This Lower Void had caught Green's attention for one reason.
It was a Void that, like the Thousandfold Realm and the Split Void Realm, split into a fan of branching worlds.
Numerous parallel worlds came into being within this Lower Void, each one differing slightly from the others.
Normally, a Lower Void lacked the strength to sustain such constant fanlike splitting. Instead, it would reduce the chance of the Void giving rise to High-Grade Lifeforms.
But this Lower Void had a special Law: its parallel worlds could devour one another.
The ever-splitting parallel worlds kept devouring one another, forming a unique balance. This not only preserved the worlds' potential but also allowed more High-Grade Lifeforms to grow stronger through war.
The drawback to this arrangement was obvious. Frequent wars left the Void in chaos and disorder, and its growth accelerated rapidly.
Roughly every 4.6 billion years, the entire Void would face a Great Destruction.
"Every time Spacetime splits, it's because Spacetime has collided ever so slightly with other Laws. The resulting worlds undergo small changes, some good and some bad, entirely unpredictable. But by limiting the collision to a certain range, we can avoid anything especially bad, unless something unusual happens!"
After a long while, Green reached his conclusion.
Just as Green was about to continue his research, his divided attention brought him into sync with what was happening to his Avatar.
After all, both bodies shared a single consciousness. Though they were doing different things at the same time and thinking in completely different ways, there was still only one person at their core.
Without hesitation, Green shifted most of his attention back to his true body. He sank his consciousness deep into his True Spirit and began slowly splitting off True Spirit Shards.
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