Meanwhile, after studying it closely for several minutes, Laplace finally raised her head.
Angel immediately asked, "Did you find anything?"
Laplace hesitated for a moment, then shook her head. "Nothing significant."
Nothing? Angel was slightly disappointed. Pointing at the enormous Three-Unlike "pet," he asked, "This—have you never seen it before either?"
Laplace still shook her head. "I haven't. It should be a creature from the void. Judging from these images, it is also the kind of void creature that can be tamed."
"But you should know that most of what I see in the Empty Mirror Sea are scenes within worlds. It is very difficult for the Empty Mirror Sea to receive scenes from the void beyond worlds."
For the Empty Mirror Sea to receive images from the myriad worlds, the prerequisite was a "mirror surface"—whether it was a pond's reflection, the sheen spreading across the ground when a water droplet fell, or an ancient mirror that had witnessed history... The images the Empty Mirror Sea received were all reflected by such surfaces.
Yet the void was an endless expanse of darkness. There were almost no conditions for a "mirror surface" to form, which was why images from the void were the rarest within the Empty Mirror Sea.
Even when such images occasionally appeared, they were most likely fleeting mirror glimpses, like feathers of auspicious light, formed when the scales or skin of certain void creatures reflected light. They were exceedingly rare.
Under such circumstances, Laplace did not actually know much about void creatures.
She could not say what exactly Three-Unlike was, either.
Though Angel was somewhat disappointed, he understood the limitations of the Empty Mirror Sea. He had originally hoped to obtain some information from Laplace, but now it seemed unlikely.
He could only ask Lord Rhein and the