Soon, with Huang Ji's permission, Void Manifest transcended into a four-dimensional being.
Just one day later, as if by infection, countless Sound Charge Matter entities were transformed into Void Lifeforms.
The four-dimensional starry sky visibly became part of it, as though it were turning all things in four dimensions into flesh and blood! What had once been called Dark Matter was Bright Matter in four dimensions, so everyone could clearly and directly see Void Manifest's true appearance.
It looked like a collection of rainbow-colored spheres, bouncing and leaping with cheerful motion, giving off an unexpectedly childlike impression. Yet its behavior—eroding every shape along the four coordinate axes like a sinister tide—still sent chills down their spines.
This contradictory visual experience gave Lan Jue and Yu Kong Shan a sudden realization: the subjective impressions they defined held no meaning for Void Lifeforms. It might display an extremely cute and innocent appearance, or it might be full of grim slaughter and brutality, but none of that had anything to do with Void's true thoughts.
Void would not appear serious by others' standards simply because it was doing something serious. Nor would it take on a warm appearance merely to convey so-called goodwill.
Even if there were similarities, they would only be coincidences amid chaotic expression. After all, in Void's eyes, there were no "others" at all.
Lan Jue asked, "I don't know much about Void. After hearing your explanations, I'm a little confused..."
"Void clearly knows that we possess intelligence, can act freely, and even have technology. Why doesn't it regard us as beings with self-awareness?"
Huang Ji said, "Look, you're trying to understand Void through your own logic."
"Groups like us habitually categorize things through common traits. We classify Void as an intelligent lifeform because it fits the definition. It is