The vast void of the universe often lent itself an air of mystery. Beyond its boundless reaches, did a second Douluo Star exist, as people hoped?
It was an exquisitely beautiful starry night, without a single drifting cloud in the void. Diamond-like stars studded the depths of the profound darkness, glittering like jewels set into a curtain, scattering their own unique radiance densely across the boundless sky.
A milky-white river of stars stretched from the northwestern horizon across the heavens, spilling diagonally toward the southeast. Enormous planets, each girdled by broad planetary rings and surrounded by several small moons, sat dutifully throughout the galaxy, orbiting along paths that had endured since time immemorial.
The boundless cosmic void was frighteningly vast. After leaving Douluo Star, Yang Ming flew toward the aura emanating from the battle between the Crimson Mother and the Life God System. Along the way, besides the various visible planets and stars, he encountered magnificent nebulae, mysterious star clusters, exceedingly rare interstellar resources, and even giant void beasts that crossed space with their flesh alone. They were no weaker than God Rank powerhouses. These beasts roamed the myriad heavens without a fixed home, feeding on minerals from planets. Their appetites were astonishing; those with particularly hearty appetites could even swallow an entire planet. Yang Ming merely glanced at one from afar and passed it by, with no intention of disturbing it.
Beyond that, all manner of cosmic rays permeated the void: infrared, ultraviolet, X-rays, gamma rays, and countless others, as numerous as the hairs on an ox. Without an atmosphere to block them, these rays struck the human body directly. Anyone who had not cultivated a divine physique and relied solely on mortal flesh would inevitably suffer terrifying mutations.
This cosmic void was fascinating. There were stars that harbored