wait so if the planet where suho was was Earth from like 300 million+ years ago then how come he entered a dungeon where the tree and his weapons are still there? (I'm not sure if he entered a dungeon since it's been kinda long since I've read the chapter) I guess the dungeon that appears on earth somehow has a thing where it can take you to the past or something? or it;'s a rare occurence?...idk
Comment by Someone Random on Seoul Station Druid - Chapter 101
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@Someone Random Time-space warping is pretty confusing but if I had to think 🤔 than it's likely that he was warped to the future and had the world change through evolution animals became the predominant species with enhanced genetics/abilities while us, Humans, all became extincted and the place where he was living was actually Suho Land where it grew millenniums into the future. I don't know how it got him there and why. Maybe it was intentional, coincidence, or maybe Suho is just special. I don't know. But I do know that with all this info, that Suho was most likely travelled to the future not to a different planet.
@Someone Random His specific portal isn't a teleport but a time machine, in addition it doesn't follow the same time scale.
His 1000 years were just a short time in our time, and every other portal that goes back also has more time... although the newer portals seem to skip WAY more than 1000 years.
On the other hand, how the actual fu** did he create tools that survive thousands of years, since not even modern materials can produce a bow that would be that sturdy? His bow and the tree he hid it in survived the emergence of an entire primitive civilization without anything changing about them.
His 1000 years were just a short time in our time, and every other portal that goes back also has more time... although the newer portals seem to skip WAY more than 1000 years.
On the other hand, how the actual fu** did he create tools that survive thousands of years, since not even modern materials can produce a bow that would be that sturdy? His bow and the tree he hid it in survived the emergence of an entire primitive civilization without anything changing about them.
@Arkios what about the weapons of cavemen back in 10,000 BC.? They survived and are now put in museums to be seen today...