When Laplace mentioned the rift in the void, Angel's eyes visibly lit up.
Laplace noticed Angel's expression as well. She could guess why the rift in the void had caught his attention.
The Mirror World was a special world. Very, very few parts of it truly bordered the void; far more of it bordered various "Real Worlds."
Precisely because the areas bordering the void were so scarce, finding the rift between the Mirror Realm and the void might allow one to reach the Mirror Realm directly through the void. That meant finding a route into the Mirror World without passing through a mirror—equivalent to obtaining a fixed coordinate for the Mirror World.
The value of a fixed coordinate for a special world was impossible to measure.
For example, several thousand years ago, a few very small wizard families accidentally came into possession of a fixed coordinate leading into Quest World. They developed in secret through that coordinate, and by now, even when those wizard families joined forces, they were no weaker than a large organization.
Though they still could not compare to a large organization like Deep Sea Song, if they truly came into conflict, even Deep Sea Song would suffer grave losses.
One had to know that Deep Sea Song was a wizard organization with nearly ten thousand years of legacy. The depth of its foundations placed it among the very best in the Southern Region. Yet these wizard families were merely latecomers; the fact that their full assault could make Deep Sea Song feel the pain already said everything.
For any wizard organization, possessing a fixed coordinate for a special world was absolutely comparable to a strategic resource.
Laplace could tell that Angel was likely setting his sights on a fixed coordinate for the Mirror World as well.