Chapter 1245 - 842: Seizing Every Opportunity

Chapter 1245: Chapter 842: Seizing Every Opportunity

Beyond the world.

In the endless Star Realm, the last glow of Kana’s Silver Blade extinguishing a Void tentacle had just faded.

There were still a dozen tentacles left.

However, at this moment, it was obvious that the Void would no longer allow Kana to freely sever its exploratory Vanguard tentacles one by one.

The Void’s collective responded.

Compared to the massive aggregation of the Void, the world seemed so small, and Kana, floating outside the world, appeared even more insignificant like a grain of sand.

That intangible, formless, yet time-space-corrupting aura of destruction wrapped around like a bone-clinging maggot.

Within this pure will of destruction, an existence’s presence abruptly rose, a purple stream of light carried with it a rolling mist, heading towards Kana.

It had been born.

It was not a descent, but the Void’s will to destroy taking shape at this moment, in response to Kana the interloper.

The silhouette of streaming light manifested within the fog.

Its body was not flesh, but constructed of billions of sharp, irregular deep purple crystals.

These crystals were not static; they slowly rotated, reassembled, and peeled away, like a vast, precise yet frenetic geometric hive.

Fissures flowed over the crystals’ surfaces, not as damage, but as flowing extinction patterns, exuding an aura that swallowed all light and Order.

It had no fixed form, resembling more a dynamic, indeterminate aggregation of destruction Rules crystallized, but at its center barely condensed a structure similar to a head.

Mounted upon it were three asymmetrical, constantly shifting in angle and shape, purple crystal compound eyes.

Within each "eye," a miniature of a world in destruction was reflected.

Its very existence was a desecration of the definition of existence—both sacred and terrifying, the ultimate symbol of destruction.

An indescribable voice exploded directly in Kana’s mind core, not language, but the direct pollution of concepts: "Interference... Interruption... Order... Erasure..."

"World... Extinction... Inevitable... Void... Path... Unhindered..."

"Retreat... or... Assimilate... Extinguish..."

Its appearance was not for battle, but more like an ultimate warning and eviction order from the Void itself.

It was, in itself, the warning from the Rule of destruction to Kana.

Kana’s golden data stream eyes coldly swept over this disheartening crystallized embodiment of destruction.

He clearly "interpreted" the information within: the Void has its ancient, unchanging rhythm of progression.

The world encompassed within it, enduring the repeated scouring of countless Void Creatures, if able to survive until the end and break free, would be considered to have passed this harsh selection.

The tentacles he severed only slightly delayed the inevitable "opening" of this destruction selection.

Vanguard Army will always exist.

To cut them is only to temporarily suppress the crest of the wave, gaining the fortress a few days, at most a dozen days of respite.

This Kana certainly knew, yet his actions still angered the Rules of destruction.

The Void follows the path of destruction, eternally advancing within the Star Realm.

Devoid of self-consciousness, everything is confined by the coldest Rules within the Star Realm.

Rules are Rules.

This is also why many Gods on the path of progression, in the face of the Void’s arrival, would not intend to save the world, but instead leave with their followers.

Confronting the embodiment of destruction in the Star Realm, even Gods are nothing but jokes.

For this represents the existence of the attribute of destruction in all things, if it were a God, then undoubtedly, it would be the one standing at the very top.

Between Gods, there are differences as well.

From the perspective of the Star Realm, the existence of the Void is the manifestation of the Rule of Natural Selection.

A world reborn from destruction will surely bloom with brilliant radiance.

When the Void condenses a God of destruction will.

It is because It sensed a God appearing in the worlds on the path of progression.

Though it has not arrived yet, the Power of the divine phase can be sent in advance to correspondingly respond to the world’s reactions.

So when Kana saw this thing appearing, he stopped his actions.

If Kana does not interfere, then naturally the other side will not interfere either.

He never attempted to completely shield the world from the Void, it was unrealistic, violated Kana’s principles, and was not within the salvation plan.

He provided sanctuary, offered an Order framework and opportunities for improvement, but the ultimate test must be borne by the will residing within.

It cannot be stopped by one or two individuals, even if they are Gods.

Therefore, this is enough.

Suddenly, the Void Vanguard Army opened dozens of rift entrances, which would cause severe losses to the world.

But the Night Watcher is not incapable of stopping them; it’s just that they are far apart.

Thus, upon receiving this message, Kana directly appeared outside the world, severing half of the tentacles.

The cleared tentacles were actually meaningless since this thing was an existence combined with the collective.

It merely temporarily severed their opportunity to connect to the world.

In a few days, these tentacles will return again.

With that, it is enough.

It only needs to buy the Night Watcher a few days of time for their wisdom to seal these Vanguard Army entrances.

Such effort is sufficient.

Within a very reasonable scope.

After all, the destructive nature of the Void is still very strong; once a few rifts are unmanaged to the extent of polluting vast areas nearby, even impacting the dwelling place.