"I see."
After listening to Chu Mu's explanation, the Metal Giant seemed to come to a realization as well.
After falling silent for a while, his Divine Sense transmission appeared once more.
Following their exchange, Chu Mu also gained a rough understanding of these so-called Traces of Loss.
According to the Metal Giant named Chu,
the Illusory Realm of Grand Void was indeed the nine-layered illusory domain he had anticipated.
Yet the nine-layered illusory domain was merely the outermost system of the Illusory Realm of Grand Void.
The nine layers of the illusory domain corresponded to the Ninth Order of Immortal Path.
But each layer was not simply a single illusory domain. There were Shallow Illusory Domains, as well as Deep Illusory Realms whose specifics remained uncertain even now.
Under normal circumstances, however, all foreign beings who entered the Illusory Realm of Grand Void remained within its outer illusory domains, unable to glimpse the deeper realms.
Yet since the Deep Illusory Realms existed, they naturally left traces behind.
And among those traces, the most obvious were these so-called Traces of Loss.
A Trace of Loss referred to an existence that had fused as one with the Illusory Realm of Grand Void, or with an illusory realm evolved from it.
Because of their nature of merging with the Illusory Realm of Grand Void, they became a breakthrough point through which one could peer into the Deep Illusory Realms.
Using one as an Anchor Point, one could glimpse the deeper mysteries of the Illusory Realm of Grand Void and step into its deeper reaches.
Since such Anchor Points were mostly beings from the outside world who had been intercepted by the Illusory Realm of Grand Void, sinking within it and unable to awaken for all eternity,
they had been named Traces of