At this moment, Xiao Yang could vaguely sense a space ahead of him.
However, no matter what he did, he could not touch it.
It was as though an invisible barrier stood before him, separating him from it.
This barrier caused that space to be completely misaligned with the space Xiao Yang occupied.
Xiao Yang began trying to activate his Spatial Power, seeing whether he could enter it.
Unfortunately, he failed.
Next, he directly used Spatial Power to tear open space and enter the Void Space.
Xiao Yang tried entering it from the Void Space.
For ordinary Dou Emperors, and even some weaker Dou Zongs, the Void Space without connected spatial passages was extremely dangerous.
One careless mistake and they could become lost within it, never able to return to their original space.
If they were unlucky enough to encounter a Space Storm, they might even die outright.
Or be thrown into an exceptionally dangerous place.
However, Xiao Yang, who possessed a Spatial Body and had an extremely high affinity for Spatial Power, felt as though he had returned home upon entering the Void Space.
Ordinary people could not orient themselves here.
Yet Xiao Yang could clearly sense every direction.
He did not even need a map. Based on a rough location alone, he could swiftly travel through the Void Space to wherever he wanted to go.
This was why Xiao Yang had not taken the Northwest Continent's Spatial Wormhole, instead planning to directly bring them through the Void Space to the Middle Continent.
Within the Void Space, Xiao Yang was practically a human navigation system.
After entering the Void Space, Xiao Yang finally saw the hidden space.
That space was enormous, and Xiao Yang could not make out its full extent.
Through the barrier, he could vaguely see that