For now, there was no need to mention the fierce battle in the Outer Domain.
After all, the two sides were currently at completely opposite extremes.
One was at full strength and charging in aggressively, while the other was either dead or crippled, hanging by a thread.
To eliminate the threats on the perimeter once and for all, Xiao Tianyang had directly deployed Eternal Night itself.
There was no need to mention anything else. One only had to look at the Void now to know just how great a risk Xiao Tianyang had taken.
Of course, eliminating the outer threats did not mean Eternal Night could free up its hands.
It was impossible for Eternal Night to trap the Void.
Therefore, the Void would inevitably manage to escape, at most leaving Kassadin and the others behind to take the blame.
The Void Race had a trait: as long as the Void remained, they were effectively immortal.
It was simply that the cost of resurrection was rather high, so the Void normally would not revive insignificant individuals.
For core figures like Kassadin, however, the Void would not be so stingy even if it had to grit its teeth.
Yet the process of death and resurrection could hardly be called pleasant. After all, the principle of equivalent exchange was a fundamental rule everyone had to follow.
As for the Evil Gods, there was even less need to say.
They generally left their origin essence behind in their own lairs.
As long as their true bodies died, their souls could use that origin essence to resurrect.
The price Evil Gods had to pay was a severe decline in strength for a long period, forcing them to hide in their lairs and not dare venture outside.
Besides, there were not many upper-ranked Evil Gods