"Immortal Material, refined through a special method, actually had such an effect!?"
Li Pin's eyes filled with gravity.
He had realized the danger.
Perhaps this was the true way Transcendents fought.
Chaotic void, where rules did not exist and everything was nothingness.
The limit of a Transcendent's "perception" was the limit of what they could reach.
There was no front, back, left, or right; no up, down, or four directions.
Yet the ways different Transcendents "perceived" things were clearly not the same.
Like him, he could only lock onto another Transcendent's location after relying on his own perception to detect that Transcendent's "existence."
But the other party...
Clearly did not need to.
He did not need to "perceive" Li Pin to judge his approximate location, then launch probing attacks in his direction.
Like the spear that had flown in at the very beginning.
The collision between Li Pin's own mass and that spear was the result of the other party's probing attack.
The energy ripples bursting from their collision were like a bright lamp in the fog, providing the other party with Li Pin's coordinates.
Once the other party confirmed his exact location, he would use other methods to calculate Li Pin's strength, mass, energy response, and so on.
In other words, to figure out just how strong he was.
Only after calculating everything would he truly launch a lethal attack—Immortal Material.
"The way other Transcendents perceive us should be through traces of 'existence.' Since I 'exist' within the chaotic void, I will inevitably affect it. Like a ship: even if it possesses superb stealth and remains motionless upon the sea, the ripples scattered by waves striking its hull can still be captured by precise instruments, allowing them to analyze the presence of a warship in that stretch of ocean."