Chapter 830: The Infinitely Evolving Divine (Finale)

At this moment in the Cosmos, a strange scene appeared that had never occurred in the past ten billion years.

A humanoid species, radiating gravity waves similar to a high-mass celestial body, held up a silvery-gray asteroid with one hand and moved at high speed in a certain direction in the Cosmos.

Billions of people on the Moon could clearly see the surrounding starry sky changing rapidly.

Yet, despite such a strong change in the celestial body beneath their feet, they themselves did not feel any noticeable impact.

Many researchers began to use the speed of nearby celestial bodies to determine the current speed at which the Moon beneath their feet was moving.

But after rigorous calculations, they arrived at the astonishing speed of 50 million kilometers per hour.

This meant they were moving over ten thousand kilometers every second, reaching one-thirtieth the speed of light.

Everyone couldn’t help but wonder what kind of force could bring such stability at such high-speed movement.

Meanwhile, a new frightening speculation emerged in their minds: if Divine could hold up the entire Moon and still maintain one-thirtieth the speed of light,

then how terrifying would his speed be if he flew without carrying the Moon, without any concern?

One-tenth the speed of light? One-fifth?

Or perhaps he had already reached the speed of light?

Had Divine’s current power already touched near-light speed levels?

However, at this moment, Divine was not concerned with Earth’s conjectures. His gaze, through light-years of distance, “saw” Centaurus, about 4.2 light-years from Earth, and a planet within it.

The surface of this planet appeared very similar to Earth, with liquid water, suitable temperatures, and abundant sunlight conditions; with some modification, it could support human life.

His goal for this journey was Proxima Centauri, but the problem now was that Proxima Centauri was four light-years away, meaning that even moving at the speed of light, it would take 4 years to arrive.

Currently, Divine’s movement speed was only one-thirtieth the speed of light.

In other words, if they continued to move towards Proxima Centauri at this speed, it would take a minimum of 120 years to reach the destination.

Clearly, this time frame was too long.

Divine might have this time to wait, but humans on the Moon did not.

You should know the resources on the planet they currently inhabited were extremely scarce, barely enough for them to survive for a little more than ten years, even assuming the human population did not increase.

If they continued this intense turbulent motion for decades and if no new resources were born on the Moon, then humanity would surely be reduced by more than half.

In the end, not even a hundred million people might remain.

So, to allow all humanity to reach the life-sustaining planet safely, Divine must accelerate his speed.

But with Divine’s current strength, trying to carry the mass of an entire celestial body could only reach this speed.

So how should he improve his speed? He has already destroyed the Sun, gaining power comparable to a Fixed Star, and destroying planets or Fixed Stars in the short term would surely not bring him greater enhancement.

Therefore, he must seek other methods to improve his speed.

And at this moment, a realization suddenly flashed in Divine’s mind: he had recently gained the ability to control entropy increase.

With his own gravity now, he could easily control the surrounding flow of time to some extent, accelerating or decelerating it.

You should know that in essence, there is no so-called time in the Cosmos; all time manifestations are actually expressions of increasing entropy, or the motion of matter.

As long as he could control time, it meant he could accelerate the flow of his own matter, thereby speeding up his movement.

However, at present, the law of time was still too complex for Divine. To control the flow rate of time precisely to speed up his movement close to light speed, the micro operations involved were extremely complex, requiring computational power comparable to encompassing the entire Cosmos.

But regardless, he had to try, to know the outcome.

In the blink of an eye, Divine’s consciousness fully immersed in the perception of “entropy increase” and the time dimension.

A vast will, like invisible threads, entwined and penetrated the most fundamental constructs of the surrounding Cosmos space.

He perceived the motion of molecules, atoms, and even smaller particles, feeling the endless process of energy diffusion and order collapse—

That was entropy increase, also the cornerstone of the feeling of time passing.

Wang He began to cautiously experiment, no longer merely pushing the Moon forward in the physical sense,

but attempting to influence the macroscopic performance by altering the entropy increase process near his gravitational core at the microscopic level.

The initial attempts brought about violent disturbances and energy disruptions. The geological structure on the Moon’s surface emitted a dull groan, the atmosphere violently fluctuated, even sparking small-scale localized magnetic storms.

On the Moon, the precise instruments in several research bases instantly sparked from the distortion of time-space, scholars and researchers watched in terror as the monitoring screens twisted and warped, the data streams corrupted.

“What is he doing?” The lead researcher’s face was pale, “The magnetic field and speed are completely disordered, such fluctuations…”

“Could it be… he is affecting time and space?!”

A researcher voiced a shocking speculation.

With the frequency of speed changes being so high, combined with the fluctuations in the surrounding magnetic field and the night sky, their sense of time became distorted.