Elder Tang smiled without saying a word.
Jiang Fan was taken aback.
"Seriously? Even this has to be kept secret?"
Elder Tang gave a slight nod.
"Of course!"
"Basically, all of us Void Echoers keep our identities secret from one another!"
"Other than the five old fellows on our Elder Council who handle daily communication and emergencies, every other member is an independent individual!"
"They rarely show themselves in their daily lives, and mostly communicate through Void Formation tools."
"Unless they choose to reveal themselves, no one has any idea who the others are in reality!"
Jiang Fan furrowed his brow slightly, somewhat puzzled.
"Why hide it so deliberately?"
"Since everyone shares the same ideals and common goals, all pursuing exploration at a higher level, wouldn't being honest with one another make it easier to pool our strength?"
Elder Tang shook his head.
"That may be true, but everyone comes from different civilizations."
"Different star domains and different factions may have countless intricate connections between them, or even stand as rivals and enemies."
"To avoid unnecessary suspicion or conflict caused by our identities in reality, and to preserve the purity of everyone's cooperation in the deep space, we voluntarily choose to exist in a 'borderless' state."
"Here, we have only one shared identity: Void Echoers!"
"We have only one shared goal: exploring ruins and breaking through shackles!"
"As for who we are in reality, that is no longer particularly important!"
Jiang Fan nodded thoughtfully.
It had to be said that this model truly minimized worldly disturbances to the greatest extent, allowing the members to focus more on cultivation and exploration while avoiding unnecessary trouble.
It was precisely because of this secrecy that Deep Space Cultivators existed only in legends or tales, shrouded in a veil of mystery.
Seeing Jiang Fan