After all, the Aslaid Family and the Enoch Family had not exactly been well-behaved themselves back then, which had led to today's trouble. He had no desire to get involved.
Moreover, the Empire's affairs were not worth mentioning compared to the impending Darkness Apocalypse. They were utterly unworthy of him spending too much time dealing with them.
Anvis still had no idea how to confront the Darkness Apocalypse.
The information he currently knew was that, because Uniwal's Dream left behind by the High Elf Race had divided off a portion of the world's laws, the entire world's upper limit of power had been locked at the Ninth Rank Limit.
To break through, one either had to leave the range of Uniwal's Dream or destroy it completely, allowing the divided portion of the world's laws to return to its original place.
But the Dream World was also the key to sealing the Dark Beings. Destroying Uniwal's Dream would be equivalent to directly releasing those sealed Dark Beings.
As for breaking through by leaving Uniwal's Dream, that would require some means of piercing through the boundary of Uniwal's Dream—the Ceiling Wall. It was nearly impossible.
Even taking a step back, even if one went to every length to accomplish all that and successfully broke through to the Legendary realm safely outside, one would be unable to return to the Yar Continent.
Because once an existence above Legendary entered the range of Uniwal's Dream, they would be directly drawn into the gap between dreams and reality and sealed away.
All this information seemed to tell Anvis that only by choosing to flee this world completely, like the Star Gazer, and never return, could one find the sole means of escape.
But the Underworld Sea was not a safe place either.
Gray Mist's example