system" occurs "after" the "real solar system" is swallowed up.

For the Future Federation, which is in a similar situation to the "lower-level narrative" and relies on the "NPC perspective" to observe the world, both the artificial solar system and the original solar system will exist on the final day of 2025.

In the timeline of the Sun and Moon Universe, the two events occur simultaneously and in the same place. In other words, Xia Jie's act of altering the time of arrival has no effect on the Federation!

Therefore, the Federation's adherence to the old coordinates and its passive waiting for the opportunity to come to pass, due to the difference in the nature of the two timelines, unexpectedly succeeded perfectly.

It's a case of the process being wrong but the answer being correct; it was just pure luck.

Then, the Federation took the correct second step, wrapping the coordinates with the standard creation star map and accelerating time within it at an extremely high speed.

This move effectively deceived Xia Jie, making him mistakenly believe that the Federation had the ability to shield itself from causality, which is why it dared to do such a world-changing thing to the past.

However, Xia Jie was wrong in three aspects of her judgment at the time.

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