Chapter 908 An Unpredictable Variable

Chapter 908 An Unpredictable Variable

Somewhere within the vast expanse of space

"My god," a woman with fiery, cracked skin called out, standing in a brightly lit expanse that stretched infinitely without ceiling or width.

Scattered across the room were wide tables filled with cylindrical equipment, unknown chemicals, and ingredients both known and unknown to existence. Various scientific instruments and apparatus, each with a special purpose, crackled with life, working simultaneously towards a single goal.

In the midst of it all stood a being cloaked in a bright, shining light whose skin or attire could not be seen.

He was their god, their creator, Naka.

Anyone foolish enough to attempt to uncover his true form would be met with blindness if they were wise enough to avert their eyes in time or death as swift as the morning breeze if they were foolish enough to allow their gaze to linger.

As if hearing her voice, he paused abruptly before resuming his actions, muttering to himself. His words were like whispers that stretched across the room's endless expanse as though he were the only being present.Visitt for the latest updates

She had no idea why her creator, a being higher than any false god in existence, would choose to allow himself to be afflicted with something so mundane—something prevalent only among demigods who had ascended to divinity and were either overconfidently foolish or unprepared to behold its depths.

But whatever his reasons, she believed he had a purpose. Her god was great; thus, any direction or action he took must surely be greater.

Regardless, there was no telling when he would slowly reacclimate to the natural flow of time, so she cleared her throat again. "My god, I have received news from the Vylkr Reavers to retrieve the Vylkr artefact," she uttered, hoping this time to attract his attention.

Fortunately, this time, he heard her. He whipped his head toward her—at least she suspected he did—and muttered, "What is the news?"

"Fascinating..." Naka uttered once more.

Almost instantly, he activated his gift—omnipotence, omniscience, and omnipresence naturally followed. Time seemed to scream like a vixen caught in a gust of wind, revealing everything beneath her skirt, until it abruptly came to a screeching halt.

"I don't see anything," Naka's voice echoed with bewilderment.

He activated his gift again, delving into the future of the floating island before him. It was like a librarian meticulously dusting through an ancient book, searching for crucial details he might have overlooked.

He explored its variables—potential futures and probabilistic events, contemplating the outcomes of approaching it, observing from afar, or seizing the Vylkr artefact. Yet, he found nothing.

It was as though time had slipped from his grasp, carrying the future away with it and rebuffing his every attempt to grasp it.

The future of the floating island was... impotent.

Naka tried once more, but darkness greeted him again.

This was the most improbable and astounding event he had encountered. It left him feeling unnerved!

"A variable," Naka's voice reverberated across the vast - not so vast - expanse.

As a divine being capable not only of peering into the future but also of observing the myriad branches representing potential futures, influenced by different choices and events, and even manipulating the probability of each outcome to favour himself or make subtle adjustments to significant alterations, there was only one factor that could obscure the potential future of the floating island within the safety of the primordial barrier, and that was an unpredictable variable!