It was a long, long while before Chu Mu slowly withdrew from that profound state of merging with heaven and earth.
That sense of being utterly out of place with the world and heaven and earth resurfaced in his heart, and the feeling of Heaven and Earth's Disdain from somewhere unseen suddenly grew far more intense.
But Chu Mu's attention was not on that. He could not stop himself from recalling that blank, empty void from just now.
Judging from those two experiments, it was not difficult to see that the heavenly secrets he could presently glimpse went no farther than that blank expanse.
As for what existed within that blank void, it was likely not something he could yet peer into.
But one thing was certain: something unknown had to exist within it.
After all, life could not possibly appear out of nowhere.
Take humans, for instance. Even while still within their mother's womb, they already possessed a dim, nascent spirituality.
Yet the records of their earliest origins stopped only at the moment of birth...
Then for visitors from another world—people from the lower realm like him, or those beings from Different Worlds that had descended upon the Spirit Realm—did their pasts likewise stop at the moment they appeared in the Spirit Realm?
With that thought, Chu Mu flashed away, appearing in the small attic atop the shop in the blink of an eye.
From his lofty vantage point, he looked into the distance, and nearly half of Divine Mechanism City fell within his sight.
If he remembered correctly, an Otherworld fragment had fallen north of Divine Mechanism City just two years ago.
The Divine Mechanism Battalion had marched out and conquered that Otherworld fragment, naturally conquering the race within it as well.
Had they been ordinary Foreign Races,