Skyfail

You uploaded the chapters in the wrong order. I was confused if I had missed something last chapter but now it makes sense.

I hadn't thought about that way before either. I assumed it would be Greater Beyond and Earth against some external force or evil force within Greater Beyond, not GB against Earth, which is still a bit questionable since it doesn't seem as if Earth Universe has anything that's worth invading for (except maybe vast amount of new space). Second of all, Earth doesn't stand a chance at the moment with all the divine and primordial beings that GB has, because we have no proof if any Gods/Divine Beings exist in EU (Earth Universe). As for relationships, maybe most won't matter at all, but at the very least Vaughn and Azure Goddess will matter since there is a very high chance that they will be participating in the final battle, and then seeing someone you taught and treated with much care, protected and helped grow stronger on the other side of the war will be the ultimate betrayal. Don't know about anyone else since I don't know at which power the final battle will commence. If it's only primordial and divine, those two will be all for now, but if myth level participate then almost every single one of his friends might participate as well, since I think they all should have at least the potential to become a myth at the least (maybe not everyone). Also you gotta think about the organization he wants to create. Before I thought it would be a GB and player joint organization. But now as GB and EU are two opposite sides its almost impossible to have any GB inhabitant join them without either expecting them to betray their home or their comrades at the end. Although there still is much we don't know, so there are many things that can still vary. Maybe it's the Apparatus who wants to invade to become stronger and not the GB universe / top powerhouses of the GB universe. In that case it's definitely possible that Vaughn is on Valyrs side, as he wants the Apparatus destroyed. Maybe there are sympathizers who don't won't to invade another universe and either won't do anything or even stop them. As for the time-dilation I think it's not the strongest argument. If he hadn't become both Valyr of both GB and EU then it's almost an argument against him siding with EU. Since he spent so much time living within GB and fostering many relationships he would be reluctant to betray them. Anyways do with what I've written here what you want. Maybe it has opened a new perspective to further refine your story. In the end I don't have that much information and its your story, but I think it's important to not gloss over that he is betraying all of them in the end.

This just took a really weird turn. I. still not sure how having a body in this universe will benefit him at all. It just looks like the time he has was slashed in halve. Furthermore every single relationship he has with people in Greater Beyond has turned into a joke. Whether its his friendship with Wells or his discipleship or whatever, they have all lost their meaning since he was ready to betray them from the very beginning. He's just using them to get stronger just to betray them in the end.