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I am now not understanding, did you confuse and answered to the wrong point? I don't see how that connects to anything i said in the point you are quotingI feel like you didn't really process what I was trying to explain before. The consequences of Black's actions are not affected. Black's actions influence the Present Timeline. Thus that past Zamasu, no matter what, cannot be erased, as he is a CONSEQUENCE of Black's arrival.
Ok, let's focus on the context of the phrase i have been saying instead thenI'm saying there's no contradiction in facts here.
Zeno's move isn't stated to affect the history of others.
Beerus' attack has no contradictions, Zamasu's history could not be touched thanks to the Time Ring. And people remember him because of it and how it protects his actions, and consequences.
And forcing the Timeline to split creates none, either.
It is also my point tho, a god killing another ignores the way timelines usually work, making your past affect your future instead of it splitingWhich would still affect the Future. Which is the point.