Death... and me

Chapter 2837: End of the Tests

The twins' group looked at the Cube, and they could see there was some loss of power in the giant Cube's barrier. "Didn't you just force the barrier just now? How come it can stop a Semi- Celestial? It feels like you would be able to get past the Cube's barrier if you continued to attack..."

Kafan shook his head. "You asked me to not hold back, and after I confirmed the Barrier was truly sturdy, I truly didn't. I spent almost a third of my comprehension of the laws of death and darkness in my attacks just now. I will need to spend several months in an accelerated time environment to comprehend them again."

Kafan smiled, not feeling the list bit sad. "If I already spent a third of my comprehension and all I did was cause some disturbance to the barrier, do you think I have enough power to break out if I'm truly trapped inside?"

"That much?!" Rean and the others asked back, surprised.

Kafan shrugged. "It is like Roan said: This thing is truly at a level similar to the Underworld Relic and the Heaven's Gyroscope. I don't know about the Heaven's Gyroscope, but the Underworld Relic I know pretty well. Even we, Semi-Celestials, can't cause much damage to that thing, and it is capable of repairing itself as long as it has a good enough power source like the Fragments. I believe the Heaven's Gyroscope is the same considering its similar effects."

Kafan looked back at the Giant Cube and how its barrier slowly recovered its power, obviously due to the power of the Fragment inside it. "Roan, you said Beelzebub used some kind of needle to pierce a hole in one of the chambers. Is the hole still there?"

Roan concentrated on the small Cube and shook his head. "No, it is already gone."

That power reminded him of the Spaceships and Rean's System Armors. "It is not that hard to believe, right? The Spaceships from Garisan and even the Armos Rean and the Vruves crafted can repair themselves. It is just that this Cube's self-repairing ability is a lot more ridiculous considering how much more resistant it is from inside and outside."

Kafan himself was also able to cause damage to the chambers from the inside. And as a Semi- Celestial, he was a lot more successful. He literally managed to break the wall of one of them... just to be automatically teleported to another chamber right after. Even his Semi- Celestial Power couldn't prevent the teleportation from happening.

"What about if we have more than one Semi-Celestial Trapped inside?" Roan asked Kafan. Kafan already expected that question and spoke truthfully. "Semi-Celestials' powers to change the laws are incredibly powerful. Above all, when we join forces, we won't be just two times as strong. We will surpass that. Judging the damage I was capable of causing... I would say no more than three Semi-Celestials can be held at once. If you try to get more than that, then there is a good chance they will break out of the Cube."

Three Semi-Celestials were already a huge contingent, so Roan definitely wasn't disappointed. "That's good to know."

Rean pondered a bit. "Roan, once you trap someone inside, are you able to retrieve the Giant Cube back to the small one, or do you need to keep it deployed at all times?"

"I haven't tested that yet..." Roan liked the idea. "Send Kentucky in. If something goes wrong, it won't matter."

Perked on one of Celis's branches, Kentucky was doing his own business when a chill ran through his spine. "What? What?!" He quickly looked around, but everything seemed fine. "What was it just now..."

Celis looked at him. "Is everything okay?"

Kentucky narrowed his eyes. "I had a bad premonition just now... Celis, if anyone asks, I'm sick in my nest." Right after, he dove into his nest and pretended to not exist. Kentucky wasn't strange to that feeling. He knew Roan was probably planning something for him, and it definitely wouldn't be anything good.

Celis was speechless. Who would believe a Peak Stage Space-Time Realm Regal Minokawa can get sick? That was the most idiotic excuse Kentucky could ever come up with...

Back on the twins' side, Rean shook his head. "Forget that. I'll get some Demon Beasts inside instead. Just try to not kill Kentucky every single time, will you?"

Rean quickly used his connection with the Soul Gem Dimensional Realm and talked to some of their Void Tempering Realm Demon Beasts, offering some rewards for them to take the risk. He definitely wouldn't force any of them. Well, after so long, the Dimensional Realm had already given birth to even a few Space-Bending Realm ones, let alone Void Tempering, so there was no lack of volunteers.

Finally, Rean teleported three of these Demon Beasts, whose Roan quickly threw inside the Giant Cube. Following that, he tried to recall the Giant Cube back into the small one.

*Zush!*

Just like before, the cube shined and disappeared inside the small one in less than a second. "This is quite good. We can trap our enemies, and we don't need to stay in the same place." Kafan agreed. "Roan, we can use it during the next war. If we can manage to trap three Semi- Celestials, that will be a huge boost to our Universe."

"I thought the same," Roan already had a plan in mind. "Anyway, let me deploy the Giant Cube again. We need to see if the Demon Beasts are fine."

*Zush!*

The Giant Cube reappeared, and Roan connected to the Small Cube, teleporting the Demon Beasts outside. He had purposely sent them into chambers without traps and told them to not leave that area, so none of them was injured.

"Hum? Was that all?" One of them asked, confused. It as over a lot faster than they expect.

Rean smiled and threw three Spatial Rings. "Yes, that was all. I'm sending you back. Good job!" And so, they disappeared before they could ask anything. Well, with the rewards, they truly couldn't care less, though.

"I guess that concludes the tests..." Kafan spoke.

"By the way, Roan," Rean remembered something. "Does this Cube have a name? Or do we simply call them Small and Big Cubes?"

"Name...?" Roan once again sent his Divine Sense into the Small Cube and looked at the information it had. "It seems to be called... Werdlem Hexahedrons."