Death… And Me Chapter 2751: We Can Only Try



Rean turned to Romario. "Alright, this concludes the explanation of how things work in this Dinsional Realm. But you still haven't told what are your plans to recover the

Fragnt."

"True, there is a plan," Romario agreed. "What I've been working on all this ti is a Teleport Formation that covers this entire Dinsional Realm."

Rean was taken aback, understanding what Romario wanted to do. "That is a little too ambitious, isn't it?" Yet, Rean imdiately refuted the idea. "The amount of energy needed to move 650 billion living beings at once isn't sothing that can be provided with our current resources. Could it be you are planning to use those Divine Origin Energy Cores?"

However, Rean also noticed a problem with his own guess. "No, forget about the Divine Energy problem. There is another even bigger problem before that. Considering the amount of Divine Energy necessary to teleport everyone away at once, I don't think there is any rune that would be able to resist such a ginormous flow of Divine Energy or Divine Origin Energy at once. The formation would break down before it even had the chance to start."

Romario agreed with Rean's points. "You are right. Because they are living beings, and especially because of those Divinity Realm Leviathans, the Divine Energy necessary would be astronomical. Teleporting everyone away is a dream within a dream. I'm not confident I can build sothing like that, and the formation would indeed break straight away for the sa reason you ntioned."

Rean narrowed his eyes. "Then..." he pondered for a mont, trying to understand the logic. "Teleport formation... Do you want to Teleport the Fragnt away instead? No, that's not right. The Fragnt is integrated into the Dinsional Realm core. It is impossible to teleport the Fragnt away without teleporting the enti-"

Rean suddenly stopped and looked at Romario, amazed. "There is a substitute!"

"Oh!" Romario was surprised. "As expected of my kid, you truly have a talent for Formations. That's correct. We will substitute the Dinsional Realm."

The plan was simple from the surface. The reason the Teleport Formation needed too much Divine Energy was because of the Living Beings. Teleporting Living Beings has always cost many tis more than teleporting inanimate objects. If you consider those with high cultivation, this disparate gets even higher.

In the end, it would be hundreds of tis easier to teleport to the Dinsional Realm alone instead of the living beings inside. However, there was a problem with that solution. If the Dinsional Realm was teleported away and left everyone behind, everyone would fall into the fabric of space. The Spatial Storms would turn everyone to shreds and the only ones who could survive were those in the Space-Ti and above Realms.

That's why Rean understood that there must be a substitute. If you could make a Dinsional Realm with similar dinsions and characteristics, theoretically, you could swap them through the power of space.

Of course, it looked simple, but it was anything but. Let's not even talk about the scale of the formation itself. The intricacies of the formation to realize the swap would make anyone want to bash their heads against the wall. There were just way too many variables to take into consideration.

"Is that even possible?" Rean couldn't help but ask.

"It should be. At the very least, I don't think there is any other way to take this Fragnt away without anyone dying," Romario explained. "In the end, our hands are tied, Rean. This is the best idea I was able to co up with that didn't end in the death of many. If you have any better idea, I'm all ears."

"Still, any mistake..." Rean comnted.

"Yes," Romario agreed. "Any mistake and we might be condemning the entire Dinsional Realm. That's why I had decided to spend the next few hundred years in this place, slowly working things out. It wasn't like I was in a hurry anyway. Until a few monts ago, I thought our Universe wasn't under any risk."

Romario sighed, though. "And yet, you arrived and told about the imminent arrival of other Universes. Now, I truly don't have the ti to pay attention to the details anymore." "But what about the substitu-" Rean was about to ask. However, he imdiately looked to the Sphere of Spatial Power. "This is not a tool to monitor the Dinsional Realm and the outside world, right?"

"Smart," Romario confird with a smile. "Yes, what I showed you is, in fact, the replica of the Leviathan's Dinsional Realm. Didn't you notice that there were no living beings when I zood it in? Of course, the replica was the easy part. Building a Dinsional Realm at my level, and especially with my Formations Skills, isn't anything that complicated. It just took so ti."

Rean completely agreed. Building Dinsional Realms wasn't difficult. Let's not forget that there is no lack of Pocket Dinsional Realms out there. Even Kentucky and Celis managed to build their own with ease, although they spent their ti in the Soul Gem Dinsional Realm instead. A Dinsional Realm was basically the sa as a Pocket Dinsional Realm but on a much greater scale.

"The issue is the swapping formation..." Rean felt a headache. However, he quickly fird his resolve. They needed it, and Romario's plan was indeed the most adequate. If ti wasn't an issue, it would be perfect.

Finally, he smiled. "Well, at least I brought to you two advantages you didn't have before."

"Two advantages?" Romario got curious.

"First, the more Formations Masters, the better. And believe , I have a lot of Formations Masters specializing in Circuitry Formations with in the Soul Gem Dinsional Realm. They have all been working with our type of formations for many years already," said Rean. "The second is the Circuitry Formations Repository in the Soul Gem Dinsional Realm," he added.

Romario obviously didn't know about it, so Rean explained. "It has the capability of simulating formations perfectly. As long as the formation you build is identical to the simulation, they will definitely have the sa result."

"Is there such a thing?" Romario was taken aback. "Then... we truly have a good chance of finishing this thing in a short ti."

"We can only try," Rean agreed.