Was this guy threatening her, saying she could never again experiment on Russell? ⊥
That sight brought a rare flicker of anger to Ruan Mei's face.
This person was utterly unreasonable.
If that was the case, then she would have to retaliate to a certain extent as well.
"Void Emissaries are theoretically the strongest branch of Emissaries."
Ruan Mei abruptly raised her head and looked at the swordswoman who was so fiercely protective of Russell. She calmly laid out her view:
"But being the strongest does not mean being invincible. In fact, if one finds the right method, you are more vulnerable than any other branch of Emissaries."
The upper limit of a Void Emissary's output was undoubtedly a terrifying figure.
Lords and Zhuluo could be traded away by the remnants of the insect swarm and Sea Navigators.
And a certain super old man with only three days of memories left could move freely at the source of the Great Cosmic Plague.
One could imagine just how exalted this profession was.
But that did not mean Void Emissaries could not be defeated.
The method to end a Void Emissary was simple: help them walk farther down the Path of Void.
"I once extracted the overflowing energy of the Path of Propagation, mixed it with data left behind by the Insect Emperor obtained from records of the Great Cosmic Plague, then used planar fragments, mimetic spores, and some insignificant materials to create a false Propagation Envoy."
"Even under the protection of the Path of Knowledge and the Path of Preservation, that King Insect failed to survive ten minutes."
"Perhaps the data gained from simulating Aeons is unsuitable for creation. It may be better suited for making medicine that allows people to step onto a Path, or advance farther along one."
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