Great Comprehension itself was an imitation of the method Ancient Gods used to send and receive information across billions of light-years, borrowing their unique algorithm for aggregating and analyzing all life information within the observable universe.
Tai Yu naturally could not, like the Ancient Gods, grasp the basic information of lifeforms billions of light-years away. But once he had mastered the overall "background tone" of life throughout the surrounding star regions, his sensitivity to interactions within all kinds of life groups, between different groups, and between those groups and the spacetime environment would increase dramatically.
As long as the Initial Awakening Society's "dark web" was indeed activated through this field, its circulation trajectory was bound to pass before Tai Yu's eyes.
Of course, precision had always been Great Comprehension's greatest problem. If the Initial Awakening Society's "dark web" operated with excessive subtlety, then even if it moved right before Tai Yu's eyes, he would not detect it.
At that point, a question arose: why look at the details?
Such a colossal entity, hidden deep within the Shadow Domain of the Abyssal Spirit Net, likely capable of exchanging information across star systems and exceeding the limits of people's observation and imagination—even if it was still not worth mentioning compared to the Abyssal Spirit Net or the Ancient Gods of old—was already a macroscopic structure.
Even if it was hidden in the Abyssal Spirit Net's shadows and concealed within the dream illusions of countless trillions of living beings, compared to the information of lifeforms billions of light-years away, which was more obscure?
Moreover, Tai Yu had now grasped the other party's core structure and operational tendencies:
That Great Existence supporting it from behind had even sent down a Clumsy Spider, plunging deep into that bizarre Corpse Jungle.
Analyzing all this information was