Void Sun

No one knew how long they had flown when Roy suddenly came to a stop.

It was not just him. Sargeras had noticed it as well. Farther ahead of them, there appeared an indescribable... object!

Its presence was simply too overwhelming. Even within this vast void, it possessed a boundary distinct from its surroundings, because it was denser and darker than the void around it. It was like a clump of ink floating within a pool of ink—identical in color, yet jarringly conspicuous.

There was no way to sense just how enormous it was. Roy and Sargeras had merely approached its edge, yet their entire field of vision was already filled by it. They could only vaguely tell that it was a sphere, or rather, some kind of... celestial body! The dense void energy of the Void World condensed and compressed across its surface, giving it a liquid form like a swamp. As it slowly rotated, the thick void energy was constantly churned, raising colossal tsunamis across its surface whose height could not be measured.

Roy and Sargeras stared dumbfoundedly at the gigantic celestial body. The sight before them reminded them of the stars and suns of the universe, but the body before them was likely far larger than any ordinary star.

A hundred times? A thousand times? Or ten thousand times? There was simply no way to put an accurate number to it...

Honestly, even Roy was shaken. This black sun—or perhaps Void Sun—was a sight he had never seen before. It felt as though the entire Void World had been filled by it. Its presence was so intense that Roy even developed an illusion, a hypothesis: perhaps the Void World had originally been a universe, only for every celestial body and all matter within it to have been