At this moment, in his perception, the trace anchored to his past life, its ultimate source, lay precisely within the darkness at the end of the River of Time-Space.
After standing still for a long while, Chu Mu finally made his decision.
With one step, he left the radiant River of Time-Space and entered this profound darkness.
Once he was truly within the darkness, the sensation was utterly different from observing it from outside.
The darkness was deep and boundless, enveloping his entire body as though he had fallen into a Rules Forbidden Zone.
His vast power, capable of plucking stars and grasping the moon, vanished in an instant. From the clouds, he plunged to the valley floor in the blink of an eye.
No different from a mortal! Chu Mu's expression shifted slightly, but fortunately, that feeling of falling from the clouds to the valley floor lasted only an instant before it vanished without a trace.
His immense power returned, yet after that sudden change, standing amid this profound darkness, such power clearly gave Chu Mu little sense of security.
After pondering for a long time, he cautiously began moving through the darkness again. Soon, as he explored, a clear fact revealed itself.
His movement through this darkness was merely movement as he perceived it. In truth, he was simply stepping in place.
Or rather, no matter which direction he explored within the darkness, the result would inevitably be the same.
This darkness possessed no definition of direction from the material world.
That was to say... this darkness could not be understood through the cognition of the material world...
And evidently, this difference was not limited merely to the matter of direction.
Chu Mu tested it again, and sure enough, every rule and every understanding of the material world