Of all the information about the Void, what interested Green most, naturally, was the information about Ninth-Level Life.
Combined with the information on life levels once provided by the Endless Void, Ninth-Level Life was Fifth-Level Life, theoretically the pinnacle form that life could reach.
And in Hyperspace, there truly was no such thing as Tenth-Level Life.
However, Ninth-Level Life was divided internally into five levels.
The five levels were Transcendent Eternity, Void Omnipotence, All-Seeing, All-Knowing (Knowable Domain + Objective Domain), Omnipotent Authority (Known + Subjective), and Omniscience and Omnipotence (Unknowable Domain + Unknown Domain).
Of these five levels, Transcendent Eternity meant exactly what it said.
They had transcended the limits of spacetime and all other things. They could not die or change. After countless ages, they could still keep their souls and thoughts intact, possessing eternal, indestructible bodies and souls.
For Ninth-Level Life, even if other Half-Ninth-Level Lifeforms attacked them with everything they had, they still could not damage their essence.
One Ninth-Level Life could not kill another. At most, they could suppress them for eternity.
But because Ninth-Level Life was eternally indestructible, how long the suppression lasted depended on the other Ninth-Level Life.
Usually, after enduring dozens of Void Eras, the suppressed Ninth-Level Life would grow bored and eventually give up in silence.
Thus, there was no such thing as a mortal enemy among Ninth-Level Life. Given infinite time, they could make amends for any mistake.
The five levels within Ninth-Level Life were, in essence, measures of their ability to make amends for their mistakes, and how quickly they could do so.
Unless they grew weary of themselves and gave up on themselves, Ninth-Level Life would not experience "death."
Even if a Ninth-Level Life chose to abandon itself, its eternal, indestructible nature meant that, under the stimulation of various