Super God Academy: The Stranger

"Times have changed. When the Angel Civilization was first established, its thoughts and will were still in chaos. If such dangerous remarks were allowed to spread, it could very well lead the entire Angel Civilization down a path of no return, driven by fear and militarism."

Queen Keisha finally withdrew her melancholy gaze, but still offered an explanation.

"When I spread the divine atom throughout the universe, I did indeed feel a terrifying aura from the void, and there was more than one. According to the technological path of the Divine River Civilization, as long as we focus on the dark plane system, we will almost certainly come into contact with the void plane in the end."

"Perhaps those dangerous auras will emerge from the void dimension along the connection between the void and the material universe or the dark dimension. And a cosmic civilization that has just come into contact with void technology and is still in the early stages of the technological explosion will simply be no match for these beings. Therefore, all civilizations will trigger ultimate fear after reaching a certain level, because a civilization's development period of 100,000 years is just right when it comes into contact with the void dimension and then faces an attack."

The difference between the two is like the difference between a civilization that has just come into contact with the dark dimension and the current top-level angelic civilization. The angelic civilization can sweep away this immature civilization by sending out a third-generation angel.

"You mean there is life in the void?" Qianmu asked, his eyes wide, as if he were extremely shocked by the matter.

"If my senses are correct, life does exist in the void, but it is not as abundant as in the material universe, and there are only a handful of it."

Seeing Qianmu's shocked expression, Keisha realized that Qianmu had discovered some secret that she didn't know, and quickly transmitted the data she had sensed to Qianmu.

After receiving the data from Queen Keisha, Qianmu compared it with the records in his own system and fell silent for a moment.

"Doesn't the Kabbalah civilization have any such records?"

Seeing that Qianmu did not respond, Keisha pressed for an answer.

She had originally thought she could learn the truth about what might be the ultimate fear through Chimu, but it seemed that Chimu didn't have an answer either.

"As expected, a terror that has lasted for countless hundreds of thousands of years is not so easy to unravel."

Keisha sighed inwardly, but at the same time felt a sense of urgency.

Because in this era when she was taken offline, the arrival of the Void Age has become a major trend in the known universe, and the gods, who are still in a daze, probably did not expect that such terror would exist in the Void.

I just don't know if Karl, that dead man, knows the specific information in the void.

"Based on the information you provided, I have made a rough guess that life may indeed exist in the void."

Just as Keisha was contemplating whether she should return to her divine form to continue observing the beings in the void, Qianmu finally spoke.

He just confirmed the data provided by Queen Keisha during his data analysis, confirming that life did indeed arise in the void.

Queen Keisha's perception was correct.

"So what do you know about these lives?" Keisha pressed.

For scientific civilization, the unknown enemy is the most terrifying.

Without any understanding of the other party's capabilities and methods, one cannot launch an attack or even defend against them.

Once they gain some understanding, even lower-level civilizations can cause harm to higher-level civilizations.

Just like in the novel Three-Body Problem, the Trisolaran civilization kept its information hidden, but in the end, it was forced to be deterred by the Earthling Luo Ji using the laws of the universe. Although the final result was not good, at least it did not collapse at the first touch.

"I suspect there are two possibilities," Qianmu said, explaining his guess.

"The Void Dimension is not a dimension in which matter exists. Its existence is composed of vast amounts of information and energy, similar to the Dark Dimension, but its information energy level is far higher than that of the Dark Dimension."

"However, information and energy alone cannot create the conditions for the birth of life. The most important substance is also lacking, which is why life cannot be born in the dark plane and the void plane."

"However, the data you observed does exist, so in my analysis, there are two possibilities."

"One possibility is that a life form that does not require matter truly arose naturally in the void. After all, we still cannot fully comprehend the conditions under which such a miracle as life is born."

After hearing Qianmu's first guess, Keisha nodded in agreement. Even if a civilization and its life were enhanced through technology to the point where they were not afraid of stars, it would still be impossible to study the laws governing the birth of life.

The appearance of life in the universe seems like a miracle.

"What about the other one?" Keisha pressed.

"Isn't the other one what we're doing now? Modifying our bodies to adapt to all sorts of environments. Since we can exist in the dark plane, we can naturally reach the technology of the void plane, it's just that we haven't reached that level yet."

"That's right!" Keisha clapped her hands. "I was a bit confused myself; I hadn't even thought of that."

Keisha is increasingly feeling that her small body is severely limiting her intelligence and thinking.

Not to mention the state of being omniscient and omnipotent, which is connected to the sacred treasure trove of knowledge, even the thinking process for conducting research is extremely slow.

Chimu continued to share his guesses.

"However, the second possibility still has some problems. The fact that no matter exists in the void plane is not unfounded. It is because matter is eroded and decomposed into information when it comes into contact with void energy, which is why no matter can exist in the void plane."

"The only way to enter the void plane is to abandon the physical body and enter solely through the spirit. However, this method cannot last. A person's spirit has its limits. Under the massive information washout in the void, one needs to constantly descend to the physical level to recover. This is a common practice among some civilizations that have come into contact with the void plane."

"But there is no known void-level civilization in the universe, so..."

Chimu suspected a terrible possibility.

Will she suffer a mental breakdown?

Little Keisha also guessed at this terrible possibility.

"That's right. Staying in the void plane for a long time can lead to mental breakdown. The sheer volume of information directly impacting the mind can drive someone insane. But that's not the worst thing."

Chimu indicated that something even more terrifying was yet to come.

"What could be more terrifying?" Keisha asked doubtfully.

Several Void-level gods who have gone mad are already terrifying enough; what could be more terrifying than that?

"They are very likely not killed by the power of the void," Qianmu said.

That must be an unkillable and insane void god!