Because this thing did indeed have a lot to discuss, after all, it was approved by the top bosses above, underwent small-scale testing, and after discovering the results were promising, they used various advanced thods to build it for a long ti, taking into account all sorts of possible ergencies, they even employed the Heavenly Gods Group as administrators for this entirely new communication system.
From the perspective of what these beings considered the real world, this could mark the beginning of establishing communication channels between two worlds, with the world on the other side resembling the unknown Golden Coast, teeming with countless novelties waiting to be discovered. But to rush over recklessly would be too risky; having an interdiary platform could provide them with a continuous and stable ans of understanding each other.
From the perspective of comics, this ans that both parties are willing to engage in long-term collaborations because, with this platform available, it would now be possible to publish long-term series. As long as they were alive, they could collaborate on productions like Guan Gong versus Qin Qiong, and stacking boxes could finally happen across worlds, enhancing fan engagent worldwide and providing more topics for discussion in various new dia.
No matter from which angle, this was an exceptionally important project, even likely to determine the future trajectories of two major worlds. Everyone present was no fool; sensing such a direction, they gradually shifted from initially perfunctory attitudes to taking it seriously.
Of course, Shiller was only responsible for discussing the broad frawork because, in fact, he hadn't built this thing himself; he was just an ordinary psychologist, competent in designing so ga rules but needing to call in professionals when it ca to constructing fraworks at the cosmic level.
Shiller and Mad Laugh left the venue one after the other; Shiller needed to visit a mber of the Heavenly Gods Group recuperating here, while Mad Laugh wanted to use the computer to continue editing his broken film.
He had beco fixated on this movie because he couldn't fathom why others would think such a trendous masterpiece was directed by Shiller, which he viewed as an insult to himself; he had to add more of his own talented interpretations to make others acknowledge that only he could have directed it!
Greed learned a lesson from the mutual tornt between Arrogant and Bruce, which was that in facing such stubborn types, one shouldn't dwell on it, but just let them be.
Shiller soon arrived at a vast room, which looked sowhat like an ancient Roman hall, with tall torches burning on both sides and several large seats arranged against the walls, with a statue also placed at the forefront. Two giants were seated, one dozing with his eyes closed, and the other appeared to be repairing a Magic Wand.
From them, Shiller learned about the recent condition of the mbers of the Heavenly Gods Group; overall, it was quite good. Initially, they were sowhat wary upon their arrival here, but later they discovered that this special location, independent of the world, could indeed suppress the deadly germs in their bodies, and after so ti of suppression, the conditions hardly ever recurred.
Moreover, no one restricted their departure, so they could work here for a while, returning ho to work when their condition improved, and co back if there was a relapse.
Considering the workload on both sides, two mbers generally remained stationed here, turning to four once the public test officially comnced, which was basically sufficient to et the requirents for security and system maintenance.
Furthermore, they also realized that the mysterious Doujie System hiring them seed not really about protecting anything; much of what was here they couldn't understand, let alone break. It seed their hiring was purely for decorative purposes, serving an aesthetic role.
However, it must be said, among the various higher-order beings, the image of the Heavenly Gods Group was generally more acceptable to intelligent life forms.
First off, they were humanoid, although much taller than most humanoid creatures, their image could also be deed as dignified and solemn, one of the few not associated with a terrifying aura, with other Abstract Entities including Eternity carrying a sowhat mysterious and eerie feel.
In the cultures of humanoid intelligent beings, giant culture also had a long and storied past; not all giants in mythological stories were evil, and so even played the role of guardians, which is why the image of the Heavenly Gods Group was relatively approachable. Hence, Shiller chose them to serve as welcoming envoys and apparent maintainers of order in Doujie, at least from an aesthetic standpoint.
Learning that the mbers of the Heavenly Gods Group were faring well here, the final preparatory step for reopening Doujie was also completed.
As for those Omnipotent Universal Level powerhouses hold
ing the eting inside, once they understood the imnse value of this interdiary platform, no further words were needed; they would definitely cooperate.
At that mont, Owen in the eting hall also started discussing the key point, which was that the primary purpose of inviting everyone was not really about them investing anything substantial, but rather investing manpower because to open the channel for communication between the two worlds, there needed to be participants.
The structure of the Marvel Universe was sowhat similar to Arica, with a federal system rather than a confederation. Each Multiverse had its own rules; the bosses of those universes had autonomy, with the big boss handling only the overt rules. Each independent Multiverse was akin to its own state, managing many aspects independently.
Therefore, to dispatch personnel, it was necessary to have the agreent of these Governors. Covert thods of pulling people over were not only inefficient but also unsafe, as they could lead to misunderstandings.
Thus, the main purpose of this eting was to greet the Governors of each state; upon their return, they would sort through their own teams, pick a few suitable individuals to participate in the competition.
And selecting these individuals was no small matter; the range of participants was confined to humanoid beings because many copies were designed for humanoid creatures. Of course, if you're a tentacle monster that can transform into a human form, that's not a problem either.
There were also requirents regarding strength; the overly strong need not apply. Abstract Entities should not personally enter the fray, as they took up too much bandwidth. Nor were the too weak acceptable; bringing an average person who knew nothing and could be imdiately sent back to the 'fountain' also lost the aning of the exchange.
With this eting concluded, most bigwigs were clear in their minds. Each universe could manage to pull out a few beings, neither too strong nor too weak and quite idle, serving as ideal pioneers for exploring other universes.
A door to a new world was slowly opening before their eyes, suggesting that the long-established structure of the Omnipotent Universe was about to undergo fresh changes. Whoever could seize the initiative in this changing tide would stand as the trendsetter in the coming era.
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