Demon of the Void?
When they heard that name, everyone froze for a moment. Instinctively, they raised their heads and looked at the void monstrosities clamoring nonstop outside the arena.
Generally speaking, Demon of the Void did not refer specifically to any one race of Demonic Beasts, but was a broad designation. Any Demonic Beast from the void could be called a Demon of the Void. Thus, the Demonic Beasts surrounding the arena could barely be considered Demons of the Void as well.
The Wicked Woman noticed where everyone was looking and gave a cold snort. "I'm not referring to these domesticated Demonic Beasts."
"Not this kind of Demonic Beast? Then is it a special designation?" Gray Merchant asked in surprise.
A special designation was, in fact, simply a special name.
The void was too vast. In Jon's words, the void was essentially the universe. From the macroscopic perspective of the universe, there were innumerable varieties of Demonic Beasts born within it. Yet from the perspective of an individual wizard, void Demonic Beasts were far fewer, with only a handful commonly seen. The vast majority of Demonic Beasts were creatures a wizard might never encounter even once in their entire life.
Even if such rarely discovered void Demonic Beasts possessed vast populations, so long as their range of activity did not overlap with the territory of the Wizarding World, and wizards seldom encountered them, they would be treated specially and given special designations.
After all, wizards naturally conducted research from their own perspective.
The Void Traveler, for instance, was a special designation.
However, Void Travelers were still too scarce. Virtually no wizards had studied them, so they were merely recorded under a special designation.
If a void Demonic Beast with a special designation had been thoroughly studied by wizards, or