"If they were natives, they would inevitably evolve physiological structures suited to this world's laws. That isn't strange in itself. What's truly astonishing is that this purple-eyed, wind-summoning-eared woman possesses such divine power. And this is the Dao Extremity Universe. If natives exist, there must surely be places suited to their survival." I mused.
"Exactly. We deciphered their language. Although it has been passed down through countless generations, many of the characters and meanings still retain the patterns of the ancient texts from the Primordial Chaos Era. So we suspect they may be descendants of the surviving Immortals from several great Seven Extremity Dao Foundations, left behind when the Primordial Chaos Heaven had yet to be enveloped by the Jade of the Firmament. When the Jade of the Firmament isolated and enveloped this place, those Immortal clans either did not have time to leave or simply chose not to, and thus came to coexist with this world. Though this divine-intent universe is chaotic, it still contains habitable spaces. After countless years, it formed into an existence much like the world within the Jade of the Firmament." Meng Zhiqiu was walking toward us from afar. She was Han Shanshan's deputy. It seemed that Snow Qingcheng had even summoned her to rescue people.
I turned to her and asked, "Miss Meng, could you open the door and let us speak with this woman?"
"We can, but we must be careful not to let her escape. She is quite powerful and exceptionally skilled at escaping. She can also control spatial teleportation with ease. Otherwise, we wouldn't have imprisoned her here. This space is cut off from the outside world, and its location changes at regular intervals. It completely imitates the spatial structure of this divine-intent world," Meng Zhiqiu said.
"Oh? Their laws still