Such an overbearing godslaying toxin.
Its energy level was absolutely not much inferior to divine blood.
This could be gleaned from the crystal sphere before him.
The drop of divine blood within had almost completely fused with the toxin.
To wield such a toxin, its creator was likely a god-level existence as well.
Yet when Zong Shen tried to trace its origins through the Strategy Module, he received no answer.
This meant that the one who had released the godslaying toxin had never left any record within the Lord System.
It was probably some Void powerhouse again.
Dimensional world theory dictated that the positions of dimensions were not fixed.
Different dimensional worlds were like bubbles of varying sizes, drifting through the Void, each separated by spatial barriers.
Over the long course of time.
These bubbles would inevitably collide.
When that happened, dimensional worlds would intersect to varying degrees and for indeterminate lengths of time.
Such intersections might last only an instant, or they might endure for thousands or even tens of thousands of years.
For dimensional worlds themselves, such spans of time were not particularly long.
Under such circumstances, dimensions would always leave traces behind upon intersecting.
These traces were the origin of items and ruins from other dimensions.
Of course, that was only one possibility.
Aside from dimensional intersections, there were also Void intersections.
That was when objects drifting through the Void crossed paths with dimensional worlds.
They could likewise leave behind traces from the Void.
Such situations were quite common.
Especially so when the timescale was stretched out.
The progression of endless time turned highly improbable events into inevitable ones.
That was the relationship between time and probability.
Given infinite time, no matter how difficult an event was to trigger, its probability would eventually become one hundred percent.