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Chapter 801: Professionals Must Dare to Make Judgments
The explosion generated by Cosmic Energy instantly spread in all directions. Upon contacting the Cosmic Storm that formed the simple Meta Field, the two identical energies collided and began to counteract each other, eventually canceling each other out.
Mutual cancellation doesn't mean the energy completely dissipated. The energy from the explosion still remained, turning into crystal-clear, snowflake-like particles falling from the air. Combined with the Giant standing in the original place, whose body size approached a hundred meters, it created an indescribable sense of holiness.
Of course, anyone with Megalophobia definitely wouldn't feel that way.
Yang Le scanned his surroundings. Unfortunately, although Way Big's prototype was Ultraman, he didn't possess Ultraman's omnipotent ability.
Way Big couldn't simply spread his hands and release a light to achieve restoration of the devastated ground. Although Cosmic Energy could mimic the light from the Ultraman worldview to accomplish many things, restoration of the environment was beyond its capabilities.
Not even Ultimate Way Big could do it.
However, even though Ultimate Way Big couldn't do this, Yang Le had another convenient alien hero who could.
The white light dissipated, and Clockwork, the time king with a brass-colored body, made his entrance.
As the Clockwork mechanism on Yang Le's head continuously rotated counter-clockwise, the surrounding environment began to 'repair' itself, like a video recording being rewound.
In just over ten seconds, the area within a hundred li radius was restored to its usual state. If you ignored the corpses lying on the ground, it would seem as if everything had never happened.
Clockwork's control over time was near perfect. They could, like a search engine, manipulate time targeting only specific entries.
For example, the No-Watch Class had once performed time maneuvers targeting only the Ben of each universe, and had also released a wide range time line of sight, but only expelled a small portion of humans.
What Yang Le needed to do was much simpler than that. He only needed to simply rewind time for the surrounding environment, and Yang Le hadn't touched those dead creatures.
Large-scale resurrection of life was a business that would affect Death, one of the Marvel Four Abstract Entities. Constantly resurrecting creatures that were supposed to die would greatly weaken Death's power, and might even cause Death to suffer from ailments similar to those that only creatures get.
Although Death's attitude in the comics indicated that she didn't care about this, Yang Le still didn't want to create any resentment with an existence of this level.
Who knew if Death would suddenly bring up old scores one day? After all, just like their collective name suggested, Abstract Entities could be truly abstract at times. (Comics Author going crazy)
Yang Le looked up and saw several corpses, as tall as a mountain, constantly shrinking. Their true forms were the Frost Giants previously enhanced by the Casket of Ancient Winters.
Now that they had lost the influence of the Casket of Ancient Winters and the temperature had restored to normal, the Frost Giants naturally began to shrink again. It was believed that they would soon return to a body size of around two meters, and then even humans themselves could clean them up.
"Roar!"
"Hmm?"
Yang Le frowned slightly. Why did he suddenly hear the howl of a beast? When he shifted his line of sight in the direction of the sound, he saw Wolverine, biting a hammer and running towards him on all fours like a beast.
Wait? What Thing?
Yang Le subconsciously slowed down time around him. The figure that was originally unclear now clearly entered his line of sight. It really was Wolverine. That beast ears-like hairstyle, plus the adamantium claws about to extend, he would definitely not mistake.
"How is this old person also being controlled?" Yang Le strode over to Wolverine's side. To outsiders, it looked like teleportation.
However, in reality, just like DIO carrying Polpo, he was simply walking normally, just playing with time a little during the walk.
"This makes Skirn seem like some kind of scam organization, preying on children and old people."
Yang Le scratched his head, the friction between his fingertips and scalp making a grating sound. At this moment, Wolverine finally realized his enemy had disappeared and once again locked onto Yang Le, who had inexplicably appeared beside him.
Looking at Wolverine, whose eyeball and body seemed to be rotating in slow motion, Yang Le had no thoughts of bullying a hundred-year-old person. He raised his hand and released a time ray.
With this ray, Wolverine instantly became a month younger, truly a month younger. After all, Yang Le didn't know when Wolverine had obtained the hammer, so he simply rewound time a little more.
But he quickly realized he was doing useless work. As long as Wolverine held the hammer, no matter how much he rewound time, he would still be controlled by the hammer, at most only allowing him to be sober for a few seconds.
After a few seconds, the hammer would continue to confuse Wolverine's mind.
So Yang Le immediately switched targets, changing the time ray's target to the hammer that Wolverine was biting, pondering whether to fast forward or rewind time.
Ultimately, Yang Le decided to rewind time. After all, the Serpent was still alive at this stage. Yang Le needed to rewind time at least to the point before the hammer was forged, turning the hammer into a pile of material to get rid of the Serpent's control.
But rewinding time like that would take too long, probably thousands of years. Yang Le thought about this and decisively chose to accelerate time instead.
After all, according to the current trend, the Serpent wouldn't be alive for much longer and would perish together with Thor. Once he died, the hammer would lose its true master and naturally lose its effect of controlling the human heart.
At this point, someone might question, "The Serpent is still alive now. Even if you jump the hammer to a time after the Serpent's death, wouldn't the hammer regain its effect of controlling the human heart once it reappears in a time where the Serpent exists?"
Indeed, that's true. But what Yang Le wanted was for the hammer to lose its effect for just an instant.
Yang Le began to jump time. Just as he guessed, after only jumping forward three days, the hammer lost its activity and broke into several pieces under Wolverine's bite force.
This was because in the previous second, the hammer's enhancement effect on Wolverine was still present, but the hammer itself had already lost the Serpent's blessing, turning into an ordinary stone with nothing special about it. Naturally, it couldn't withstand the bite force of the enhanced Wolverine.
The stone hammer, broken into several pieces, fell to the ground. This kind of magic item, without the blessing of magic, is generally very fragile if its material isn't particularly outstanding.
Yang Le's judgment was based on the eyesight he had developed after learning celestial energy magic. A professional magician must dare to make judgments.
Besides, he had countless opportunities to redo it, so why not prove his guess?
After all, that entire series of guesses and experiments had only taken a second of reality time.
(End of Chapter)
The explosion generated by Cosmic Energy instantly spread in all directions. Upon contacting the Cosmic Storm that formed the simple Meta Field, the two identical energies collided and began to counteract each other, eventually canceling each other out.
Mutual cancellation doesn't mean the energy completely dissipated. The energy from the explosion still remained, turning into crystal-clear, snowflake-like particles falling from the air. Combined with the Giant standing in the original place, whose body size approached a hundred meters, it created an indescribable sense of holiness.
Of course, anyone with Megalophobia definitely wouldn't feel that way.
Yang Le scanned his surroundings. Unfortunately, although Way Big's prototype was Ultraman, he didn't possess Ultraman's omnipotent ability.
Way Big couldn't simply spread his hands and release a light to achieve restoration of the devastated ground. Although Cosmic Energy could mimic the light from the Ultraman worldview to accomplish many things, restoration of the environment was beyond its capabilities.
Not even Ultimate Way Big could do it.
However, even though Ultimate Way Big couldn't do this, Yang Le had another convenient alien hero who could.
The white light dissipated, and Clockwork, the time king with a brass-colored body, made his entrance.
As the Clockwork mechanism on Yang Le's head continuously rotated counter-clockwise, the surrounding environment began to 'repair' itself, like a video recording being rewound.
In just over ten seconds, the area within a hundred li radius was restored to its usual state. If you ignored the corpses lying on the ground, it would seem as if everything had never happened.
Clockwork's control over time was near perfect. They could, like a search engine, manipulate time targeting only specific entries.
For example, the No-Watch Class had once performed time maneuvers targeting only the Ben of each universe, and had also released a wide range time line of sight, but only expelled a small portion of humans.
What Yang Le needed to do was much simpler than that. He only needed to simply rewind time for the surrounding environment, and Yang Le hadn't touched those dead creatures.
Large-scale resurrection of life was a business that would affect Death, one of the Marvel Four Abstract Entities. Constantly resurrecting creatures that were supposed to die would greatly weaken Death's power, and might even cause Death to suffer from ailments similar to those that only creatures get.
Although Death's attitude in the comics indicated that she didn't care about this, Yang Le still didn't want to create any resentment with an existence of this level.
Who knew if Death would suddenly bring up old scores one day? After all, just like their collective name suggested, Abstract Entities could be truly abstract at times. (Comics Author going crazy)
Yang Le looked up and saw several corpses, as tall as a mountain, constantly shrinking. Their true forms were the Frost Giants previously enhanced by the Casket of Ancient Winters.
Now that they had lost the influence of the Casket of Ancient Winters and the temperature had restored to normal, the Frost Giants naturally began to shrink again. It was believed that they would soon return to a body size of around two meters, and then even humans themselves could clean them up.
"Roar!"
"Hmm?"
Yang Le frowned slightly. Why did he suddenly hear the howl of a beast? When he shifted his line of sight in the direction of the sound, he saw Wolverine, biting a hammer and running towards him on all fours like a beast.
Wait? What Thing?
Yang Le subconsciously slowed down time around him. The figure that was originally unclear now clearly entered his line of sight. It really was Wolverine. That beast ears-like hairstyle, plus the adamantium claws about to extend, he would definitely not mistake.
"How is this old person also being controlled?" Yang Le strode over to Wolverine's side. To outsiders, it looked like teleportation.
However, in reality, just like DIO carrying Polpo, he was simply walking normally, just playing with time a little during the walk.
"This makes Skirn seem like some kind of scam organization, preying on children and old people."
Yang Le scratched his head, the friction between his fingertips and scalp making a grating sound. At this moment, Wolverine finally realized his enemy had disappeared and once again locked onto Yang Le, who had inexplicably appeared beside him.
Looking at Wolverine, whose eyeball and body seemed to be rotating in slow motion, Yang Le had no thoughts of bullying a hundred-year-old person. He raised his hand and released a time ray.
With this ray, Wolverine instantly became a month younger, truly a month younger. After all, Yang Le didn't know when Wolverine had obtained the hammer, so he simply rewound time a little more.
But he quickly realized he was doing useless work. As long as Wolverine held the hammer, no matter how much he rewound time, he would still be controlled by the hammer, at most only allowing him to be sober for a few seconds.
After a few seconds, the hammer would continue to confuse Wolverine's mind.
So Yang Le immediately switched targets, changing the time ray's target to the hammer that Wolverine was biting, pondering whether to fast forward or rewind time.
Ultimately, Yang Le decided to rewind time. After all, the Serpent was still alive at this stage. Yang Le needed to rewind time at least to the point before the hammer was forged, turning the hammer into a pile of material to get rid of the Serpent's control.
But rewinding time like that would take too long, probably thousands of years. Yang Le thought about this and decisively chose to accelerate time instead.
After all, according to the current trend, the Serpent wouldn't be alive for much longer and would perish together with Thor. Once he died, the hammer would lose its true master and naturally lose its effect of controlling the human heart.
At this point, someone might question, "The Serpent is still alive now. Even if you jump the hammer to a time after the Serpent's death, wouldn't the hammer regain its effect of controlling the human heart once it reappears in a time where the Serpent exists?"
Indeed, that's true. But what Yang Le wanted was for the hammer to lose its effect for just an instant.
Yang Le began to jump time. Just as he guessed, after only jumping forward three days, the hammer lost its activity and broke into several pieces under Wolverine's bite force.
This was because in the previous second, the hammer's enhancement effect on Wolverine was still present, but the hammer itself had already lost the Serpent's blessing, turning into an ordinary stone with nothing special about it. Naturally, it couldn't withstand the bite force of the enhanced Wolverine.
The stone hammer, broken into several pieces, fell to the ground. This kind of magic item, without the blessing of magic, is generally very fragile if its material isn't particularly outstanding.
Yang Le's judgment was based on the eyesight he had developed after learning celestial energy magic. A professional magician must dare to make judgments.
Besides, he had countless opportunities to redo it, so why not prove his guess?
After all, that entire series of guesses and experiments had only taken a second of reality time.
(End of Chapter)
