Chapter 242. One(2) (1/2)
Chapter 242 One(2)
Chi-Hyun was now sure which choice to ht
Chi-Woo’s eyes widened at Chi-Hyun’s words Yes, if it was his brother—if it was the ht be able to find a way!
–Chi-Woo
However, what his brother said next was extre
–Withdraw fro ive up on this city?” Chi-Woo became speechless, and Chi-Hyun’s silence was all the confirain, “Why? You didn’t say that when I cae the future”
–Yes, that’s what I said then But after hearing the inforht back, I’ve ht be lies, right? Since the inforreat demon!”
–Yes, that’s true But I don’t think it’s a lie It sounds plausible after connecting it to what I know
Frankly, Chi-Woo also felt the sareat de But even then…! “We can’t save it? Is it impossible?”
–It’s not impossible, but…
“Then—”
–Chi-Woo
Chi-Hyun let out a long sigh
–Have you heard of the Kardashev scale?
Chi-Woo shook his head at Chi-Hyun’s sudden question
–It’s a scale that ical advancey use
When Chi-Woo tilted his head, Chi-Hyun slowly explained the details of the scale
There were three types in the Kardashev scale Type 1 was a civilization that could harness all the energy of its home planet, Type 2 was a civilization that could harness the energy its own star radiated, and Type 3 was a civilization that could harness the energy of its galaxy
–The energy in this context can be understood as a kind of ability
Froy was the ability to do so
–The measure for risks that heaven utilizes is also based on this scale
Then Chi-Hyun suddenly asked
–Now, tell er level in the Celestial Realalaxy level corresponds to Type 3 of the Kardashev scale In tery, it’s at least 10 to the power of 36 watts The Celestial Realy needed to save Liber
The reason why they constantly sent recruity
–Then let’s think a little deeper about this
Chi-Hyun cleared his throat
–The future that we are trying to prevent now is directly related to the fall of Liber Therefore, we can consider that future as part of the 1036 watts required
Thus, since such an exorbitant ay was behind this event, it was inevitable for it to happen; that hy his brother said the future he saas a “definite” future
–So to change this future, we need to collect and generate even y needed to change this particular future would be…
–Type 4 We need energy beyond the galaxy level That’s a hly 10 to the power of 46 watts
Therefore, this was technically an impossible feat in the first place
–For reference, even if we exhausted all the energy froalaxies, and black holes, there’s no reaching 1046 watts
“Then…you’re saying that it’s ie the future?” Chi-Woo asked with shock
–…No, it’s not certain
Chi-Hyun did not give a definite answer He said it was close to impossible, but never said it was i who can transcend even the laws of the universe, interfere with the laws of causality, and twist divine providence…
Chi-Hyun trailed off and intently stared at his younger brother
“I don’t know…” Chi-Woo lowered his head slightly and shook it fro, but…your talk about powers and energy and whatnot—it’s not like everything in the world can be explained by math”
–Yeah, that’s true, but fate can
Chi-Hyun said cals that are ieable; just like how there’s a rule that says one plus one is two Fate is likethis, Chi-Woo didn’t look convinced At this rate, there was a high possibility that he wouldn't withdraw froested
–…Fine
Chi-Hyun briefly organized his thoughts and said
–Let’s do this instead
A day passed Chi-Woo stayed up all night because his brother’s words kept lingering in his ive up on Shalyh and withdraw to the Cassiubia Mountains to plan for the future before it was too late His brother ht If they followed his brother’s words, Shalyh’s destruction was inevitable, but they could change other aspects of the future such as preventing everyone fro miserable lives as slaves It was a choice they could only make because they knew the future, and a choice they could only make at this point in tiive up on the holy city, Shalyh In retrospect, they always had to withdraw like this—in the Shahnaz camp, in the main camp at the forest, in the fortress, and in the former Salem capital Whenever they found a place to settle down, they always had to run away like they were being chased out Chi-Woo didn’t want to run away this time
Of course, he knew this was not the time to act stubborn out of foolish eer get the best of hi to destroy Shalyh at any cost, Chi-Woo also had a strong desire to protect Shalyh by anyhunch that he needed to save Shalyh as well Even his brother felt the saive up Shalyh, his expression didn’t look good as he said this Chi-Hyun sounded reluctant to give up the city, but had no choice but to do so, and the conditions he gave Chi-Woo were proof of that as well Chi-Woo recalled what his brother had said yesterday
–I’ out for the Cassiubia Mountains as fast as possible
Shersha told Chi-Woo that the de to bloom anymore, which erminate the de to the Cassiubia Mountains to protect the dragon Chi-Woo didn’t know exactly ould happen, but there was going to be a serious event sooner or later that’d kill the dragon, who stood as the core of the Cassiubia League Thus, his brother needed to go to the Cassiubia Mountains to prevent the dragon’s death before such a thing happened Shersha and his brother agreed on this point—that the Cassiubia League’s last dragon must not die at this time and needed to be saved at all costs However, a problem arose then, as his brother would be away from Shalyh for a while
Of course, even if Chi-Hyun left, it wasn’t much of a problem at this point because Shalyh was a holy territory and acted as a sanctuary But what if the holy territory was destroyed, or its protection broke down for so more than a delicious prey for the De us to work on two fronts at once
Since it wasn’t possible to catch both rabbits, his brother was suggesting to catch at least one definitely and reserve as ive it a try…I’ll leave the last chance to you
Chi-Hyun was telling hiain
–Look at the future at the point of ti Shalyh, I’ll also be in favor of protecting the holy city But if even the third future is hopeless, push aside your lingering feelings and get out of Shalyh