Necromancer Of The Shadows

Chapter 1330  Raining Blood (Part 4)

Material space and Void space are two fundamental aspects of existence that are intrinsically dependent on each other.

Without the existence of Material space, Void space cannot exist. Conversely, without Void space, Material space would be unable to repair itself when damaged by external forces.

For example, if someone were to exert an immense force to shatter Material space, a Void rift would appear, leading into Void space. However, without Material space, it would be impossible to open a Void rift or access Void space, as the very existence of Void space is entirely dependent on Material space.

When the Tomb of the Ancient collapsed due to the overwhelming aftermath of Azroth, Eldrakar, and Baphomet's appearance, its Void space was also obliterated—devoured by Nothingness.

The destruction of the tomb was the very reason why Azroth had thrown Baphomet and Eldrakar into its Void space.

As the tomb crumbled and its Material space ceased to exist, its Void space also ceased to exist, making it nearly impossible for even Eldrakar—a Void Dragon—to escape.

For him to escape, he needed to open a Void rift leading to the Material space of Utopia. However, with the complete destruction of the tomb's Material space, its Void space was consumed by Nothingness. And within Nothingness, it was utterly impossible to create a Void rift or escape.

Just as Void space relies on Material space, Material space also depends on Void space.