Hearing Lan Hong mention the Space Principal, Kaisha understood as well.
"You mean there are many others like the Space Principal, people who fell into the Void and were ultimately completely assimilated into Void creatures."
"That isn't hard to understand. No one knows how many civilizations the Void has devoured.
The Space Principal was indeed an extraordinarily gifted figure in the Known Universe, but across the vast span of cosmic time, there were probably many, many people like him—or even more gifted than him.
Even if these people were completely assimilated into Void creatures, they still retained their own patterns of behavior.
So perhaps these humanoid Void creatures are not all enemies."
Kaisha's expression did not ease. Instead, it became even more solemn.
"If that's the case, then likewise, there definitely aren't few people like Carl who are obsessed with the Void.
They may also appear in the Known Universe as humanoid Void creatures."
Lan Hong nodded.
"You're right. It depends on how you distinguish them. Of course, you could also choose not to distinguish them and treat them all as enemies."
"Sigh, it seems the situation is becoming more and more complicated. Protecting the civilizations of the Known Universe has become even harder."
"At any time, being a guardian has never been easy. It always requires paying a tremendous price.
If you are unwilling or unable to pay that price, then don't even think about becoming a guardian."
"Heh, it's no longer a matter of whether we want to do it. We have to.
What we Angels protect is not only the Known Universe, but ourselves as well."
"Since you understand that, don't overthink it. The battle has only just begun."
At that moment, Kaisha leaned into Lan Hong's arms. Here, she felt more at ease and more at