Tengen did not argue.
She simply watched him quietly, waiting for him to continue.
"Your omniscience is based on your barriers."
"The flow of every living being's presence and every fluctuation in cursed energy fall within your perception."
"But your omniscience is limited to these barriers in Japan."
Tengen's pupils contracted slightly.
Wangchuan slowly spread his arms.
"So it's perfectly normal that you can't see through me."
"Because I come from somewhere you can't see."
Tengen remained silent for a long time.
There was no sound in that white space, only light flowing silently.
Her gaze remained fixed on Wangchuan, as though reassessing something beyond the bounds of her understanding.
Then she spoke.
"You brought the dead back."
"Riko Amanai, Yu Haibara, and those Jujutsu Higher-Ups."
Wangchuan did not deny it, nodding lightly.
"Yes. That's right."
He tilted his head slightly and looked at Tengen.
"What, do you want me to bring someone back for you too?"
Tengen did not answer his question directly.
She slowly took two steps forward, then stopped about three paces in front of Wangchuan.
She was slightly shorter than Wangchuan.
"There is a fixed order to life and death."
Her voice was soft, but in that completely empty space, every word was clearly audible.
"The furthest a jujutsu sorcerer can reach through a lifetime of effort..."
"Is merely to postpone death by a few years, a few decades."
"Even I am only prolonging my existence through my cursed technique."
"Yet you can allow others to reverse death itself. That is a realm only beings from myth can touch."
She did not look away.
"Unknown, powerful, able to bring back the dead."
"Any one of those three would be enough to bring the entire Jujutsu Society out in force for you. And you possess all three."