Infinite Job Transfers Starting from Mechanic

Chapter 1284: Chapter 736: Failed Transcendence

The guy in front is scheming against Su Yu with all his might, but Su Yu isn’t known for having a good temper. Given the opportunity, he naturally wants to give the opponent a hard time.

The opponent can disregard most logic, and normal means can’t usually harm Him, so once Su Yu unlocked the specialization “Chaos Narrative,” he immediately thought of a way.

Using Chaos Narrative, he pretends to integrate with the opponent, allowing the opponent to begin the transcendence process.

Then, halfway through the transcendence, Su Yu reappears, and the opponent is as good as dead.

“Su Yu, there’s no need for this!”

“My path is the true road to transcendence, and since you also understand the true meaning of chaos, you should be able to comprehend!”

“Come on, truly merge with me and transcend together!”

Time and space trembled, emitting a sound that could shatter galaxies, yet it was surprisingly calm.

Apparently, the opponent realized that getting angry was pointless.

Moreover, He saw that Su Yu could pretend to merge because Su Yu now also possessed the ability to disregard logic.

Previous methods of erosion were useless against Su Yu now.

So, He chose persuasion.

But Su Yu remained unmoved, shaking his head and saying, “No need to waste your efforts; if I wanted to transcend, I’d seek my own path and not rely on others.”

“Besides…”

“With your style, I guess you wouldn’t allow any other existence to transcend with you, to be on the same level as you.”

“So-called joint transcendence is just a joke.”

After hearing Su Yu’s words, the narrative book spanning billions of light-years calmed down, ceasing to emit any sound.

After all, Su Yu had already seen through His lies.

He previously told Su Yu that as long as he transcends, disregarding any logic, nothing would be lost.

In theory, that’s true.

But in reality, He wouldn’t bring Su Yu along to transcend because after transcendence, where He ends up or what happens, He doesn’t know.

If Su Yu transcended with Him, it would be the only existence that could threaten Him.

So, He would definitely erase Su Yu completely at the final stage of transcendence and abandon him.

But Su Yu had already seen through Him and naturally wouldn’t fall for it.

This existence saw that persuasion did not work and stopped talking, leaving only a cold remark: “You will regret this!”

Then, on the narrative book spanning billions of light-years, the words “transcendence” began to flash continuously again.

This grand narrative book continued with the transcendence process.

He aimed to complete transcendence on His own and then exact ruthless revenge on Su Yu afterward!

If transcendence is achieved, free from any logical or narrative-layer influence, true invincibility is realized, making revenge on Su Yu incredibly simple.

Although crucial Su Yu was lost, relying on His own illogical nature, He could somewhat disregard this and continue transcendence.

However, this would undoubtedly be extremely difficult, more difficult than before, perhaps even impossible to accomplish.

No matter how much He disregarded logic, some logic must ultimately be abided by.

If He could ignore all logic, that would be true transcendence, which He clearly hasn’t reached.

To transcend, He must absorb Su Yu’s traits; this is a fundamental logic; otherwise, He would have transcended long ago, not waiting until now.

This fundamental logic He cannot ignore.

Now, attempting to force transcendence without Su Yu, Su Yu does not have high hopes for His outcome.

Indeed, Su Yu saw that the grand narrative book spanning billions began to appear chaotic with a lot of garbled text.

Originally structured occurrences of the word “transcendence” were replaced by garbled text.

It’s evident that having abandoned too much logic, He could not maintain logical thinking anymore.

Once transcended, logic is unnecessary, but before transcendence, it is still needed.

Now, before transcendence, a significant amount of logic has already been lost, unable to sustain normal thinking.

How can transcendence be completed under these conditions?

Simply put, He has become a total fool.

Su Yu transformed himself into a state of chaos, maintaining normal thoughts through the random order within the chaos.

Yet, the opponent abandoned even this last morsel of random order, rendering His thinking truly chaotic.

In such a state, not even knowing what He wants to do, how could He accomplish anything?

Especially something like transcendence.

“No! No!”

Before completely forsaking His wisdom, He let out a startling roar, shattering spacetime across billions of light-years.

Clearly, He held immense unwillingness.

Even in such a state, the narrative book spanning billions of light-years continued to flicker with the words “transcendence.”

Evidently, even now, He hasn’t given up.

Although He might not even understand what transcendence means anymore.

All rationality has already been discarded, yet He continues to transcend according to a preset program.

But this kind of transcendence, lacking wisdom backing, clearly cannot be completed.

In theory, according to the preset program, transcendence could be achievable.

That is if no variables arose.

But how could there be no variables?

Su Yu would not sit and watch Him transcend. If He were genuinely to succeed, Su Yu would undoubtedly intervene to prevent it.

All Su Yu had to do was write a small passage in His own narrative book to disrupt the process.

The opponent, now devoid of wisdom, naturally cannot counter such interference.

Not to mention, watching this transcendence unfold, surely it wasn’t just Su Yu.

Within this universe, there is the Human Empire and three supreme races.

Currently, only the Spirit Beast Clan is attempting transcendence; the others have yet to make a move.

Even if no other entities in this universe were to stop Him.

But what about the upper narrative layers?

The narrative layers could potentially be infinite.

This is why this Spirit Beast Clan entity wished to transcend, to be free from any control or influence.

But would the upper narrative layer allow a transcendence to occur?

Surely, they would intervene, ensuring His failure.

Originally, had He absorbed and integrated with Su Yu, utilizing Su Yu’s “audience reader” traits, success might have been possible.

Now, reduced to a fool, on what basis could He succeed?

Hence, Su Yu witnessed the great narrative book spanning billions of light-years rapidly shattering.

His shattering didn’t cause much of a ripple across the universe.

After all, most of His existence, logic had already been discarded.

What’s left doesn’t even compare to a phantom, with the cosmic background radiation far outweighing any residual waves left by Him.

Thus, He died completely.

All of His logic, existence was abandoned just for a transcendence; failing to transcend naturally meant dying utterly and completely.

To the end, Su Yu didn’t know what His name was or what title He had, but it no longer mattered.

Su Yu stood in the void, gazing into the depths of the universe, where the Human Empire and two other supreme alien races existed.

Now that the Spirit Beast Clan’s transcendence failed, what about them? Do they have their paths to transcendence?