As the Underworld completely devoured the Soul Society.
Hane, who was traveling everywhere with his family, also felt a new power of laws enter his World Wheel.
This law was extremely pure, almost entirely encompassing laws related to souls.
It greatly strengthened Hane's ability to wield soul power. However, perhaps because the world had not been fully devoured, he always felt there were still some flaws within it.
But that was of little consequence. Once the Underworld completely opened a passage to the Soul Society's World of the Living, he could make a trip to that world himself.
As for why Hane did not simply shift his world over directly, it was not because he did not want to, but because he could not do so for the time being.
This connection between worlds had almost solely linked the Soul Society and the Underworld. As for where the Soul Society's World of the Living lay in that region, Hane could not see it at all. How was he supposed to get there?
Besides, if he suddenly went over and encountered a rule zone similar to the Nothingness Universe midway, what then? Once he entered one, all supernatural powers would vanish.
It was not as though the Disorder Universe lacked such regions. The reason this universe was called disordered was because the rules of the universe in this area were exceptionally chaotic.
It contained almost everything. Some places were manageable, merely exerting a certain degree of suppression upon outsiders.
But the more terrifying places were conceptualized worlds. The beings within them were almost impossible to kill or destroy, and the entire world revolved around those conceptual beings.
As long as one could not break the concept of the entire world, one would never be able to leave.
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