So now, Atabia relaxed a lot inside, knowing his margin for error had just gotten much bigger.
When traveling to the Past, you can only traverse a given time segment once, because you can't have two of yourself in the same time slice, or a paradox will occur.
But traveling to the future doesn't have that restriction!
The future is not yet fixed, it holds infinite possibilities—how could time paradoxes arise there?
In theory, he could travel to the future as many times as he wanted, because every time he returned, the future would inevitably change!
But that was only in theory.
In practice, traveling to the future meant activating the Cosmos's Time Supreme Authority, bearing an enormous load of cosmic calculation data, before he could shuttle into the theoretical "future."
All that colossal cosmic data had to be borne by him alone.
If he kept jumping, he would inevitably be assimilated by the Cosmos's Celestial Human-level data and be blasted to death on the spot.
