Though they were all level-9 beings, an Astral Realm Overseer clearly possessed far greater rule authority and could draw on far more power within the Star Realm than an ordinary level-9 being.
Moreover, Su had said earlier that she had held the position of Astral Realm Overseer for seven hundred thousand years.
It was impossible to imagine how deeply a level-9 being would understand the Star Realm's fundamental rules after remaining there for seven hundred thousand years.
Unfortunately, Su was not a Mage of the Wizard Civilization. She probably would not devote herself to analyzing every detail and arcane truth of the Star Realm like those mad Wizards did.
Still, over such a long span of time, Su had acquired quite an eclectic range of knowledge. The theory of causality she had just mentioned made Saine give her another look.
Causality was something the Sages of the Immortal Domain took quite seriously.
With a wave of Su's hand, a pale, multicolored rule halo appeared before her, rippling outward to either side like water.
Only after a long while did that pale, multicolored rule halo part, revealing a deep passage that radiated a distinctive halo of time-space rules.
To be honest, even with his current strength, level, and perceptiveness, Saine struggled to discern which fundamental rules of the Star Realm Su had invoked to open this Space-Time Channel.
The depths of the Star Realm's secrets were indeed beyond what someone of Saine's current standing and age could comprehend.
At the very least, if Saine had tried to open the Space-Time Channel that Astral Realm Overseer Su had created, even two or three hundred thousand years might not have been enough.
Besides, Saine was now extremely cautious about traveling to any dimensional time-space or entering any so-called "gate."
Who knew whether this