"My lord?"
"My lord!"
"Hm!"
Lin Jin snapped awake at the Walker's calls, but the terror of that hallucination still made his body tremble.
The glimpse of Void before him had inevitably dragged up the memories in his mind.
So much so that even his own imaginings had left Lin Jin rooted to the spot, at a loss.
How terrifying. Should I say that the closer I get, the farther away it seems?
Now Lin Jin fully understood that saying he had seen online before transmigrating.
When he had still been a player, looking at the Void God had felt like a frog at the bottom of a well gazing at the moon.
Now that he had believers and become a god, looking at the Void God felt like a tiny ant gazing at the vast heavens.
Nothing can defeat the Void God once it has united the Void. At least, I never found anything after going through all the text and information.
Yes, the Void God.
The greatest threat Lin Jin had identified after transmigrating. He currently had no way to deal with it; if he encountered it, his only option would be to flee.
Anything else could be discussed and taken slowly, but whenever the Void was involved, Lin Jin had no choice but to be cautious.
He focused all his attention on that Vessel, even beginning to wonder whether the phenomenon caused by the pillar of light had attracted it here to kill him.
Of course, that was only a passing thought. After all, he currently had practically nothing to do with Hallownest.
Lin Jin watched as closely as he could, forcing down the unease in his heart.
Soon, the details of its white mask told him that this was the Vessel that had died near the