The game is about becoming a god, starting with the rampage of Hua Ye.

For a moment, the surrounding space fell silent.

Chief Tina remained silent and did nothing.

Glenn neither spoke nor acted.

Chief Tina awaited Glenn's answer, while Glenn pondered something deeper.

Something that is about to touch the truth of this world.

Nearly ten thousand years of life allowed Glenn's brain to be extremely developed, and his thinking speed was unprecedented.

After all, he is now absolutely at the limit of this universe.

From a macro perspective, he is omnipotent.

Therefore, the speed of information processing and association is comparable to that of a large clock and HarmonyOS.

If Chief Tina could enter Glenn's dark dimension, she would be able to discover it.

Countless streams of information were flowing rapidly through him, constantly drawing conclusions and feeding them back into Glenn's brain.

Like a giant computer, it calculates the world in megabytes.

However, for Glenn at present, such a calculation would take years.

It may take hundreds of years, thousands of years, or even more than tens of thousands of years.

The world is so vast, just as Chief Tina said, the myriad realms are immense, while the known universe is but a speck of dust.

It is simply impossible to measure the vastness of the heavens and the myriad worlds with this single speck of dust.

To put it more absolutely, it's impossible.

The reason for all of this is the lack of information.

Glenn, living in the dust, could never imagine the vastness and splendor of the outside world.

Like a frog at the bottom of a well, forever living in the small patch of sky above their heads.

They arrogantly believed that this starry sky was the entirety of the world, the truth of the world.

Therefore, to truly understand the world, one must step out of this well and see the whole picture.

The endless flow of information eventually led to this answer.

Therefore, Glenn forcibly interrupted the flow of the dark space, forcing himself not to think about or pursue this answer that could never be obtained.

Regardless of the outcome, he must face reality and deal with the issues at hand.

In an instant, a glint flashed in Glenn's eyes, and his mind cleared up once more.

And all these events in the dark space happened in the blink of an eye.

When Glenn looked at Chief Tina again, he saw only a gaze awaiting an answer and a group of people with bloodthirsty desires.

Looking at Chief Tina, the woman who stirred his emotions, Glenn didn't give her the answer she wanted. Instead, he asked:

"In your view, what is the true difference between this universe and the void?"

Upon hearing Glenn's words, Chief Tina already knew his answer.

He couldn't help but feel a pang of regret, both for the failed attempt to recruit Glenn and for the pointless sacrifice of his own people.

No, it wasn't entirely without value; at least it left its clan with the hope of becoming the strongest.

Thinking about it that way, I guess I've gotten what I wanted!

It's just a pity that I can't witness the future of our people.

With this in mind, Chief Tina calmed down considerably and, of course, did not refuse to answer Glenn's question.

He'll find out sooner or later anyway.

So she said:

"While technology is a shortcut to becoming powerful, it ultimately has its limitations, such as the genetic technology of this world..."

Upon hearing what Chief Tina said, Glenn involuntarily focused his attention and listened intently, although he had some guesses and came to a conclusion.

But he is an exception; you can't replicate another one of him in the same way.

After all, Chaos Crystals aren't something you can just pick up anywhere.

Even in a universe, or even in the void, Glenn estimated that there weren't many things of this level.

Although it's unknown how those old guys from Pangu obtained this item, it's certainly impossible for them to get another one.

In other words, he is an exception, an exception unique to this universe.

Now that Chief Tina from the void has informed us, that couldn't be better.

To be honest, Glenn didn't expect her to tell him these things.

However, all he needs to do now is listen; it doesn't matter whether what she says is true or false.

He has the ability to distinguish between truth and falsehood.

Chief Tina ignored Glenn's thoughts and continued:

"The genetic technology of this universe is indeed powerful, and the ability to perfectly utilize dark space shows that you have already touched upon the true path."

Unfortunately, due to the limitations of the world, you went astray.

If the beast-body civilization or even the triangular-body civilization had dominated this universe back then, perhaps they would have found the true path.

Unfortunately, although their development was on the right track, their intelligence was ultimately inferior to that of the divine river beings, their development was slow, and they could not reach the point of touching the void.

Even so, throughout countless eons, we have also eradicated many of these life forms. Otherwise, why do you think the Divine River Civilization has always dominated the world?

As she spoke, she gave Glenn a playful look.

Glenn immediately understood, and some questions that had been dormant in history were answered.

But he did not interrupt Chief Tina and continued to listen.

Looking at Glenn's calm and expressionless face, Chief Tina couldn't help but feel a little disappointed.

She wanted to see Glenn waver, even if it was just a little bit.

Unfortunately, Glenn concealed it too well, giving her no chance.

"No longer harboring any illusions," Chief Tina continued.

"The development of technology in low-level cosmic entities is sufficient to sustain the development of civilization, but to advance to intermediate or even advanced cosmic entities, it is necessary not only to develop technology, but also to develop at the genetic level."

"Oh! It's not about using technology to modify genes, but about self-transcendence."

At this moment, Glenn could no longer conceal the turmoil in his heart; his expression wavered, and he subconsciously murmured:

"Self-transcendence?"

As soon as he finished speaking, Glenn realized he had lost his composure and quickly regained his composure, returning to his previous state.

Unfortunately, Chief Tina noticed all of this, and her eyes were filled with smugness.

Perhaps this is what she wanted to see.

Before Glenn could react, Chief Tina spoke again:

"That's right, self-sublimation! You must know that whether it is the void or the myriad worlds, the greatest treasure of every intelligent life race is themselves."

It is itself a product of the most advanced technology in a universe, a crystallization of world evolution.

Although life forms are fragile, they have enormous potential, and every life form has the authority to become the strongest.

Developing internal permissions is the path we should truly take.

In this vast world, only the path of true self is the true way.

Although our race is not a powerful one among the myriad races in the void, we still follow the path of genetic evolution. Don't be fooled by our uneven appearances; when we reach the end, we will become as powerful as our bloodline.

You may not see me as a particularly powerful figure, but you may not know that my bloodline was once a powerful force countless eons ago; it's just that my clan has declined.

At this point, Chief Tina couldn't help but reveal a hint of bitterness and regret in her eyes.

That concludes the discussion.

Although Glenn still had many questions, it was clear that Chief Tina was no longer going to say anything.

Ultimately, they remained enemies.

It's impossible to reveal too many secrets unless Glenn agrees to join the Void.

But this is obviously impossible.

Having absorbed and digested this important information, Glenn's gaze once again fell upon Chief Tina's stunningly beautiful face, and finally he said sincerely:

"Thank you for informing me, but our fate will not change. You will eventually pay the price for your actions."

At this point, Glenn's tone turned icy, and he finished speaking.

"As payment for the information, I will give you one day to prepare. After that, your life or death will depend on your own abilities."

This wasn't Glenn's narcissism or arrogance; he needed time to sort out the information he had gathered and was also making changes to his future plans.

According to the original plan, Glenn would take immediate action after meeting the Void Clan, annihilate them, and then prepare for the great war a thousand years later.

But after learning the true purpose of the Void, he realized that his enemy was never the Void race in front of him, but the myriad Void races that were many times more powerful.

Faced with such an enemy, the known universe cannot possibly win.

Even if he breaks through his current realm and becomes the strongest Venerable among the myriad races of the void, it still won't work.

Who knows how many such powerful beings exist among the myriad races of the void, and that their goal is not the known universe, but their own homeland.

Therefore, whether or not the Void Clan is destroyed is no longer important.

However, considering the disasters they have brought to the known universe, they still need to bear the consequences.

Chief Tina paused for a moment upon hearing this, then her expression turned serious, and she said:

"Thank you."

This is the truth. Glenn arrived too quickly, and Tina's plans were not yet foolproof. After all, she also needed time.

After saying this, Glenn prepared to leave, but before he left, a question remained in his mind.

Thinking about it, he asked directly:

"Are you really not afraid of death?"

Chief Tina's voice rang out without hesitation after hearing this.

"Death is not scary; what is scary is the absence of hope."

Upon hearing this, Glenn was taken aback, as if he had heard similar words before.

He said nothing more, and the space rippled as he disappeared from the spot.

The game of hide-and-seek will end in one day.