We led the Adventurer back, intending to have him meet that woman.
Along the way, the Adventurer finally told us his name. It was Zhang Dawei, a very ordinary name.
He had come to the Void Space nearly twenty years ago. Since he remembered when he had arrived, and the time I entered was also certain, a simple calculation gave us the answer.
But without the time I entered as a reference, he probably would not have been able to say how long he had been here himself. There truly was no concept of time here.
Just like me. If Master Qi had not given me this watch, I would not have been able to tell how many days I had been here either. With the watch, I could roughly estimate it, though it had probably not been five to seven days. After all, I could not accurately estimate the time before I got the watch.
He had once been a soldier and had even taken second place in a military-wide martial arts competition. Calling him a king of soldiers would not have been an exaggeration. As for how he had arrived, he could not explain it himself. It was as though he had inexplicably ended up here.
I had heard Sister Lin mention cases like this. She said some people here had not entered on their own, but had simply appeared here for no apparent reason. Most of them had terminal illnesses in the real world, or for other reasons could not have lived much longer.
Of course, such people only made up one portion. Others had stumbled in by accident, crashing through the barrier between spaces and arriving here. Then there were those who had heard of the Void Realm and learned that one could live forever here,