Infinity looked flat, utterly meaningless. To look up at the night sky was to gaze upon infinity—the distance was boundlessly vast, and thus lost all meaning.
But no matter what, this was infinity.
This was what infinity looked like in mortal eyes. It was even more meaningless than non-infinity.
Because they could not comprehend just how vast infinity truly was, nor could they comprehend how immense an infinitely large thing actually was.
Only when your powers of observation reached a particular level—when you could instantly distinguish the vast, unbridgeable gulf between infinity and non-infinity—could you realize how great infinity truly was.
No matter how enormous a number might be—trillions upon trillions, googols, Graham's number, Knuth arrows, and the like—it was no different from 0 before infinity.
Because compared to infinity, they were all separated from it by an "infinite gap." In a certain sense, this could even establish a bizarre equation.
Yet no matter what that young man thought, he could never know that beyond that "wall" lay a battlefield he could never imagine.
There, Demon Prince and Li Qi were strangling Good Knowledge Demon.
"Impossible—" Good Knowledge Demon cried out in disbelief.
For two people to drive him away would already have been extraordinary.
How could they possibly leave him without even the strength to flee?
But whether it was possible or not, it had already happened.
What Demon Prince held was "Buddhism." Since the Buddhist sect had vanished, there had never again been Buddhism so pure. In Good Knowledge Demon's eyes, this Buddhism was purer than that of those great Bodhisattvas, closer still to the World Honored One, the Tathagata.
Only... something about its flavor was still slightly off.
Yet no matter how off it was, the harm it inflicted upon Good Knowledge Demon was real.
Good Knowledge