The Dark Nether Death God had once deliberately crossed space-time to contact Duolie, the illustrious Lord of Dimension of Qisha Time-Space, in order to learn the details of the Destruction Divine Kingdom in Primordial Universe Time-Space.
Relying on his status and "sincerity," he had indeed learned some core information about the Destruction Divine Kingdom of Primordial Universe Time-Space from Duolie. Though this scattered intelligence was incomplete, it provided important guidance for the Dark Nether Death God's subsequent actions.
In truth, when he first came into contact with the Dark Nether Death God, Duolie did not possess much information concerning Primordial Universe Time-Space or the Destruction Divine Kingdom. Most of it consisted of fragmented tidbits he had happened to hear back then.
Yet it was precisely this encounter with the Dark Nether Death God that allowed the Lord of Dimension, who had long resided in Qisha Time-Space, to keenly sense the enormous turbulence hidden behind Primordial Universe Time-Space. From then on, he began deliberately gathering all kinds of information regarding Primordial Universe Time-Space and the Destruction Divine Kingdom.
Duolie's investigation had a clear direction. The first thing he sought was the mysterious existence that had revealed information about the Destruction Divine Kingdom of Primordial Universe Time-Space to him back then.
During this search across countless space-times, Duolie, the Lord of Dimension of Qisha Time-Space, unknowingly became acquainted with more and more Powerful Beings and Top Factions from Primordial Universe Time-Space.
Quite coincidentally, every existence he came to know harbored, to varying degrees, irreconcilable hatred toward the Destruction Divine Kingdom.
This was only natural. After all, only forces that were at odds with the Destruction Divine Kingdom would be willing to openly sell intelligence concerning it.
Civilizations and factions friendly with the Destruction Divine Kingdom, or those maintaining neutrality, would not necessarily