The Peach Ark used a peach branch for a mast and the blossoms on its branches for sails. The blossoms harnessed the elemental wind, carrying it along the very edge of the Wizarding World.
Locke noticed that the Peach Ark's Imaginary Root extended into the Imaginary Sea. It drew spiritual energy directly from the sea, then converted it through the peach leaves into a magical wind that carried the tree's branches through the air.
That might have been the secret that allowed the Peach Ark to fly through the Void.
The Peach Ark flew on magical wind. Its blossoms harnessed that wind, while its leaves broke down spiritual energy from the Imaginary Sea and converted it into magical wind through respiration.
There was no telling how many research achievements had gone into this one vessel.
Locke, Trajan, and the others entered the Void. Thanks to Infinity Mountain, they encountered almost no Plane Gravity, and the Peach Ark left the world directly.
Trajan looked at Locke. "Junior brother, be careful. The Void is very different from a plane."
For an instant, Locke, Trajan, and Valerie Quinn all felt a darkness fall over their eyes. Then it was like stepping out of a cool, air-conditioned room in summer and into the sweltering heat.
For a moment, Locke even felt everything in the Wizarding World—including the Plane Principle—pulling away from him. All things were receding.
A vast, boundless Void appeared before him.
That was the Great Void.
There was no up or down, no time, no space, no concepts, no spirituality, no magic, and no matter. There was nothing at all.
There was no birth or destruction, no strength or weakness.
Everything seemed to lose its meaning here.
"It couldn't even be called blank."
Having encountered the Zero Potion, Locke could compare it