Generally speaking, there was always a gap between ideals and reality. Carl had boundless expectations for the Void, and when she truly entered it, she was bound to be disappointed.
But Carl's way of thinking had long since diverged from that of normal people.
When she entered the Void and saw its true nature—disorder, chaos, and Devouring as its main themes—not only was she not disappointed, she was deeply satisfied.
In her understanding, the Void was supposed to be like this.
Order was only relative; disorder was the universe's main theme, and the Void was the ultimate embodiment of disorder.
"The Void truly is the ultimate pursuit of my life!"
Carl spread her arms as though embracing the Void.
At that moment, Space Principal appeared before Carl.
"Carl, my student, we meet again."
"Principal, I'm very glad to see you. You know, I've always envied you, being able to roam through the Void."
"Carl, give it up! The Void is the wrong path. It isn't too late to turn back now."
Space Principal still wanted to persuade Carl to abandon her current ideas, but unfortunately, Carl could never listen.
"Principal, you have already entered the Void. Why are you still unwilling to admit that the Void is the future?
No matter how the Known Universe develops, it will eventually become part of the Void.
I merely want to skip the process and enter the Void directly. What's wrong with that?"
Carl's logic was as absurd and laughable as saying that since everyone would eventually die, sending everyone to their deaths was the right choice.
Knowing she could not persuade Carl, Space Principal could not be bothered to continue. She merely left behind a sigh before vanishing from Carl's sight.
Carl left her projection within the Void and began making further