Dilong

"Our world is not a single one, it is made up of multiple time and space."

"Time and space are endless. They may be similar or completely different. Some time and space are full of vitality, some are cold and dead, and some are strange and bizarre."

According to Saga's request, take Saga to different time and space.

The planeswalker Urza also tells Saga about his understanding of the multiverse.

Saga listened quietly and also watched and observed the so-called time and space mentioned by the planeswalker.

As time passed slowly, the planeswalker and Saga traveled to more and more time and space.

As Urza said, the appearances of these planes may be similar, but more often they are completely different.

For example, in the plane called Zendikar, the magic is so strong that it rains magic. Everything in it seems to be alive, and the mountains and the earth are not static. A high mountain may be located in the south in the morning, but at noon it migrates to the north due to the active magic, or even hovers in the sky, causing mountain waterfalls to fall from the sky.

"The magic of this time and space is extremely strong."

"As a result, a wide variety of races were born, and their combined strength is much stronger than in other time and space."

Urza now stood on the top of a tall mountain.

Rumble. Accompanied by a dull roar, the mountain kept moving with the ups and downs of the earth, and it also emitted spiritual fluctuations belonging to a living thing, like a living thing, no, it was a living thing.

Everything in this space and time seems to be alive.

"What are these crystal cubes hanging in various places in the sky?"

Saga asked.

In the sky of Zendikar, there are some cubes floating quietly. They have clear edges and corners, and many strange runes are engraved on the surface. They do not look like natural creations, but should be man-made.

Each cube is distributed in different places though.

But Saga could clearly feel that there was an invisible energy connecting them together, and all pointing to a place in Zendikar's time and space.

"Like, some kind of seal."

Saga had an extraordinary vision. After just a slight perception, he already had a rough guess in his mind.

"I'm not from this time and space, so I'm not sure. Maybe it's the work of a powerful planeswalker or an elder dragon."

Urza felt the whistling mountain wind, shook his head and said.

"Elder Dragon? What kind of creature is this? Tell me about it."

Saga is quite sensitive when it comes to words related to dragons.

Urza considered his words for a moment, then slowly said, "It is said that when the multiverse was first born, a primordial dragon was born at the same time as the multiverse."

"This primordial dragon, whose form almost obscured all of time and space, spread its wings and released its power, transforming into countless dragon eggs. The first batch to hatch were the Elder Dragons. The Elder Dragons that have survived to this day are all extremely ancient and powerful beings."

Although I have never seen an elder dragon.

I don’t know whether the legend of the Taichu Dragon is true or false.

But after all, Urza has traveled through many time and space, has extensive knowledge, and understands some of the historical secrets of the multiverse of the Planeswalker.

"Why do you say these crystals were created by planeswalkers or elder dragons?"

"You seem quite sure."

Urza looked at a cube hanging in the sky and said, "Although I cannot read the runes on the surface of these crystals, I know they must be dragon runes. Besides the elder dragons, only the knowledgeable planeswalkers can understand dragon runes."

This terrifying and powerful existence.

Isn't it the dragon clan?

Otherwise, why can't we see the dragon runes?
Urza appeared calm on the surface, but he was very confused about Saga's origins.

"There's no rush to go to other planes. Just wander around in this Zendikardo."

Saga intuitively felt that this time and space was rather unusual.

"As you wish."

Urza set out, traveling across Zendikar.

The surging waves and tsunamis rolled like a living ocean, the winding, varied and rugged mountains, and the vibrant, lush and dense forests. He walked through different places and occasionally communicated with the local creatures.

In addition to taking Saga on a tour.

Urza himself was also quite interested in the plane of Zendikar.

“Well, I developed a belief.”

"Does the Planeswalker Multiverse also have gods?"

In a civilized city created by magic, Saga, whose body is hidden, looks at the city wall from afar.

Three statues with blurry faces but sacred and majestic postures were seen leaning against the city wall. Their tall bodies reached into the sky, majestic and unparalleled. At their feet were densely packed intelligent creatures of different races worshiping them.

There are three major faiths on the plane of Zendikar.

Emeria, the sky goddess, Ula, the sea goddess, and Cosi, the god of change.

But what was strange in Saga's eyes was that these three gods had never performed any miracles. They seemed to be just a symbol existing in the culture rather than real gods.

"With the magic of Zendikar."

“Plus these beliefs.”

"It's not difficult to give birth to physical bodies of these three gods, but why haven't they been born yet?"

This is a suspicious point, but Saga didn't care much about it.

After all, although this Zendikar time and space is not small, it is only the size of an ordinary material world, and the faith of the three gods only exists in this time and space. This means that if these three gods are really born, they will be weak gods at best and are insignificant in Saga's eyes.

"Perhaps the rules of this multiverse are somewhat resistant to the birth of gods, and the planeswalkers are almost the gods of this multiverse."

After staying for a while.

Saga gradually lost interest in this place.

"Let's go to another time and space to have a look."

He said to Urza.

Urza nodded silently and did as he was told.

The more he got along with Saga, the more he felt the terrifying power hidden in this giant dragon.

Maybe I can ask them to help me deal with Phyrexia.
With this idea in mind, Urza did his best to meet Saga's request.

Soon, the dragon and the planeswalker traveled through one time and space after another.

As Saga's knowledge of time and space increased, his understanding of the multiverse also deepened rapidly.

"Time and space. The ignorant are truly fearless, just like me at the beginning."

Saga thought quietly in his heart.

What the planeswalkers call infinite multiverses.

In fact, they are just different worlds in a finite multiverse.

Different levels, different patterns, different perspectives, and different things you see.

As for the 'time and space' that Saga has visited, the largest one is only on the scale of a planet in the material world, and the smallest one is even only as large as the scope of a material world empire, which is only equivalent to a subspace.

The true concept of time and space is not what these planeswalkers think.

But Saga had no thoughts of ridicule or contempt, he had also been through this before, and the true understanding of the infinite multiverse, except for some special cases, was basically only known by creatures at the level of high-level gods.

"However, the planeswalkers believe that these different worlds are different time and space, and there is a basis for their development."

Saga stretched out his dragon claws, gently stroked and pressed the invisible space in front of him, releasing a trace of energy.

I saw an invisible barrier composed of dense crystal grids looming, and gradually collapsed under Saga's pressure.

This is the crystal wall of the plane.

In short, it is something that separates countless worlds and planes.

In the Grand Circle Multiverse, legendary beings, and even some spellcasters who are not even legendary, have the means to pass through the plane crystal walls and travel between different worlds and planes.

However, although the scale of this planeswalker multiverse is far less than that of the Great Ring, a subspace-level domain can be counted as a space-time, but the plane crystal wall here is extremely solid.

Don't talk about legend.

It is also difficult for demigod creatures to break through the crystal wall and leave their own world.

This is why planeswalkers are so special.

The sparks they control are essentially a special space-time energy that can easily pass through the crystal walls of the plane and reach another world.

Some powerful planeswalkers also understand the nature of the Spark.

Therefore, he believed that he had arrived in another time and space through sparks.

However, unless you encounter a situation like Jimenez, who broke into a black hole and was swept away by the space-time curve, how difficult is it to travel through time and space? The barrier of time and space is many times stronger than the barrier of planes. Even the current Saga dare not guarantee that he can travel through time and space without error.

Saga is not very good yet.

They are generally equivalent to weak gods, and the best among them are probably mid-level god-level mages, and there is no possibility of them reaching other time and space.

"Sparks, speaking of sparks, as expected, each multiverse has its own unique features."

"In the Planeswalker Multiverse, perhaps every ten thousand intelligent creatures have a spark in their bodies."

Saga has a sharp eye. During his travels to different worlds during this period, he has discovered a lot of important information. The large number of sparks is one of them, which is a characteristic of the Planeswalker multiverse.

"Theoretically speaking, the upper limit of the planeswalker multiverse is extremely high."

"After all, every planeswalker is a god-like being."

"One in a million quasi-gods. What a terrifying number."

Under normal circumstances, it is very difficult for a god-like being to be born among hundreds of millions of creatures, and it is already very good to have a demigod.

If only one quasi-god could be born among ten thousand.

In countless worlds, the number of quasi-gods would be extremely terrifying.

Furthermore, with this huge quasi-god foundation, it is inevitable that a large number of quasi-higher beings will be born.

"Unfortunately, it's only in theory."

"There is no logic to the awakening of a planeswalker's spark. Countless creatures with sparks will never be able to awaken in their lifetime."

Through Urza, Saga gained more knowledge about planeswalkers.

They basically awakened their sparks by accident.

Before this, no one even knew the spark existed.

There were also planeswalkers who tried to control the awakening of the spark, but all failed.

This powerful and special space-time energy is not something they can control.

There may be many creatures with sparks in a world, but there may be only one or two, or even none, of them born as planeswalkers.

"What if the void creatures took over the planeswalker multiverse."

"With the number of sparks here, I'm afraid it will cause a catastrophe that will spread across the infinite multiverse."

After realizing the importance and potential danger of the Planeswalker Multiverse, Saga even had the idea of ​​destroying this multiverse.

He understood the horror of the void, the threat it posed that forced even the gods above all gods to resist it.

If, because of the spark of the Planeswalker Multiverse, void creatures were able to ignore the cosmic membrane on a large scale and invade the multiverse at will, it would be a terrible catastrophe.

The best approach is to nip the threat in the bud.

However, destroying a multiverse is not an easy task. There are indeed many worlds in the multiverse of the Planeswalkers. If one wants to destroy them completely, even a high-level god-like being will have to pay a huge price.

But it’s not impossible.

In particular, at present, there seems to be no higher beings in the Planeswalker Multiverse.

If there is one, it should be the legendary Taichu Dragon.

Saga wondered whether to destroy the Planeswalker Multiverse to prevent the Void from getting here.

Urza suddenly felt a chill in his heart.

It felt as if a sharp blade was placed on his neck, and the inexplicable sense of threat caused small bumps to appear on the planeswalker's skin.

Fortunately, this feeling came and went quickly.

What's going on? Did this giant dragon want to kill me just now?

Urza felt a little nervous.

What he could not have imagined was that the multiverse he was in had luckily narrowly escaped a world-destroying catastrophe.

Saga gave up his plan to destroy the Planeswalker Multiverse.

"The Void clone is coming soon."

"We'll see what happens then and decide how to deal with the Planeswalker Multiverse."

"The spark must not be allowed to be obtained by other void creatures. Either destroy them all, or see if there is a better way to let my void clone obtain it."

Sparks are very useful against void creatures.

Saga himself can also use sparks and his own power to study the curve of time and space.

Saga has tentatively determined that the purpose of this trip to the Planeswalkers Multiverse is to harvest sparks.

It doesn't have to be those of the Planeswalker. It would be best if those unawakened sparks could be collected and used, because the number is extremely large. If used for research, it would be enough to allow Saga's understanding of time and space to reach a new level.

"The problem now is that sparks are not easy to collect."

Saga was thoughtful.

He had already tried to extract the spark from intelligent beings.

It's very easy to take it out.

However, once the unawakened sparks leave the host's body, they will immediately begin to dissipate and disintegrate. It's not that Saga's methods cannot curb this process, but it is beyond his ability to collect a large number of sparks and store them all.

"If it's a Time Dragon, it should be able to do this easily."

Every profession has its own expertise, and Saga admits that his understanding of time and space is not deep enough.

"Urza, is there a way to remove the unawakened spark from a living being? And keep it from dissipating."

Hearing the question, the planeswalker was slightly stunned, then shook his head and said truthfully: "It is possible to take it out. Many planeswalkers have tried it. I have tried it too, but it is difficult to prevent the spark from dissipating."

It's hard.

That is, it is possible to do it.

"It seems possible."

Urza nodded slightly, hesitated for a moment, and said, "Yes, I have heard from other planeswalkers that there is a spell in the legend, a spell left by the primordial dragon, which can forcibly strip and collect sparks."

"But no planeswalker knows whether the Primordial Dragon exists or not."

"The spell left by the legendary Taichu Dragon is even more difficult to understand."

There is always a way, Saga's eyes flickered.

Saga, who has rich knowledge of the multiverse, knows that some extremely ancient and widely spread legends are most likely true, but for some reason, the legends are no longer revealed.

"According to the legends of the Planeswalker Multiverse, the Primordial Dragon is a creature that was born with the Multiverse, not the creator. It is similar to the original wild god of the Great Circle. It cannot be a god above gods, but is most likely a higher-level existence."

"It would be best if we could find this Taichu Dragon and see if we can reach a cooperation."

After all, he has half golden dragon blood in his body. If this Taichu Dragon is strong enough and they can communicate well, Saga will still focus on cooperation.

"The first dragons created by the Great Dragon, the ancient elder dragons."

"From what Urza said, some elder dragons should still exist and be active."

"There are too few clues about the Taichu Dragon at the moment. Let's find an elder dragon to investigate the situation first." (End of this chapter)