Not long after, that extraordinarily vast Nameless Void had already connected with the Nether Capital Stone on the ground. As the marker of the Nameless Void, the Nether Capital Stone could stabilize the space and allow it to keep expanding.
However.
Red, serpentine shadows occasionally surfaced within the Nether Capital Stone. It had clearly been branded by Hong Zhuang, making it different from the one Zhuo Kui had originally used to stabilize the Nameless Void.
The similarity was that once the Nameless Void had taken shape, the heads of beasts began poking out from its edges. Then, as if breaking through some sort of barrier, enormous beasts crawled out of the Nameless Void one after another and landed on the ground.
Most of these enormous beasts were lower- and mid-tier. However, this was only the beginning. Given enough time, high-tier beasts and overlords would inevitably appear.
There might even be Nightmare Levels and Heavenly Ghosts!
At that moment.
Within the funnel-shaped Nameless Void, black figures could occasionally be seen darting past. This space, which overlapped with reality, looked like a demonic realm.
If someone entered the Nameless Void and looked up, they would see the gap in Yanfu.
Looking through that flat gap in Yanfu, which had no apparent height, one could see layer upon layer of mountains, forests and lakes, and even cities that resembled ancient fortresses.
Yet all these things hung upside down within Yanfu, as though the world inside Yanfu and reality were complete opposites, with everything inverted.
Yanfu was not completely dark. Its light was simply far dimmer than in reality, making the entire world seem unbearably oppressive.
The sky here was forever filled with gloom: vast expanses of gray and black like a landscape painting rendered in heavy ink, exuding an oppressive weight that made