No one had expected the "mutation," or in Viska's words, the "ascension," to have already spread this far without our knowledge. I had thought it only affected the people and animals around me, but it turned out the place most affected was an asteroid belt in Shadow City—something that truly made no sense. By my reasoning, the "priority" for mutation there should have been fairly low. Since these changes were caused by a Void Creature's Information Disturbance Power, the things closest to me should naturally mutate earlier and more strongly. Qian Qian and my sister should have roughly the same level of power. Though I had no idea how divinity came into being, their current strength had left many members of the Star Domain God Race dumbfounded, especially my sister's curse, which could even affect Viska. It was weakened somewhat, but they were still constantly growing stronger. Anweina was my personal maid, so she counted too. The crows in the yard were not particularly close to me, but they lived with me, and they were Anweina's pets. Those were all close connections. But what was going on with an asteroid belt in Shadow Space?
Could it be that I was somehow related to a pile of rocks...
After some thought, Viska, the expert from the God Realm, came up with this theory: a Void Creature's Information Disturbance was probabilistic. Within its effective range, anything had a chance of mutating. Things closest to me merely had a higher chance, while things farthest away could still mutate earlier—the odds were simply extremely low, not nonexistent. The degree of mutation, meanwhile, had nothing to do with distance. Void power had never cared about distance, so that explanation made sense. She guessed that perhaps my Information Disturbance Power had already spread through the Apostles'