Fairness and Injustice

There was no doubt that finding a daughter who had ignited her Spark and run away from home in a short period of time was nearly impossible, even for a powerful Planeswalker like Raymond, who stood near the pinnacle of the new generation.

This was because Planeswalkers were usually in an extremely unstable state when they ignited their Spark for the first time.

Many newly awakened Planeswalkers even completed their first journey across time and space unconsciously, without knowing what kind of world they were heading to.

That meant that even if one tracked the faint trail left behind the instant they entered the Dark Void, it could still produce tens of millions, if not more, possible results.

So after trying several times, Raymond decisively gave up on the idea of immediately bringing Little Annie back. He merely deployed some tiny Phyrexian Oil reconnaissance probes into those worlds, each capable of self-replication.

Once she caused any major disturbance in a particular spacetime or universe, he would immediately receive the signal through the Trans-Spacetime Beacon Tower and take action.

As a powerful Quasi-Divine Power and Planeswalker, it was basically impossible for Little Annie to encounter any truly meaningful danger.

On the contrary, she was extremely dangerous to most worlds, possessing unimaginable destructive power.

The lack of a complete value system and moral compass was especially deadly. She could easily be exploited by people with ulterior motives and become an accomplice to ambitious schemers, tyrants, and conspirators.

After all, in the eyes of this little ancestor, anyone who could provide her with delicious food and fun things was unquestionably a "great person." Everything else was completely irrelevant.

Only after the Cursed Warriors had been thoroughly compleated by Phyrexian Oil did Raymond activate the power of the Space Stone and bring everyone back