"In this Manifestation Space, whether human or machine, fate is no longer fixed. Any thought can become a possible destiny."
"When I initially asked you to go undercover, it was actually influenced by your own will."
"Deep inside, you wanted to see what it was like inside the Mechanical Race, thus the destiny of going undercover was born."
"I was just going with the flow."
Su Yu didn’t directly explain the significance of going undercover.
Instead, he first "shifted the blame," saying that it was the Galaxy Battle Armor’s voluntary decision to go undercover, unrelated to him.
In fact, Su Yu wasn’t truly shifting the blame.
After acquiring the Power of Machine God, he could observe the River of Destiny in this Manifestation Space at any time, fully controlling his own fate.
Through such observation, he discovered that sending the Galaxy Battle Armor undercover earlier seemed indeed somewhat imprudent.
Although he left some contingency measures on the Galaxy Battle Armor, it was hard to say how useful they would be against a Fourth-Order[King].
So Su Yu was puzzled as to why he let the Galaxy Battle Armor do so at that time.
Although the Galaxy Battle Armor had been opposed to Su Yu earlier, at that time, they had already become allies, working together.
Su Yu wasn’t in the habit of scheming against allies.
So Su Yu repeatedly observed the destiny of that period and finally discovered that it actually stemmed from the Galaxy Battle Armor’s own will.
Even though it was extremely disgusted with the Mechanical Race, it was also immensely curious, like how ordinary people are drawn to bizarre things.
This mindset, the Galaxy Battle Armor would never admit to itself.
But under the influence of the River of Destiny, this psychological state naturally produced a corresponding future possibility—undercover in the Mechanical Race.
And at the time, Su Yu was also contemplating the feasibility of sending the Galaxy Battle Armor undercover, which also generated a corresponding future.
Thus, the two futures converged!
Destiny turned, making the reality of the Galaxy Battle Armor going undercover come true.
In conclusion, Galaxy Battle Armor itself mainly bears this blame.
One has to admit; the Power of Destiny is truly uncanny.
At the time, Su Yu couldn’t resist and, without thinking much, really sent the Galaxy Battle Armor undercover.
And the Galaxy Battle Armor indeed went.
It almost got controlled by the Mechanical Race’s Mark, nearly becoming a traitor.
But jokingly shifting blame was merely Su Yu’s offhanded jest.
The genuine inside story was that Su Yu glimpsed some deeper secrets of destiny through this.
His will converged with the will of the Galaxy Battle Armor.
Then the destiny of going undercover indeed came true.
So then, what about the will and destiny of a city’s million residents?
What about the will and destiny of those Mechanical Race members?
If their will converged, what would happen? What kind of destiny would be born?
This is tremendously complex.
Even though Su Yu could observe destiny, it’s too variable to fully fathom.
Su Yu had many ideas and speculations about this.
This was one of the significances of the Galaxy Battle Armor going undercover this time.
And when the Galaxy Battle Armor heard Su Yu’s "blame-shifting," it was rendered speechless.
So it was still its own fault? Was Su Yu using some destiny trickery to hoodwink it?
Even though it cursed the Mechanical Race energetically at the time, it truly harbored a curious mindset to see the Mechanical Race’s internal state.
If it was put this way, could Su Yu’s words be true?
The Galaxy Battle Armor thought of this and suddenly felt a bit guilty.
It wisely stopped entangling itself with this issue and instead said, "We’ve digressed a bit, you still haven’t explained the meaning of going undercover."
Su Yu solemnly said, "I now suspect that there is more than one Mechanical God!"
Su Yu’s words instantly shocked the Galaxy Battle Armor.
More than one Mechanical God? What does it mean?
Su Yu said coldly, "The origins of the Mechanical God are mysterious, possessing only material technology, not spiritual energy technology."
"Yet these Mechanical Races coexist with spiritual energy technology."
"Over these millennia, who knows what they’ve done, but they’ve developed some kind of Mechanical Race’s Mark that almost controlled you."
"When that[King]made a move just now, I quietly sensed it and found within the Mark a power sharing the same source as the Power of Machine God!"
"It’s just that this power is tainted with spiritual energy, making it more mystifying."
"Perhaps they created another Mechanical God, or perhaps the[King]himself wants to become the new Mechanical God!"
"This secret, even though I observe destiny, is unfathomable."
"Therefore, it requires you as the undercover to delve deeper into gathering information."
"Now that the Mechanical Race’s Mark has lifted your thought restraints, they will trust you, but you have not been polluted by extreme emotions, thus making you the best candidate for an undercover."
After hearing Su Yu’s words, the Galaxy Battle Armor felt the gravity of the matter:
"Another Mechanical God? And one who wields spiritual energy?"
The Galaxy Battle Armor understood the seriousness of the matter.
The Mechanical God itself is kind and peaceful; although it had made mistakes, they were unintentional, still considered safe.
But should these Mechanical Races really produce an evil Mechanical God wielding spiritual energy, that would be terrifying.
Given the Mechanical God’s power to interfere with destiny, coupled with spiritual energy power, who knows what devastation it could cause!
"Alright! I understand!"
The Galaxy Battle Armor nodded gravely.
Su Yu smiled with satisfaction, "No need to be too tense, I will be watching over your destiny in the shadows, and if there’s any danger, I’ll rescue you."
"In fact, by borrowing the Power of Machine God, I can now confront that[King]directly." Thɪs chapter is updated by NoveIＦire.net
"That I am not sure, hence needing your assistance."
After saying this, Su Yu’s voice disappeared, no longer appearing, and it was unknown where he went.