Time was sometimes exceedingly precious, so precious that every second had to be fought for. But for some people, time came without cost. Yin Kuang was one such person. Having entered a state of "emotionless oblivion," he was like a stone or a tree between heaven and earth, utterly devoid of subjective consciousness and naturally unaware of the passage of time.
When he opened his eyes again, he found himself buried beneath something. Cold, loose, and soft—it had to be snow.
"Didn't I create a house? How did I end up buried under snow?" The thought flashed through his mind, and Yin Kuang moved his body. In an instant, all the snow covering him vanished.
"This is..."
Yin Kuang had only intended to blast the snow away, but he had not expected it to vanish without a trace... as though the snow burying him had never existed at all. Yet Yin Kuang knew that it had existed, and that it had truly buried him beneath it. It had merely disappeared because he moved.
"Could it be..." Yin Kuang picked up the fragment of the Imperial Seal of the Realm in his hand and examined it. Sure enough, it had regained the luster of jade, with not a trace of black remaining. Yin Kuang was somewhat stunned. "Could it be... I've comprehended the 'Law of Destruction' just like that? But I hadn't even gotten around to comprehending the 'Law of Destruction' yet."
This was a minor mix-up.
Yin Kuang's original plan had been to first enter the state of "emotionless oblivion," then use the seal fragment to comprehend the "Law of Destruction." But even Yin Kuang himself had overlooked the fact that once he entered that state, how could he possibly comprehend laws of his own accord?
Still unable to believe