Half a month later.
Deep within the dark, eerie space, clouds of dark red energy slowly churned and flowed like a river of blood stretching across the void, shrouding the entire region in a profound, unsettling atmosphere.
Nine enormous figures loomed among the clouds. Some stretched across the void like deep-sea whales, others unfurled hundreds upon thousands of tentacles like gigantic squid, while still others resembled serpents, giant turtles, or bat-winged beasts. Each radiated a heavy, terrifying presence, like nine mountain ranges suspended in chaos, filling the entire space with an oppressive weight that seemed to bring everything to a standstill.
Amid these nine colossal creatures, a single figure was obscured by the dark red clouds, almost imperceptible, like a speck of dust suspended in the deep sea.
Yet a closer look would reveal that all nine colossal creatures faced him, their bodies respectfully bowed like subjects before their sovereign.
"Having guides really does save a lot of trouble."
Qin Tian surveyed the nine Subspace overlords he had just subdued, a satisfied smile appearing on his face.
Had he searched for targets himself, even his extraordinary perception range would have made it extremely difficult to pinpoint Eighth Order Subspace creatures within this chaotic dimension of almost boundless immensity.
It was entirely a matter of luck. With good luck, he might find one in a few days; with bad luck, he could drift for months without encountering a suitable target.
Starting with Babar, however, every Subspace overlord he subdued eagerly recommended their old rivals, desperate to pass along "this wonderful opportunity."
Over half a month, he had successfully subdued nine Subspace overlords.
For now, his subjugation plan would have to come to a halt.
It was not because he lacked another target. If he continued, even subduing twenty would pose no