Angel truly found it hard to believe that the Tidal Realm's world will had appeared in the void.
Yet the facts lay before him, leaving him no choice but to believe.
"What does it mean that a world will exists in the treasure trove? Did Feng know when he laid out this arrangement, or was it an accident?"
Angel recalled Naimeicui's description of the treasure trove. Naimeicui had never said that there was a world will in the treasure trove. With Naimeicui's abilities, it would certainly have sensed the world will. Since it had never mentioned it, that meant the world will had not appeared six hundred years ago.
This analysis sounded strangely familiar: the void storm had not appeared six hundred years ago either.
Could there be some connection between the two?
Had the world will been born after the void storm? Or had the emergence of the void storm itself been the work of the world will?
As Angel considered this, his thoughts suddenly became much clearer.
What had always felt wrong to him was why the void storm could last for so long, and why it waxed and waned. At the time, the information he had obtained had been incomplete, making it difficult to reach a definite answer. But if the external factor of the world will was introduced, everything seemed far more reasonable.
Ordinary means could never sustain a void storm for such a long time. Moreover, the void storm expanded and contracted in a regular pattern, which further showed that whoever had arranged this had definitely come into contact with rule-level power. And this rule-level power was no ordinary rule; it had to involve the rules of the void.
Beyond the reach of ordinary people, the world will... as an aggregate of rules, was capable