Cindyia had arrived, and Father God and Hela had both left at once—honestly, it felt a little strange at first. By rights, those two big shots did not have much of a presence at home. They usually kept to themselves, spending every day discussing knowledge of the void—and I could not understand more than half of it. On top of that, our household was already absurdly crowded, so having two more or two fewer people normally made little difference. Father God and the Huron King had not even lived here as long as Viska had... Yet when they left, I genuinely felt the place grow quieter. This unusual feeling puzzled me until Lin Xue roughly explained it later:
The connection between Void Creatures had begun to take effect.
It was a vague concept. Basically, Father God, the Huron King, and I, the three Void Creatures, had entered a state of resonance after spending the past month together. As a special race, we resonated whenever we drew close to one another. This resonance was unnoticeable when it first appeared, but once we moved apart, it became quite obvious. Lin Xue had seen these strange things with her eyes, but even she could not understand how they worked. Still, I thought this might explain why the Huron King had insisted on pestering Father God all day about having a child. How many years had those two spent fighting each other back then?
Maybe it was because Father God and the Huron King kept stuffing knowledge into my head all day, but lately I sometimes found myself unconsciously studying my own life form and greater mysteries: what exactly was this thing called the void? Of course, the Empire Database had plenty of related records, but I had vaguely begun to feel that any