The Styx River was surging violently, with countless consciousnesses churning within it. A single drop of Styx River water contained countless consciousnesses.
Yet in the main stretch of the Styx River, an Iron Tree actually existed.
Who had planted it?
Locke stared at the Iron Tree, sinking into confusion.
The Styx River was so mysterious that even a Second-Ring Wizard could not stay here for long. It was a dangerous, forbidden region. But who had planted a Magic Plant here?
And what was this Magic Plant for?
Locke saw countless Imaginary Roots emerging from the base of the Magic Plant. They spread toward the riverbed, taking root within it, as though they had entered the Imaginary Sea of the Styx River.
That was the "possibility" of the Styx River.
These Imaginary Roots were completely different from all the Imaginary Roots Locke had seen before. They seemed more complete and more advanced. They resembled the neurons of a pale brain.
The surfaces of these Imaginary Roots were densely covered in root hairs, and each root hair bore a spiritual bubble.
At this moment, with no Styx River water suppressing them, the spiritual bubbles began bursting one after another. Waves of spiritual radiance rose like steam, transforming into spiritual clouds above. The spiritual clouds gathered together, and before long, a phantom spiritual realm resembling the [Root Realm] gradually appeared.
Locke revealed a contemplative expression upon seeing this scene.
No matter how astonished he was, he had to admit that the special realm formed from the spiritual energy gathered after those spiritual bubbles shattered seemed to be the Root Realm.
The two were far too similar.
"Many Spell Models were originally formed by referencing the bodies of Magic Plants, the structures of their natural internal mana structures, or their mechanisms of action."
Locke