Opening the Void Gate

Karl was a pure scholar who wished to usher in a new era through his academic research.

However, at the same time, he didn't possess the impractical tyranny of the Angel Civilization—

Constantly wanting to use the meager power of the forces under his command to establish a cosmic order that governed all civilizations, it was simply child's play and a waste of time.

To Karl, the universe was vast, and often he couldn't even keep up with his own academic research.

The sudden destruction of a certain species, a certain civilization, a certain galaxy, or even a certain galaxy within the known universe was actually insignificant.

Because it didn't harm him, nor did it hinder his continued academic research.

Whatever novelties appeared in the known universe, no matter how threatening, at most they would threaten the Styx Galaxy.

But if the Styx Galaxy was threatened, what did that have to do with Death God Karl?

He had merely established his Death Song Academy in the Styx Galaxy and, coincidentally, was sheltering a group of Beast Body civilizations there for experiments.

That was all.

In other words, the entire Styx Galaxy was nothing more than Karl's private experimental ground.

If this experimental ground became unusable, he would simply leave and find another.

He wasn't like those rigid and inflexible Lieyang people, nor was he an extremist like the Angels or Demons.

The safety of the entire universe was of little consequence to Karl; he didn't have the grand vision of needing to be a savior.

Karl was fortunate that the Human Federation hadn't come looking for him before.

This way, he wouldn't have to waste time relocating to other galaxies to conduct his research.

Karl was also fortunate that the Styx Galaxy hadn't suffered sudden destruction from external forces like the Hou Shen Galaxy and other galaxies.

Before his experiments yielded concrete results, he could not die.

The irresistible force preventing him from conducting his void experiments had ultimately not appeared, which only proved one thing: his research direction into the "ultimate void" was correct!

What Karl was even more fortunate about was that the Angel Nebula was gone, and now the entire Order of Justice had vanished with it.

Those Angels who constantly liked to use the pretext of threatening the Order of Justice and violating Shenhe morality to resort to intimidation were gone.

When Karl learned that the entire Angel Nebula had been annihilated by the Human Federation's inter-galaxy strike weapons...

For him personally, this was a cause for celebration.

Finally, no one would inexplicably stop his void research under the guise of justice.

Originally, the reason Karl had sent the Taotie to invade Earth and incited Morgana to rebuild the Demon Legion on Earth was to expend some effort and organize a large-scale god-slaying operation to kill Keisha, the King of Gods.

The reason was simple.

Karl's void experiments had reached a critical juncture, and continuing the research would inevitably cause some major disturbances.

To prevent these disturbances from attracting the attention of the Angels and being stopped midway, leading to the failure of the experiment, the fall of the divine Keisha and the Order of Justice was inevitable.

Who asked them to meddle in other people's business?

The Human Federation had solved such a huge problem for the Death Song Academy; Karl even wanted to thank their civilization.

Between him and the Human Federation, there were no substantive conflicts.

As for the Taotie Fleet.

If he had known in advance that the Human Federation would destroy the Angel Nebula, Karl wouldn't have even dispatched the Taotie Fleet to invade Earth from afar.

To avoid attracting the attention of the Human Federation and causing unnecessary conflict, Karl chose to act discreetly and gave up the idea of thanking the Human Federation.

For the past period, he had been diligently perfecting his research.

Karl's goal remained unwavering, undisturbed by any external factors.

He had sacrificed too much for the sake of researching the void.

He had abandoned friendship, love, and his teacher, and even his own past.

He had even abandoned his original God River Body, changing his life essence and upgrading to a phantom body.

For what?

Merely to obtain a result.

A result concerning the ultimate void!

What exactly were Karl's void experiments?

It was simple: he had found a way to open a "door," which he named the Void Gate.

Behind the door lay the Void World!

As long as he passed through this door, he would meet or even travel to another true world.

As for whether that world contained the answers Karl sought, he himself did not know.

But Karl was certain that once he opened this door and successfully entered the Void World.

He would definitely be able to break through the limits of his thinking and wisdom, escape the "ultimate fear" state, and enter a new life journey.

Even if he couldn't achieve the "ultimate void" as he defined it, it would allow him to break through the existing constraints of various cosmic frameworks and achieve an ultimate state currently unimaginable!

Breaking through the known, reaching the unknown!

At that time, the true secrets of the known universe will be explored by him!

What he can achieve will be more than just ushering in a new era!

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Karl was resolute and calm in his heart, with a hint of academic fervor.

But his subordinates could not do the same.

At this moment, Snow, looking at the data on the Great Clock showing the known universe almost in ruins, felt an inexplicable sense of hesitation.

He couldn't help but think.

What would be the outcome if this experiment failed?

If it succeeded, it would be fine, directly ushering in a new era.

In the known universe, the God-making civilizations that had developed relying on the Shenhe technology system, such as Shenhe, Angels, Demons, Deno, Lieyang, and others that could be named, had all fallen.

Only their Styx galaxy remained.

If Karl's experiment also failed, or if he opened that Void Gate and then vanished into the void, leaving behind only a group of followers...

What would they do?

Snow dared not voice this hesitation to Karl, but the Beast Body civilizations under Karl were restless.

The Taotie civilization under Death Song Academy, the Sirius civilization, and others had become unusually agitated recently for some unknown reason.

The kings of these civilizations, one by one, requested an audience with Karl, the Death God.

But Karl was recently obsessed with his research and paid no attention to other matters.

The experiment was about to enter a critical moment, and Karl had no desire to deal with or discipline these unruly Beast Body civilizations any further.

These Beast Body civilizations, calling themselves his followers.

In reality, they were merely acting as test subjects in this void experiment.

Now that he no longer needed these burdens, he would decisively discard what needed to be discarded.

"Snow."

"My God!"

"The Great Clock has calculated a suitable location, and the Void Energy has also been mobilized... It's time."

"Is there anything I need to do for you?" Snow asked nervously.

"You don't need to do anything, just watch quietly. This will be... a rare feast!"

"You will have the honor of entering the Void World with me!"

As Karl smiled slightly, the Great Clock entered its highest energy consumption state, and the thousands of stars connected to it, located in the Styx galaxy, burned fiercely.

The mobilized Stellar Energy was transported into Karl's body and immediately transformed into surging Void Energy!

The entire Death Song Academy was instantly enveloped by a powerful superposition force of space and time.

The Void Gate opened!