"Even with the Void Ancestor, the voids should all be unruly sorts. How did he make every one of them obey his word? You only mentioned the system of punishment—what about the system of rewards?" I asked curiously.
Xuan Miao furrowed her brows and thought for a moment before saying, "Giving you space to exist is already the greatest gift. Is there any reward or punishment more important than freedom?"
"You're poisoned pretty deeply, huh? Absolute freedom doesn't exist, does it? Otherwise, you wouldn't have to come and guide me here now." I shrugged.
The corners of Xuan Miao's lips twitched slightly. She seemed to want to say something, but stopped herself.
"You want to say that this is the price of freedom, right? Expenditure itself can indeed be exchanged for results beneficial to oneself, so the key is whom you obey, isn't it?" I filled in for her.
"Since every void understands that point, there's no need for me to answer." Xuan Miao replied coldly.
It wasn't strange for her to respond that way. Those who could become the strongest existences in their respective Darkheaven Ancient Universes might have somewhat different personalities, but they were all undoubtedly beings with hearts tempered to the extreme. Otherwise, they could never have made it this far step by step.
This Void Submergence Land was not small. I felt as though I had been flying for a long time, yet I still seemed to be standing in place. Although the surroundings were filled with Voidfalls, there were even some seemingly real yet illusory lands.
These illusory lands were not merely illusory. Depending on your imagination, they could become anything.
After all, they had no definite form, yet they truly stood in your way.
You could understand them as the mountains and rivers a