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[1% LIFESTEAL] Chapter 158 - Insanity
🕑 Added 2025-02-11 19:24:48 +0000 UTCSerene lake. Picturesque forest. Cozy hut, with the smell of roasting meat wafting out through the slightly open door.
Freddy turned around, failing to find the portal he had just stepped through.
His heart was beating out of his chest. Sweat pooled all across his body. A deep, surging sickness gnawed at his guts, chewing him up from the inside. He forced himself to calm down, but he couldn’t do it.
The same thoughts spun in his mind on repeat:
This isn’t real. The dungeon isn’t over.
How much longer do I really have?
Finally, his paralysis broke when he heard the gravely yet whiny voice of an older man echo from within the hut. “Hehehe, don’t be so scared. You’re done. Now come inside to collect your reward.”
Freddy was having none of it. He immediately leaped back, trying to put as much distance between himself and the house. And yet, he didn’t fall into the lake as he expected. His foot landed on a solid, wooden floor.
Every hair in his body raised at once as he blinked, and suddenly, his surroundings shifted to the inside of a cottage.
He spun around and spotted an older man with graying, messy hair and a full, unruly beard, dressed in lumberjack clothing and spit-roasting a hare in the fireplace.
Freddy conjured his Crimson Wing Shield on both arms and raised his guard. But no attack came. He leaped back, preparing a kick to break through the door and leave, but the house suddenly spun around, and he lunged in the opposite direction.
He conjured a javelin and threw it at the door, but the weapon just passed through the door as if it weren’t even there. He threw another at the man, and the same thing happened yet again.
Finally, he rushed to form a messy blob of blood metal and punched it with a double-starred Tsunami Strike. It blew up into a mess of red fog and shrapnel, but it all appeared to simply vanish in the next moment. His hand wasn’t even injured.
In fact, his essence reserves were still completely full.
He released an unwitting chuckle, raising his hands in surrender. “Well I guess that’s that. What’s next, then? You gonna kill me?”
“Hehehehe…!” The old man cackled unnervingly, still spinning the hare. “I had tried. For a whole century, even! But you lived. And now, you are owed a reward. But first!” He raised a finger. “We have to eat.” With a swift movement, he pulled the spit out of the fireplace and just slammed it down on the bare table. “Come on, what are you waiting for? This a big-un! Fled me for months! Plenty for both of us.”
“I… No thanks. I’m not really hungry.”
“Hmph. Your loss,” he said as he took a large bite out of the hare’s leg. “Well then, Mr. Impatient. I guess we’ll get started. Your first reward. Information.” The man put the leg down on the table and wiped his mouth with his sleeve.” His jovial mood vanished in an instant, and he dropped the unusual way of speaking. “An unspeakable time ago, deep within the depths of the Vast Nothing, through the machinations of chance that took eternity, It appeared.”
A flash of something passed through Freddy’s mind, and an indescribable pain pierced through his soul. He fell over to the ground, breathing heavily and grasping his head as if his eye were about to explode. He found it impossible to hold back a scream of pure terror, and he couldn’t stop screaming until the memory of whatever he’d seen finally began fading as his mind failed to contain the information.
Still, hints of it remained. He could feel it in the back of his mind. An awareness had appeared. An awareness of something defied by irrational limits and powers so vast they neared omnipotence. Within his body, mind, soul—it had left behind a mark, one so profound he could feel his latent aura churning, shrieking in horror as it was forcefully twisted into shapes he couldn’t understand.
The man continued, “The being unravelled everything. Its unfathomable mind, spanning all layers of reality and states of being, peeled away the truth so thoroughly that it forever changed the fundamental rules of existence. Everything came down to an incredibly simple principle—the interplay of chaos and order. But there was something more. A paradox.
“For when structure reached a certain level of complexity, it revealed a property even It couldn’t understand. There was order. There was chaos. And then… there was deliberation. Consciousness. A maddening law that sprung out of nothing. The ability of things to disobey. To flip between order and chaos as they pleased.
“In its vast wisdom, it was quick to accept the truth. This was the only thing that mattered. This was the only thing that, in its infinite mystery, made sense. So it killed itself. Its corpseblood still flows through all universes and their dimensions and all their layers, seeping into further and further reaches of infinity, desperately seeking consciousness to serve.”
The man slowly got off his chair and walked over to where Freddy was still writhing in agony. “Allow me to introduce myself. I am part of this gift, one of the tools of It’s servitude. I am the primordial concept of insanity.”
Freddy’s mind flashed again. He saw a vast system of non-euclidean shapes, planets of tessellating gore and loops of irrational, horrible decisions. He gazed upon the essence of chaos in its interplay with order, and as soon as it came, it vanished. His being roiled once again, but for some reason, he felt the agonizing headache suddenly disappear, as if he were granted a cup to hold a liquid.
A bizarrely shaped cup. One that hid the liquid away so it would stop hurting him.
He released a shivering breath and sprawled out on the floor, bathed in a pool of his own sweat.
“Now, then,” the man said playfully. “Don’t give up on me yet. We still have a lot to learn.” With a mad grin, he snapped his finger, and Freddy appeared floating within the vast void of space. Far in the distance, he spotted the sun, its ever-burning sphere of cosmic flame casting a phantom light upon him.
He gasped, finding himself able to breathe, but as soon as he could take a breath, he turned around, and had it stolen from him yet again.
The Earth. In all its glory, he beheld the Earth, but not New Earth as it was later, but Old Earth, as it was before.
It spun rapidly before him; days appeared to pass in mere seconds. He saw the continents in their old, unaltered form. North and South America, Africa, Australia, Antarctica, the Eurasian supercontinent and all the scattered islands.
The clouds shifted subtly, gathering and separating, flashing with flickers of mesmerizing light. When the night came, he witnessed the fingerprint of mankind—their illuminated cities, spread so wide and far that they barely left anything untouched.
Insanity was floating in the air beside him, observing the planet with a manic glee in its eye. “Beautiful, isn’t it? So serene and purposeless, untouched and unbothered. Trapped within the vast, unstructured anarchy. But then—”
It was subtle. Like the click of a lock hiding just beneath the surface, something shifted, and the Earth—it changed. With immense speed, it transformed.
Freddy already knew that New Earth was much bigger than Old Earth. But seeing the change with his own eyes drove home just how vast the difference truly was. Like a balloon, the planet inflated. Like the brown-touched foam floating on a cappuccino, the continents stirred.
He watched the Northern Spine rise, clawing a scar through the North American continent. He saw the great eruptions of Antarctica as indescribably powerful volcanic activity melted its ice cap away, leaving it a scorching land of flame, thick clouds of ash and smoke hanging above it, lightning crackling through it with an intensity unlike that of ordinary clouds.
The Great Arctic Cap spread its influence, rapidly consuming Scandinavia, Russia, and Canada, leaving the people there stranded deep within hostile territory. The Drake Bridge appeared, leaving a trail of volcanoes all the way from the smoldering continent of Antarctica to the tip of South America. Jeju Island expanded, connecting Korea, Japan, and China.
Italy twisted and expanded into a vast bridge between Europe and Africa. The Vast Pit of Columbia opened. The Eye of Europa formed—a vast, circular wall that trapped all of Ireland, United Kingdom, Belgium and Netherlands, and cut deeply into Germany, France, and a bit of Denmark and Norway. Then, within those walls, the sea suddenly drained.
The Saharan Spirals rose, the Pacific Continent formed, Australia split in two.
So many geographical features changed that he could barely even keep up with them. Uncountable islands popped up, leaving barely any stretches of truly empty sea.
And then finally, the changes stopped, leaving a much richer and far bigger planet behind.
New Earth stood before him, almost the same as it was today. As he gazed upon it, he couldn’t hold back the overwhelming feeling of grief.
The people of Earth—all of humanity. In the blink of an eye, their lives as they had known them had vanished. Their primary forms of communication. Self-defense. The very laws of reality itself. Anything and everything that had once made them feel safe- Gone. Taken away in an instant.
He tried to imagine it. How would he feel if the opposite happened to him? If the touch of ether was taken away and New Earth suddenly reverted back to the way it used to be. If he were left without his supernatural powers. If he were suddenly weak, defenseless, and lost.
The thought was horrible.
Suddenly, they started flying away from New Earth. Freddy’s stomach lurched, and he reflexively grasped to grab a hold of something. First, they flew at the sun, until they were not so far from it. Once they got a good look at it, they started quickly moving away again.
The sun kept getting smaller, and Freddy struggled to hold back the primal fear he felt at the sight of the star shrinking. Reluctantly, he turned to face the universe. They flew through a dense field of asteroids and then—
They flew… through a veil. It was like a mist. Like the false skies of interspace realms.
He felt his stomach drop once he witnessed his own reflection. “What…?” he muttered absent-mindedly. “The…”
“You surprised?” Insanity asked. “Fun fact, almost no one of your kind has yet figured this out.” It leaned in conspiratorially and whispered. “Truth be told, this has little to do with what I’m trying to show you, but I just wanted to see your reaction.”
Out of the corner of his eye, Freddy saw a giant shadow moving through the asteroid belt. “Huh?”
“No time for that now, we have a lesson to continue.”
Suddenly, they sped back towards the sun, causing Freddy’s stomach to jump to his throat.
In the blink of an eye, they reached New Earth, descended to the ground, and appeared over a city. The buildings were obviously misplaced. The roads were cut apart and disconnected. Some buildings had even toppled over.
Slowly, he and Insanity floated down to the surface, flying into one of the half-collapsed buildings.
There, he saw a teenager handing over a pink prime to an older, hardened man. Both were surrounded by scared-looking people. They were all dirty and looked like they hadn’t slept in days. The man reluctantly grabbed the offered prime and scowled at it. “And you say this will give me superpowers?”
“I…” the teenager tripped over his own words. “Yes. That’s what I heard them say. This is the same thing that bastard used.”
“You sure it isn’t a trick?”
“They were looking for more of them.”
The man growled. “I don’t like it. What if this is some sort of demon? Or an alien parasite?”
“We get it,” a random bystander added. “But if we don’t act, we’re all going to be slaughtered. You’re the biggest man here, and you’re the only one who knows how to fight. Take it. Please.”
The man’s scowl deepened and he released a shivering breath. He crossed himself, muttering a quick prayer. “Forgive me, Jesus.” Then he looked at the prime and said, “Okay then. Give me those powers.”
As soon as the man said that, the scene suddenly changed, and they found themselves in a fancy office. A young, angry-looking man in a suit held a large firearm, fiddling with it and constantly trying to pull the trigger. It didn’t work. “It isn’t fucking jammed!” he shouted. “Fuck! Just fire for fucks sake!” In his anger, he flung the gun at the wall and grabbed an old-world smartphone.
“And why the hell won’t my phone turn on!? An EMP? I’ve never heard of a goddamn EMP breaking guns before!” Just as he was about to throw the phone, too, a light flickered behind him. “Huh?” he turned around, suddenly coming face to face with a portal leading into an open field. In the middle of that open field, a human-sized, almost chicken-like monster stood, turning to face him and cocking its head in curiosity.
The phone fell out of the man’s hand and clattered to the carpet. He took a step back and tripped over his own feet, falling to his ass. Then, he started cackling. “I knew I shouldn’t have fucked around with LSD.”
The scene changed again.
Three little kids ran down the street, not too far behind them, a woman screamed. “Take it to your dad! Hurry!”
One of the three, a boy, clutched a prime in his hands and sprinted.
Their mother held an umbrella. A moment later, two angry men appeared from behind a bend, one of them carrying a fire axe and the other a crowbar. She tried swinging the umbrella at them, but the one with the crowbar caught it with one hand and smashed her head open.
He glanced at her and then at the children. “Shit! She gave it to the kids!”
They sprinted after them. Just as they were about to catch up, a golden shield enveloped the children. They slammed into it, tumbling to the ground.
“Do not touch those children,” an ethereal voice echoed through the empty space.
The men turned around and spotted a looming, towering figure. It looked like a large female doll that had been drawn onto reality. The power radiating off her was soothing yet alarmingly intense. This was an eidolon.
“I am Protection,” it said. “Please leave. I will not let you hurt them.”
The scene changed again, and this time, they were looking over a different city. Down below, Freddy spotted a large number of people fighting. Their weapons were crude, and barely anyone could even use a proper ability. But the streets were swimming in blood.
Chills were running up and down Freddy’s body like an army of ants. He couldn’t describe the way he felt watching this. It was all so chaotic and horrible. He had heard the stories of those who survived these days. They weren’t joking.
It was hell. But it was also morbidly exciting. He could feel an undertone of change and opportunity, as terrible as its consequences were. He couldn’t help but wonder—if he were there, living through this as anyone else, how would he have handled it?
And he had to wonder; why was this being shown to him?
Insanity, as if it heard his thoughts, turned to him and said, “I want you to see the nature of the Gift. And the paradox that lies within it.” It turned to the streets below.
“And what is this ‘Gift’ supposed to be?”
It smiled at him. “Power.”
The sight before shifted, and he appeared in a different place again. It was night this time. He spotted a few teenagers walking outside in the street. But something was different.
They carried guns by their sides. And as they met another group of boys, they fired at them.
Freddy winced at the sight.
He heard of guns many times. He had seen them portrayed in movies through special effects. But this was the first time he actually understood just how powerful they were.
The small pieces of metal flew at such immense speed that even he could just barely track them. There was no way in hell he could dodge or even react to an object travelling at such a speed. Perhaps he could live with his undeath and incredible toughness, but if even a single bullet struck him in the eye, he wasn’t so sure.
And there they were. Children shooting children, spilling brains and blood on the otherwise calm streets. Carelessly using power that could threaten even a three-star archhuman.
The image shifted again, and this time, he witnessed the bombardment of a residential block, with numerous explosions decimating the concrete buildings and killing hundreds of innocents.
The sight shifted again.
This time, he stood in the middle of a desert. Then, off in the distance, an immense flash of light illuminated the entire horizon. A mushroom cloud of fire lifted high into the air, and the shockwave travelled across the landscape.
He slowly breathed out. “Holy shit…”
“Isn’t it beautiful?” Insanity asked. “The heartbeat of a star. A weapon that erased victory from the dictionary of war.” It turned to face him. “Do you understand?”
He wanted to say he didn’t. But he’d seen a glimpse of the vast being Insanity spoke of. Hell, he was talking to the literal concept of insanity. It was hard to deny the truth he was being shown. About the nature of power. About the nature of ether.
The world wasn’t, and couldn’t be fair. And this wasn’t about fairness.
He could feel his latent aura twisting in response to his newfound wisdom.
And now that he knew this, he was slowly beginning to realize a truth about himself.
Just as he had the thought, the image changed again. He immediately recognized where they were.
It was the evening of the 200th anniversary of the Rift. They were right before the gate leading to the 25th district, a line of people waiting to enter.
“Whoa!” a young man yelped as someone leaped the fence right before his eyes.
Freddy winced as he recognized himself, holding that damn can of beans. That had startled him more than he remembered.
Bit by bit, he watched the scene play out before him.
“Please provide identity verification or confirmation that you have business inside.”
“What do you mean?”
“This is a private district. Mortals aren’t allowed entry without permission.”
Before him, he saw a pitiful, skinny young man. He saw the desperation, the anxious energy.
“Sir, I will have to ask you to step away.”
“Insolent! Do you have any idea who my father is!?”
Freddy winced. God, watching this was torture. Did he actually try that trick? What an idiot.
Obviously, it didn’t work. He was turned away.
The scene suddenly started slowing down, as if time was crawling to a halt.
He watched himself turning around, walking past the laughing crowd of one-stars, and clenching the bag in his hand. And he saw his face. It was an ugly expression. A horrible expression of hatred and resentment. It was a face he wasn’t even aware he could make back then. Twisted, angry—vengeful. Give him a knife, and he’d stab someone.
That was how furious he was at that moment.
But the next moment, he took a deep breath, and pushed it all down.
Time kept moving at a normal speed.
His steps continued, leading him towards the short wall, where he sat and deliberated. While the hatred within him stewed. While the burning desire for more ate away at his core.
Freddy watched with his lips curled into a nasty frown, knowing, feeling exactly what was happening to him at that moment.
Insanity stepped in front of him, blocking the view of his past self. The lumberjack turned to face Freddy with a serious expression. “It can not be perfect,” it said. “But the tools have been provided. Anyone who wishes for power will get a chance to grasp it.”
Freddy saw his past self walking away, his steps firmly carrying him down the path into district 26.
“You have asked for it. With all your heart, you had wished for a chance to fight back. You can call it fate or destiny, but it is more a path towards an obstacle. And behind the obstacle, there is a reward. Ever since then, you have always weighed more on the big events and the big people. You’re more likely to be where things are happening.”
“Is that why my life is so fucked up?” Freddy asked, still frowning. “Is that why all the”—he choked—”all the pain? All the suffering?”
Insanity nodded.
“Then how do I get rid of it?”
Insanity grinned. “All you have to do is wish it and it will go away.”
Freddy closed his eyes. “Done.”
But Insanity was still grinning at him.
“You said all I had to do was wish for it.”
“I did say that, yes.”
He breathed heavily, closing his eyes again. “Fuck.” He turned around. “I need a moment. Please.”
“Take all the time that you need.”
Freddy broke into a run, chasing right after his past self. There he watched it all play out.
“Passage break! Run for your lives!”
From start to finish.
“Do we get uhm… any form of… reimbursement for this horribly traumatizing event?”
The drive home.
“Did you hide under a body, too?”
The run-in with his neighbors.
“Jesus Christ, Freddy! What the hell happened!?”
The moment he threw up out the window.
And the agonizing hours it took him to fall asleep.
He stood above his resting, shivering self, watching with a disgusted scowl. He’d been so pathetic back then. So fragile. So weak.
So naive.
Suddenly, he saw himself literally growl in his sleep, like some sort of angry dog. He couldn’t hold back a laugh at the sight. “I’m done,” he said, and in the next moment, he appeared back in the cottage, facing the lumberjack. No. Facing Insanity.
“Any questions?” it asked.
“What’s with the lumberjack?”
“That’s really all you want to know?”
“I have a billion questions I’d like to ask. And I don’t really want the answers. So tell me. Is this just a random dude, or…?”
Insanity grinned. “I am already quite the fan of your species, but this man is something special.”
Freddy heard doors opening, and he turned to the right. There was a door to a room there, cloaked by a sinister darkness. He frowned and reluctantly glanced back at Insanity. “What’s in there?”
“His wife and two young daughters.” Its grin widened from ear to ear. “You want to see?”
Freddy scowled. “That’s fucking sick. You know what, I’m done with questions. What comes next?”
Insanity shrugged and snapped its fingers. The room elongated, turning into more of a hallway, and on one side, spirits started appearing. Some stood alone while others were in small groups. All of them just stood there, completely unmoving, as if they were statues rather than actual spirits.
“What is that?”
“That’s the second part of your reward, Freddy. You have some abilities that need upgrading, don’t you?”
Comments
Benjamin Curtis
This was a fantastic chapter. Honestly this series is amazing. I did not expect that my favorite “candy” read would turn out having Nietzche influence and done in such a subtle yet perfectly foreshadowed way! I was blown away dude. Yet you really captured I feel like the essence of insanity. Which is more or less revealed horrifying truth. Now as a Christian I obviously feel like there is an antidote for that, but I LOVED this chapter. And seriously cannot wait for more.
1FantasyFanatic
TFTC! Finally! Finally Freddy is maturing a bit and gaining some perspective on life. Kill all the “rich” people you want but they are no different from anyone else. they just have power.
Marquess
My personal guess was that essence was the result of mutated radiation. The way certain materials seem to “create” essence, and that it’s consumed and produced seemingly from nothing, while also being everpresent feels similar to background radiation. When I first heard of Tzekenite, my thoughts went to how similar it was to uranium.
Kronos
Oh I’ve definitely done it before too haha. For the record, I try to help proofread pretty much every Patreon I sign up for, hoping it helps make edits easier.
Robert Blaise
It's hard to catch these details while writing a chapter. It's like "word exhaustion". Perception gets tired and you just stop spotting obvious things. But I do fix it all up when I get a fresh look at chapters :)
Kronos
Tftc! “Italy twisted and expanded into a vast bridge between Europe and Africa. The Vast Pit of Columbia opened. The Eye of Europa formed—a vast, circular wall that trapped all of Ireland, United Kingdom, Belgium and Netherlands, and cut deeply into Germany, France, and a bit of Denmark and Norway. Then, within those walls, the sea suddenly drained.” Suggestion - maybe use a synonym for vast lol
HUAAAANG
Void is the horizontal counterpart of abyss. "Void of space" means expanse of space. It is indicating size.
Nyroe
It's clear that earth isn't unique, but what I am wondering is if Earth and it's people are even 'real' anymore. I think I just don't have a good understanding of interspace, I was under the assumption that anything in the interspace was a dungeon of sorts - meaning that earth is just a really advanced, probably high level dungeon that no outer powers has found or raided yet.
Guy
Hmmm. The chapter seems to imply either essence comes directly from the superbeing's corpseblood, or the conceptual force that drives essence generation comes from it. Regardless, that makes essence/vestige manifestation sound a lot like, well, shedding blood. Bloodshed, some might say. And the absorption thereafter would then be stealing life, or lifesteal, so to speak.
atgongumerki
earth being anything but unique was clear ever since the square-eyed people entered the story, was it not?
Nyroe
If Earth itself is just another random level in the interspace, is there a even true 'real' world anymore? Maybe the interspace isn't a multi-versal deal and it just cuts out the boring parts of travelling the universe, making every interspace area a bubble of a shattered universe.
Compendium
Nah, see the space around earth is unimaginably vast even with it being contained in a dungeon realm. Insanity took him to that specific edge to make him see it and refused to explain for his own reasons lol
Guy
Lovely bit of crunchy worldbuilding. Insanity was fun and not too overdone; funny that Fredward's big epiphany seems something like "to have crazy levels of power, one must live in a crazy world." Makes sense though, I dig it. Also, Earth being a planetary dungeon is fun. I suppose everything is at the crossroads of order and chaos. Makes you wonder if it'll get its own delvers farming the abundant mobs though.
Damian
Wow... These last two chapters are on another level. My beenie is off to you Mr. Blaise.
Caliban42
Not what I was expecting, I thought we’d get “well done for surviving the dungeon here’s a reward” Not tea with nyarlathotep and being forced fed unspeakable truths. Epic world building and storytelling.
thaughton2
Danger, danger! Lore bomb has dropped!
Robert Blaise
That's... Actually now that I think about it I'm not so confident that I'm correct 💀. This is a fucky one.
Evaldo
"Cosmic monstrosity casually walks by" - Insanity, with a surprisingly sane list of priorities: We don't have time for this, moving on
Tryptic
I don't think that Its changes to It's just because it's capitalized. Its correct form... it's probably still "Its"
Robert Blaise
Actually, that was intentional. Do notice that "It" is capitalized.
Robert Blaise
WHOOPS MESSED UP BAD LOL 💀💀💀
Robert Blaise
That's odd. Hold up.
Tryptic
Very nice conversation with insanity, heh. But did you know... Somewhere in this chapter there is a single "it's" that should be an "its"
Marquess
LORE! PRAISE BE, THE LORE! With that said, damn this chapter was amazing. Insanity, the fact that *earth is just another portal world*, the potential limits of power… 100 years well spent! And next time: spirits!
Ray
What a great chapter
Gio
100k wet hells time, though that might be too much. Maybe he'll have to get 50k wet hells and upgrade it once it gets to level 3, 50% mark to 100k wet hells. Or just go with 100k wet hells, he'll probably survive if he only activates it only for a second while bloodshed is doing a genocide. Though, questions about how to upgrade his unique affinity abilities might be more important. Or questions about how to get a perished water body tempering ability.
Thomas Cardenas
Your patron might be screwy. I have access to this at $3 and not some of the previous chapters
VioletSummit
The issue is that if you say "the void of" with anything else, it means the absence of. The void of joy would mean you're miserable, the void of the self would be everything besides that which is you, the void of waffles would be the gap of existence that bridges all space separating waffles. Really the "void of space" should refer to the nucleus of a lead atom or something, but here we are. (Blame the Millennial Mage series for my death on this hill)
Chibrahim
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Random Guy
Or "the vast void of space" as the vast void inherent to space. Then it makes sense
Beeees!
Yoooooooo, crazy to see how much the world was changed. Also, it's upgrading time!!!!!! Lfg. Mark is absolutly not ready after like 2 hrs to face 3 star freddy
VioletSummit
Haha I know it's common parlance, just a personal peccadillo. Keep up the great work!
Virken
Your progress in story telling since jester is profound. I couldn't say exactly why, but i can just tell while I'm reading that this is quality. Keep on keeping my guy
Alex O'Connor
Thanks for the chapter
Robert Blaise
I used void of space to not confuse it with just "nothing" :D
copperspike
holy shit
VioletSummit
Awesome chapter, but I hate the phrase "void of space"! 😆 The void of space would be the absence of space, and space is where there's the most space!
Mayukh Joshi
Ooh boy this is gonna be good. Can't wait for the next update, great work as always Robert! 💯😀
Jade Felicity Bilkey
Thanks for the chapter
Logan
Tftc
Harami666
Thanks for the chapter 😊
