Just as Yani had said, a stable spatial structure was like sunlight to that dimensional abomination. It forced the formless, invisible being, as ghostlike as it was, out into the open. But once it reached this stage, it was at its weakest, because its state had finally shifted from tangible to intangible. And yet it was also at its strongest, because the Void Lord had nowhere left to retreat. Like a starving tiger driven out of hiding, it would unleash all its power without restraint.
Since neither side had anywhere left to retreat, the battle was still somewhat perilous. But as far as Yu Lian was concerned, if a problem could be solved with his fists, it wasn't really a problem.
After all, he had survived an even more perilous temporal illusion. The daze and desolation after that fleeting dream, along with the fear of the timeline that followed, had truly stirred up a great deal of anger in him. Right now, he needed a prey animal to vent his feelings on.
The dimensional abomination was certainly a powerful Void Lord. Back in the day, it had even forced His Majesty the Emperor into a hard-fought battle. If Yu Lian had encountered it in the material world or the Void, he would have run as far away as possible. But as he'd said, they were all made of thoughts within a mental world. If he didn't go wild now, was he supposed to wait until he got to the real world?
He hid the Infinity Gauntlet behind his back, raised Limelight above his head again, and assumed the opening stance of Starfall in the Long Night. Then, as the golden blade of atomic disintegration left his right hand and shot toward the gradually materializing, indescribable behemoth, the beam of light