Nearly three years of work was nothing more than an insignificant experience for an immortal, ageless being, but it had still been enough for Hao Ren to become more proficient in his position as an inspector and grow much closer to his colleagues. Although he usually kept a low profile and did not spend all day traveling across the universe to gather with colleagues over meals, he still maintained fairly stable ties with his fellow inspectors, because the inspectors had their own ways of staying in touch and interacting:
As observers and feedback providers for all things in existence, the inspectors were scattered throughout the entire universe, and even across other universes. The distances between them were impossible to measure, and every inspector had their own jurisdiction and duties. Naturally, they had no time to hold gatherings all day, so they communicated with one another through data links and virtual meetings: the former were used for daily communication, while the latter were the official means of conducting business.
They were a divine team that was extremely scattered spatially, but closely connected when it came to sharing intelligence.
This was where it became necessary to mention the distribution of inspectors within a universe. Every world was different in "size," with some differing by an enormous margin. Some worlds were spaces beneath a round sky and upon a flat earth, while others consisted of only a galaxy, or even a single sun. There were also worlds like Hao Ren's homeland, with vast expanses of space and countless stars numbering in the billions and trillions. As a result, the number of inspectors in each world varied completely, ranging from a single resident inspector to teams numbering in the tens of thousands.
Moreover, even within the same world, the distribution of inspectors was far