"Xiaobai, come quickly!"
I heard Yuan Jiang's voice and hurriedly rolled up the scroll before walking over to him.
When I reached Yuan Jiang's side, he handed me something. "Take a look at this."
It was a booklet, already damaged and missing pages.
Still, some of its records concerning the Void Realm could be seen.
It really did mention the Embroidery Woman.
"It says that the Void Realm was cut from reality. Strictly speaking, it isn't an independent fabricated space, but one that originally shared the same source as the outside world. Yet someone severed it and made it exist within the void." As Yuan Jiang spoke, his expression darkened.
He said, "Tell me, doesn't it sound absurd that someone could forcibly carve out a piece of a world and make it disappear into the void?"
I nodded. "Yes, but often, we can't measure the wisdom of humanity with the knowledge we currently possess, can we?" What we called science was merely science in its infancy, so many phenomena were difficult to explain with modern science.
But just because modern technology couldn't accomplish something didn't mean the ancients couldn't either. I had always suspected that, viewed across the long river of antiquity, human civilization had not progressed, but regressed.
Human civilization should have reached heights far beyond the modern age as early as the era of the Ancient Human.
We simply hadn't discovered it.
In other words, those advanced civilizations hadn't truly left behind any clues.
But they had undeniably existed.
Cutting away the spacetime of the real world and concealing it in the void was indeed an ingenious method. If one thought carefully, perhaps traces of it could still be found. But how had he made the world lawless?
There was no answer to that in the booklet.
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