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The earth vein was powerful. Once it dispersed, it produced air, and whether the air was thin or dense was directly related to the strength of the earth vein. As for the earth vein suppressing turbid energy, I thought it over and decided that "turbid energy" was probably something emitted from the magma layer. Once the earth vein could no longer suppress that layer, the entire plane would explode.
Of course, this explanation matched the theories of our present world and the Divine Court's as well. They had mutually corroborated each other, and the principles were the same.
The dead planes without earth veins that Zhu Daohe had mentioned were planes incapable of producing life-forms. Their earth veins were too weak—or nonexistent—making them unsuitable for life. Naturally, true immortal energy was out of the question. Ordinary people would not idly dissect them, either. After all, it was obvious at a glance whether a plane was dead!
In other words, any plane with life-forms was dangerous. For the sake of resources, cultivators sometimes drained the pond to catch all the fish. After all, if I didn't die of poverty, my fellow cultivators would die instead—that was everyone's creed for survival. Thus, the destruction of planes made sense. To properly manage the planes under its command, the Divine Court would naturally employ some nearly cruel methods, but this was also a helpless way to protect the earth veins.
Take Earth, for example. If humanity wantonly destroyed the environment, or even triggered something as terrifying as a nuclear war, the earth vein would be destroyed all the same, and the planet would ultimately become uninhabitable.
Zhu Daohe had a wealth of knowledge. She immediately led us inward along the cross-section of the explosion. The smaller explosions were still continuing, but she seemed