Meng Zhao had no idea of the many thoughts running through Zhao Rulíng's mind. Instead, he was wholly focused on figuring out why the Four-Void Precepts were of such a high order.
And indeed, thanks to his experiences within Jianmu Grotto-Heaven, Meng Zhao's understanding of the power of the Heavenly Dao far surpassed that of ordinary Celestials.
Naturally, he could also recognize that though the Heavenly Dao was merciless, people possessed feelings. The Four-Void Precepts clearly defied the natural laws of the Heavenly Dao, yet they could somehow manifest the form of those laws. Could this be connected to human intervention?
If Heaven had feelings, Heaven too would grow old. Could someone have used the power of the Heavenly Dao to fashion such Four-Void Precepts?
After all, in the Divine Continent World, the strongest was neither the host of ancient gods and great demons, nor the Supreme Great Emperors, but the Heavenly Dao of Divine Land.
It was precisely because the Heavenly Dao repelled them that the powerful had a path to transcend and depart, allowing everyone to part on good terms.
And if the Heavenly Dao did not possess sufficient strength, how could those powerful figures and Supremes dare brave unknown dangers and embark upon an unknown journey?
Thus, Meng Zhao was certain that the Four-Void Precepts, which not even Supreme Great Emperors could unravel, definitely involved the power of the Heavenly Dao.
As for precisely how it had been done, and how it had been made endless, branding this mark even into bloodlines and descendants, Meng Zhao did not know.
Relying solely on the Four-Void Precepts without a concrete method was still far too shallow and narrow-minded.
The principle was simple: if someone told you what an atomic bomb could do and what kind of might it could