Since she intended to enter the Void Cavity.
Jiang Yu naturally would not rush down the first time the entrance was opened. Before her official descent that day, the Sky Monitoring Instrument had already opened a breach above the Void Cavity twice within the past month to sample the surroundings and collect relevant data.
The first time, it had merely opened a breach. The second time, it had even dropped probing Paper Cranes and Alchemy Dolls inside.
The results were a mixed blessing.
The good news was that opening a breach had no effect whatsoever on the Void Cavity, or even the void color region, as though it were nothing more than an ordinary underground cavern, an inanimate thing. Everything from the magic power and qi mechanism near the breach to data on the shallow rock crust supported that conclusion.
That was not entirely good news, really. At best, it was neither good nor bad, because Jiang Yu was certain there was nothing ordinary about that cavern.
After the second breach was opened, everything thrown inside—Paper Cranes, dolls, and other probes alike—had gone silent once it entered that little opening.
It was as though some terrifying monster lurked within, or as though it were a special dimension connected to the Ruins of the Great Void.
In short, she still needed to go down in person with an avatar and investigate.
The worrying part also concerned Jiang Yu's certainty: the cavern was anything but ordinary, because every breach they opened healed naturally within a few hours.
It was not uncommon for rock strata to shift under natural forces and seal artificially created openings. Ordinarily, however, that process took decades or even centuries, unless drastic geological changes occurred.
Yet the breaches opened above the Void Cavity healed silently within a very short