What Su Jiu did not know was that after she left, a violent disturbance suddenly rippled beside the light orb, and a woman with exquisitely delicate features appeared next to it.
Had Su Jiu still been there, she would have recognized at a glance that the woman looked exactly like the goddess statue that had stood beside her while she recovered in the Palace within the Rift Space.
"Is it really right to put her through all this?" The woman's voice carried a gentle softness.
The light orb replied, "These are things she was meant to experience."
"You went a little too far this time."
"Without breaking, there can be no rebuilding. Otherwise, how could she..."
"Still, perhaps it's for the best. Neither of us can intervene, after all. But there are far too many holes in what you're doing. You've attached yourself to the False Heavenly Dao's laws. Sooner or later, she'll probably notice something is wrong."
The light orb paused briefly, its voice sounding somewhat stiff. "She shouldn't suspect anything for now."
The woman smiled and shook her head. "You understand her far too little. She's probably already suspicious."
Just as the woman had said, once Su Jiu came out, her mind cooled down. Thinking back, although the light orb's account had been fairly meticulous, one point continued to puzzle her.
Since those two sets of laws had been created by the False Heavenly Dao, why would they spare no effort to help her instead of returning to their true master? And could something like laws even develop self-awareness and seek help from others?
But if what had spoken to her just now was not a set of laws derived from the False Heavenly Dao, then what kind of existence was it?
Her long lashes lowered slightly,