Infinite Job Transfers Starting from Mechanic-Chapter 998 - 503: Song Ming, the Failure_2

Soon, the two arrived at the entrance of the Mechanical Palace. At this moment, Song Ming suddenly stopped, looked at Song Ming, and asked, "Who are you?"

Song Ming looked at Su Yu with deep apprehension in his eyes.

Clearly, a powerful figure like Su Yu, who appeared so mysteriously, aroused his extreme vigilance.

Especially since Song Ming had previously sensed the power of [Destruction] in Su Yu.

Song Ming also knew Su Yu’s name from the rebellion’s database.

The same name as "Supreme Ruler Su Yu"!

All these doubts made Song Ming very distrustful of Su Yu.

If it weren’t for being uncertain about Su Yu’s strength and the threat of the Pain Evil God behind him, he would have already made a move.

Just beside the Pain Evil God, it was not convenient for Song Ming to ask many questions.

Su Yu looked at him, smiled slightly, and replied, "I am... human!"

This answer from Su Yu surprised Song Ming, and then he showed a thoughtful expression, as if he understood something.

His mechanical body was very precise, enough to display such subtle expressions.

Before Song Ming could think further, Su Yu also asked him a similar question: "And who are you?"

Upon hearing this, Song Ming naturally opened his mouth and said, "I am Song..."

Halfway through his words, his eyes suddenly changed, as if countless personalities and images surged into his consciousness.

He seemed to see countless civilizations facing destruction, countless creatures going extinct.

And he was a member of those civilizations, striving with all his might to save them.

Yet in the end, he always failed...

In Song Ming’s heart, countless intense emotions were boiling.

Just now, due to the stimulation of the power of [Destruction], Song Ming tried all the "Power of World Salvation" to find a way to resist this terrifying power.

It also seemed that because of this, Song Ming recalled some lost memories.

Those were memories of various civilization "saviors."

Song Ming looked pained. Under such changes, he seemed somewhat unsure of who he was!

"It seems you need to think about this question before answering."

Seeing this, Su Yu did not pursue the question but continued:

"Then I’ll change the question. Did you think of any way to deal with ’that one’ when you faced it just now?"

Su Yu still did not believe that the last awakened power of salvation in Song Ming was really so passive.

Upon hearing this, Song Ming recovered from the conflicting state of "Who am I?"

He gave Su Yu a deep look and then appeared disappointed: "A way? There’s no way."

"At most, I can only create a Forest Realm, letting everyone’s consciousness enter it, accelerating time to ride through the remnants of life, without facing the agony of the world ending..."

When Song Ming said this, his tone was very low.

Su Yu looked deeply at him, wondering if he was acting?

Surely it couldn’t be that passive, right?

Song Ming quickly adjusted his emotions and shook his head: "You asked who I was? I..."

"I originally thought I was extraordinary by birth, destined to be the savior, the hope of civilization, the rescuer of everyone."

"But just now, I seemed to remember."

"I was never a savior. I seem to be just a... failure!"

"I failed countless times, time and again faced with extinction, death, and pain."

"This time, it seems I’m going to fail again..."

Su Yu frowned, this guy was really that passive.

It seems he awakened a lot of civilization’s savior memories, and they were all memories of failure, leaving him deeply hurt.

Thinking about it, those civilizations gave birth to their own saviors before perishing, striving to save civilization, but in the end, they were swallowed and wiped out with the entire civilization.

Lastly, the essence of all civilization saviors fused into Song Ming, the "Ultimate Savior."

The despair and pain accumulated by those saviors before their death also seemed to be merged.

Even if Song Ming only remembered a little, it was enough for him to bear.

"So, have you given up?"

Su Yu asked.

Song Ming glanced at him and said, "Actually, it’s not entirely giving up. There’s still a glimmer of hope."

Su Yu’s heart moved, and he said, "Tell me more!"

Actually, Su Yu’s identity was still unclear, and Song Ming did not trust him, so he should not tell any secrets.

But upon hearing Su Yu’s inquiry, Song Ming surprisingly nodded and said, "It’s like this..."

Next, Su Yu finally understood Song Ming’s "salvation plan."

Song Ming indeed wanted to create a dreamscape, accelerating time within it to ride out the apocalypse of civilization extinction.

But such a dreamscape had its flaws; it could only let consciousness enter, unable to carry bodies and energy.

If it accelerated with the body and energy, Song Ming could not handle the burden, but just accelerating consciousness was not an issue.

Achieving a billion-fold acceleration was easily possible.

In this way, creating a beautiful world lasting billions of years within the dreamscape was feasible.

However, this was merely self-deception.

Once [Destruction] descended, it would be a disaster spanning time.

No matter how many beautiful years they spent in the dreamscape, when [Destruction] arrived, this so-called beautiful time would never have existed from the start.

The beautiful world would turn into despair.

Everyone’s consciousness would spend billions of years in such a hell.

This seemingly created a grand hell for civilization by Song Ming, locking everyone inside.

Clearly, this couldn’t be Song Ming’s original intent.

His true intention was to continue opening new layers of the dreamscape, further accelerating time under the original billion-fold time acceleration.

One second becomes a year, then accelerate a hundredfold, to one second being a century, then to a millennium... accelerating endlessly.

The limit of dreamscape’s time acceleration, Su Yu was unsure, as Su Yu’s Dream God Mechanic had not yet taken the position, making the dream realm not his strong suit.

But Song Ming, as a savior, was self-taught in various fields, even enough to ignore class limitations.

Yet according to Song Ming, this acceleration actually had no limits, or rather, the real limit was "infinite."

If it could accelerate to the "infinite" level, then in an instant, it would be eternal.

Time would lose its meaning for such a dreamscape.

It could even be said that a time infinitely accelerated dreamscape had already detached from this universe, from the timeline, heading beyond the universe.

In this way, it could take the entire civilization, escaping this universe, escaping the threat of [Destruction].

No matter how terrifying [Destruction] was, it was a force of this universe and could not destroy things beyond it.

This plan was somewhat fantastical.

Even Song Ming himself was unsure if he could achieve "infinite acceleration."

But to him, apart from this, there really was no other way.

Although he was the "Ultimate Savior," he was far from complete.

As he said, he was a "failure," although formed by the fusion of countless failures, he remained a failure.

For such a person, no matter how much "power of world salvation" he had, there was a limit.

And [Destruction] had already surpassed his limit.

After hearing this, Su Yu was silent.

Song Ming’s plan reminded Su Yu of the "Master of Dreams."

Previously, in the Dream-Making Star Core, Su Yu saw layer upon layer of civilization dreamscapes.

In the end, Su Yu did not discover whether those dreamscapes had a "bottom."

At that time, Su Yu speculated that the Master of Dreams had delved too deeply into the dreamscape, even extending it "beyond the universe."

However, at that time, Su Yu had no evidence for this speculation and just ran away, unable to prove it.

But now, Song Ming told him that accelerating time in the dreamscape to "infinite" allows them to detach from this universe and head beyond, avoiding disaster!

"Can you really reach beyond the universe? What is it like beyond the universe?"

"Oh yes, I’m the Time-Space Mechanic, probably creating an independent, personal small ’universe,’ would that count as beyond the universe?"

"From this perspective, my Time-Space Mechanic might be more reliable than Song Ming’s so-called infinite dreamscape..."