The void would continue to grow because of the existence of Tier 7s.
The constraint of Tier 7 was creating something from nothing.
The void's overall mass would also continue to increase because of this.
However, because of higher tiers, the void's mass would also decrease.
But overall, it showed an upward trend.
Coupled with certain perpetual-motion existences.
The void would only grow larger and stronger.
It could be said that the more high-tier beings there were, the stronger the void became.
Yet in this war, a large number of high-tier beings had died.
Tier 7s, Tier 8s.
Warriors, mages, Assassins, Gu Masters...
In order to continue growing, the void had an inevitable self-regulation mechanism.
The void fed back fortune to the corresponding professions, and that fortune in turn fed back to individuals.
It was truly a case of heaven and earth lending their strength when the time was right.
That was why so many people had suddenly seized the opportunity to comprehend the origin.
Of course, seizing an opportunity was one thing; succeeding was another.
If nothing unexpected happened, various factions would gradually produce some Tier 7s over the following period.
Until the void's feedback ended.
Although the principle had no direct connection to the deaths of high-tier beings.
On the surface, though, it was like brighter flowers blooming from soil where corpses had been buried.
No wonder there was a saying.
The number of high-tier beings was like radishes and holes.
Only when one died could another take its place.
As for the fortune of Fire Mages...
It had not received feedback from the void, because Fire Mage fortune had never been weak to begin with.
During the previous wars, the death rate of Fire Mages in the void had been absurdly high.
Most of them had died,