564: Chapter 533 Disaster of the Domain of Void (1/3) 564: Chapter 533 Disaster of the Domain of Void (1/3) The distant Domain of Void was burning.
This wasn’t an adjective, but a statent.
When Ian arrived in the Domain of Void with the Fae, his attention was imdiately drawn to the flickering red light in the distance.
In the remote southwest of the Domain of Void, where a dark forest illusion had once stood, the vast woods swayed in the dim shadows with the wind, like obscure waves churning in a murky sea.
Ian still rembered that when he gazed southwest from the transford mountaintop in the Empyreal Imperial City, he could always hear a faint buzzing, resembling the sound of a sea of leaves or perhaps the howl of so beast.
But now, the forest was lit up by its own burning light—a dark shadow sparked with a point of red, followed by speckles of golden-red flas.
These fiery specks densely interlaced, forming an endless ocean of fierce flas.
The twisted heat waves disrupted the Domain of Void, and the hot wind from the southwest felt as though it was actually brushing against everyone’s faces.
“Embrace Light above!”
Ian couldn’t help but draw a sharp breath.
The culture of Terra had influenced him over the years, like exclaiming “Embrace Light above” instead of “Oh my God” when shocked—but that wasn’t the point.
He recognized the danger from afar and his expression suddenly changed, “What in the world is this?”
“No, I don’t know…”
Even the Fae were shocked.
Mo Feng certainly hadn’t expected the situation he was sent to scout by the Dream Academy to be this kind of ‘situation’.
The purple orb wobbled slightly, as if blinking: “This is at least a disaster of Spirit Energy at the peak of the Fourth Level—rember the Voidrealm Machine God we saw when we first t?
If It encountered stubborn Domain of Void trash, It would display a similar form to comnce deletion!”
Hua’an was also taken aback, but she quickly recovered, “It’s not a big problem, it’s just the peak of the Fourth Level.
Let’s go take a look at the situation!”
——Do these Fae actually have brains?
Ian, utterly astonished, turned to look at the eager Hua’an and the ready-to-depart Mo Feng.
He finally understood why so many ballads and legends in Terra, despite praising the charm and strength of the Fae, as well as their wisdom and selflessness, never ntioned anyone wanting to find a Fae teammate for themselves.
These Fae, they truly feared nothing!
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“Wait a second—Frost Butterfly, help pull them back!”
Ian imdiately acted as a fuse, the blue orb and the ice-blue orb restraining the other two orbs that were poised to fly off: “Hold on, let’s analyze the situation first!
Things might have changed!”
“Eh?
Alright then…”
Ian’s strong observational ability was trusted by his acquaintances.
If it was Ian, the Fae were willing to wait a while longer.
Gathering back the Fae who were monts away from running off into the fray, were it not for the inability to sweat in the Domain of Void, Ian would have already been sweating orbs off his face.
Centering himself, Ian observed the southwest once more.
The flas there seed to be in a dormant state for the mont, with dark red sparks slowly burning in the darkness.
But a few minutes later, the fire forest suddenly brightened—a dazzling golden brilliance spread in all directions like a volcanic eruption, pushing up a golden orb of light.
This radiant firelight swept across the forest above, expanding into a sky full of fire rain, igniting both heaven and earth.
All of the Fae and Ian remained silent in their original spots.
“…Looks like Ian was right.”
Hua’an felt a shiver of fear as he said, “If we had rushed over just now, due to the nature of the Domain of Void, we would probably have actually encountered the outbreak of that fiery rain!”
The nature of the Domain of Void is not to truly ‘walk’ to a place, but to depend on the ‘desire’ to go to a place.
When you start to decide to go sowhere, the whole person begins to enter a state similar to a loading bar, overlapping with the destination one wishes to go to.
If the Domain of Void is safe and stable enough, then ‘instantaneous communication’ can be carried out throughout the Domain—in pre-Apocalypse civilization considered the Domain the best data repository and research base.
For Humans on a single planet, the concept of no delay might not be very impactful, but for an intergalactic civilization from the pre-Apocalypse, it is absolutely essential.
But because of this, if the Domain of Void is too dangerous, then moving within it becos a matter of luck…
Either you approach at the sa speed as traveling by flight or walking in reality, or you take a chance, betting that nothing bad happens at your destination.
If sothing bad does happen, then anyone who is ‘thinking’ of going there will encounter the bad event.
Mo Feng also rippled all over, obviously frightened.
“Won’t the ch Deities appear?”
Gazing at the distant Mystical Phenona, Ian asked Mo Feng, “If the ch Deities really are programs left behind by pre-Apocalypse civilization in the Domain of Void…
shouldn’t they have so sort of response?”
“Possibly.”
However, Mo Feng’s answer was filled with uncertainty, “The ch Deities have been completely corrupted by the chaos of the Domain of Void after the Calamity of Heavenly Fall…
Sotis they deal with so Mystical Phenona in the Domain of Void, but most of the ti they are rigid, appearing only according to a set sequence and trigger conditions.”
“Take, for example, my observation target, ‘Final Deleter Gaia’—it only appears in areas with a population over ten million to eliminate the negative impacts of Human activities on the Domain of Void.
Generally speaking, it’s a program that deals with the rubbish of life in the Domain of Void.”
“In theory, it has high clearance, but not very harmful…
Nevertheless, hundreds of years ago, another Deleter went rogue, attempting to manifest from the Domain of Void into reality, and was destroyed by the Retrospection Sect…”
According to Mo Feng, the current ch Deities within the Domain of Void are unbelievably rigid and only respond to a few commands and conditions.
Like the Final Deleter, it only appears where there are a lot of people and only cleans up living waste.
As for other matters, even if the entire Domain of Void is burning, it won’t care—because its program does not have the corresponding strategy.
“That’s just too rigid.
Don’t artificial intelligences exist?”
Ian comnted, but he also understood that such high-privilege programs with deletion capabilities would absolutely not be endowed with intelligence…
Whether it was the pre-Apocalypse civilization or his previous life on Earth, both took this matter very seriously.
Although they would not completely avoid using it, the necessary restrictions were still strictly enforced.
“Do we have to go?”
Although Mo Feng and Hua’an both knew about the terrible nature of anomalies in the Domain of Void, the two Fae had not given up but were discussing how to observe remotely and avoid the Mystical Phenona of the Domain of Void.
Watching the two orbs construct observation tools similar to a Domain of Void telescope with the help of various Spirit Energy chips, Ian couldn’t help but ask, “Given the danger, wouldn’t it be alright to give up?”
“How should I put it…”
Hua’an and Mo Feng looked at each other.
Mo Feng spoke first: “Although indeed, giving up wouldn’t be a problem…
we, the Fae, would never give up.”
And Hua’an nodded, “Ian, after all, you are a Human who turned into a Fae.
You wouldn’t understand.”
“Even without a mission from Dream Academy, when encountering Mystical Phenona that could cause changes in the Domain of Void, all Fae who discover them would spontaneously collect data—because remodeling the Domain of Void, restoring it to its original state, is our mission as Fae.”
“It’s the mission of all Fae from Falling Star City!”
Finally, they spoke in unison, their tone resolute, “Because…”
“This is our Fairy Holand!”
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