Using his own power to scan the memories in the souls of lifeforms from another Void was an extremely slow process.
The souls of lifeforms from another Void were bound to have a different structure from those of lifeforms in the Endless Void.
To avoid exposing himself, the Chip scanned at an exceedingly slow speed.
Green watched the Progress Bar inch forward on the Chip's interface and gave a slight nod. It didn't matter if progress was slow, as long as it continued.
For a lifeform of his level, spending hundreds of thousands of years observing a single thing was commonplace.
Turning his attention back, Green carefully observed the three creatures emerging from the passage.
First, there was the armor worn by the three creatures. Each suit had subtle differences, but their overall design philosophy was nearly identical. They seemed to differ only in their areas of specialization.
The silver-gray armor had no head, and its cockpit was clearly located in the chest.
At the front of the chest, a round power core radiated blue light. It gave off an energy that had been disguised to resemble the fluctuations of the Endless Void.
In addition, four nozzles jutted out from the back of each suit—a clear sign that they were designed to boost speed through sheer force.
The armor was slender overall, and paired with its powerful propulsion system, it was clearly a reconnaissance model built for extreme speed.
As for the interiors, thanks to his Extraordinary Vision and immense level, Green could see at a glance the three creatures inside.
One was a giant, ghostly blue eye with tentacles.
Another had no definite shape. It resembled lava, with a core at its center.
Inside the last suit was a humanoid creature, ice-blue from head to toe, whose head was