Time flowed like a rushing stream. In the blink of an eye, an Era passed, and the Mana Void grew lively.
Unlike the Void where Green lived, the Mana Void was blue from end to end, like a sparkling Blue Crystal.
The chaotic Voids and Space-Time Storms so common elsewhere were rarely seen here—or perhaps they simply did not exist.
Compared to the Void where Green lived, one was like a calm lake, the other a raging sea.
And this unique Void environment had also led to a completely different structure within.
First of all, the Mana Void contained an immense number of worlds, clustered together like bunches of grapes.
Dozens or even hundreds of worlds often drew close and merged with one another, forming small clusters.
The worlds in these clusters lay extremely close together.
Some had even fused their World Crystal Walls, and the two worlds were gradually merging into one.
Compared to the Void where Green lived, the Mana Void offered an astonishingly favorable environment for survival. Even during the waning period of the Void Era, it was far safer than Green's Void.
But for the lives who had always dwelled in the Mana Void, changes to their environment had an enormous impact on them.
They were like delicate plants: the slightest change in their surroundings could make them wither at once.
Without having seen lives survive in harsher environments, they simply could not recognize how favorable their own habitat was.
At the place where the Mana Void had first come into being, a gigantic ring-shaped device had been fully constructed.
The device looked like an enormous bracelet, its outer surface covered with blue crystals.
In front of it, one carefully crafted mech after another stood ready, each with a different appearance and function.
They were