"Ji Shui and Tuoba Feng are extremely measured individuals. They crossed over carrying Fuxi's Amnesty Edict."
Nuwa's voice was melodious, seeming to drift from the depths of some extremely distant spacetime. It sounded hazy, carrying a faintly intoxicating, subtle feeling:
"This edict can restore all the spacetime damage they cause to its original state. That's why they had no reservations from beginning to end, and naturally acted with ruthless brutality."
"Such a treasure exists?!"
Ding Ling was moved.
"Why didn't I see any so-called edict when I killed them?"
"The Amnesty Edict exists within the tiny space of their Sea of Consciousness. When they die, the edict automatically dissipates into nothingness. It's only natural that you couldn't see it."
Nuwa explained:
"The edict is bound to their spiritual souls and Seas of Consciousness. It's impossible to strip it away."
"I see."
Ding Ling was relieved.
He had been wondering why Ji Shui and Tuoba Feng had dared to act so recklessly. So this was the reason.
If I could obtain some Amnesty Edicts too, wouldn't I be able to do whatever I wanted in the spacetime of the past?
He could do that.
What about Fuxi?!
If I become enemies with Fuxi in the future, and he takes out an Amnesty Edict whenever he can't beat me, how am I supposed to fight him?!
Nuwa seemed to hear Ding Ling's thoughts. In a tone that was half warning and half consolation, she said:
"The Amnesty Edict can only repair what has been damaged. Essentially, it merely uses the power of the Heavenly Dao and spacetime to make time flow backward. This power of spacetime reversal can only work within a Closed-Loop World. Once outside a Closed-Loop World, the edict is ineffective.
"So you don't need to worry too much. As