Outside the Atlan Plane, the four Supreme Existences—Augustus, Kronos, the Wing Emperor, and Rom—invoked the Rules and directly sealed the Atlan Plane, achieving a certain degree of success.
In the Void Realm, streams of Rules surged frantically into the Atlan Plane. From within came the occasional powerful impact; presumably, those inside the Atlan Plane were assaulting the seal, trying to break free once more. But how could they possibly break through a seal laid down with Rule Power by Supreme Existences?
As the seal was reinforced bit by bit, without outside interference, it would be very difficult for the Atlan Civilization to break out of the Plane again.
"This Atlan Plane truly is peculiar. It can actually block Rule Power. Otherwise, no matter how vast this Plane was, what use would that be? It would have long since been destroyed by Supreme Existences."
Merlin understood that the Atlan Plane was not special merely because it was so enormous. Though such a massive Plane was indeed extraordinary—Merlin had yet to encounter another Plane capable of rivaling the Atlan Plane—the true reason it was so unique was its ability to block Rule Power.
That was the true reason the Atlan Plane could act with such confidence. Rules were the most supreme and powerful force in the entire Void Realm; no one could contend against their power.
It was like a vast empire containing a small kingdom beyond its control. Naturally, that was exceedingly unusual. Such abnormality was the source of chaos. Even if they temporarily sealed it this time, even if they defeated the Atlan Civilization, the Rock Clan, and the Light Pantheon as a result—
In the future, the Atlan Civilization might still stir up wind and waves, shatter the seal, and return to the Void Realm.
*I'm thinking too far