Valon: Even a supporting character can change his fate.

Holding on to the last bit of luck, Urkaesar asked, "Sir, are you going to study the void?"

After receiving Valon's affirmative answer, Urkaesar asked back, "Sir, do you know how great a disaster a rash contact with the void would bring to a normal world?"

Without waiting for Valon to answer, Urkesar gave the answer first.

"The void will erode the normal world, causing irreversible damage to the world. The environment will become extremely harsh, and a large number of native creatures will die..."

Before Urkaesar could finish, Valon continued, "At the same time, the void creatures that live in the void will also invade this world. Even those powerful and indescribable monsters in the void may descend here, right?"

"Yes."

Urkaesar nodded. He really didn’t understand. Most people avoided the void, so how could anyone actively pursue it?

Wallon also gave an answer to this.

"The void is indeed a very dangerous place, but it is also an important part of our journey to a new level."

Just as Valon said, embracing the void is a coexistence of opportunities and dangers. If you don't handle it well, you will be shattered, and the world you live in will be turned into pieces of world fragments.

Knowing this, Valon did not take Urkesar's excessive excitement too seriously.

However, while it is dangerous, the benefits of embracing the void are also enormous.

Take the underground people that Valon faced before, for example. They used to be ordinary people with no power, but after surviving in the void, although their bodies became extremely ugly under the transformation of the void, their strength was greatly improved.

Moreover, there are abundant void particles in the void. These particles cannot be observed with the naked eye but can be collected through special instruments.

At the beginning, Gru gave Valon the design drawings of the machine for extracting void particles, but Valon was too weak at the time and did not dare to provoke the void.

But now it’s different. Valon’s strength is no longer what it used to be. At the same time, Valon also has his own powerful forces as a backing, so naturally he has set his sights on the void particles.

You know, void particles have so many uses. Not only can they be used to strengthen themselves, but they can also be used as energy. With a little processing, the energy they can generate can exceed that of a dozen nuclear power plants combined.

Some people may find it strange. Doesn’t Valon already have the strength to enter the void? Not long ago, Valon killed a large number of void grasshoppers and void sandworms in the void.

In that case, why not just take Valon's instruments into the void to extract the surrounding void particles, and come back after he's done?

The idea is good, but it cannot be done in reality.

The void can attract each other.

Valon can indeed use machines to extract void particles from the void and then use them to strengthen itself, but in doing so, Valon will become a half-void creature.

Naturally, it will be noticed and influenced by the void. When Valon returns to his own world, the void will be able to use Valon as an anchor point to notice the existence of this world, thereby passively pulling the entire world into the void.

You know, there is a big difference between actively embracing the void and being passively pulled into the void.

The initiative of the former lies in Valon's hands, and he can hug at any time and in any way. But the latter is different. Being passively pulled into the void will bring a series of troubles.

The first thing to be affected is the death of a large number of people due to insufficient preparation. If it is just death, it is not a big deal. But if they mutate under the erosion of the void and become some irrational monsters, it will be just as troublesome to clean up at that time.

Because of this, Valon did not dare to hastily manufacture a machine to collect void particles, otherwise he would be seeking death.

Seeing that Urkaesar wanted to say something, Valon raised his hand and said, "I didn't say we should embrace the void now. I said later, when we and this world are ready."

After hearing what Valon said, Urkaesar finally calmed down. Billy, who was standing next to him, had listened for so long and, combined with the document about the void in his hand, he roughly guessed the reason why Valon called them all here.

He handed the information in his hand to Xiu Machiya beside him and said, "Sir, you should have been to the void. This time you asked us to come here probably to get us samples of void creatures."

When Billy said this, everyone around him first looked at Billy, and then looked at Valon with shock on their faces.

They also knew from the conversation between Valon and Urkaesar just now that the Void was an extremely dangerous place that existed outside this world.

Walon actually went and came back safe and sound. Not only did he not have any skin injuries on his body, he also brought back the samples they needed for their experimental research. It was simply incredible.

Valon waved his hand and said, "It's nothing."

As he spoke, he took out three corpses from the ring, which were a Void Grasshopper, part of the Void Sandworm's corpse, and an underground man.

When everyone saw that there were actually humanoid void creatures in the sample, they instantly became excited. As scientists, they could no longer suppress their eagerness to explore new knowledge.

Especially when Valon took out three seal cards and said that there were three living underground people sealed inside, even Urkaesar couldn't sit still.

As blood elves, their endless desire for magic and knowledge is the eternal curse of their race. In order to protect his people, Ur-Kaiser had to suppress this desire.

Now that his people have a stable living environment, the desire that was once suppressed has been repaid a hundredfold and a thousandfold.

Fortunately, Valon traveled to various worlds and brought back a large number of magic books that allowed him to study madly in order to satisfy his inner desire.

Although Urkaesar keeps saying that the void is dangerous and that one should not venture into it, he is actually quite curious about the unknown void in his heart; and the reason why he keeps trying to stop Valon is because he is afraid that if Valon ventures into the void, he will not be able to control it and thus waste this great living environment.

However, since Valon has already gone to the void, returned safely, and captured precious samples, how can we justify Valon's hard work if we don't study them carefully?

It’s a pity that when everyone was excited, Walon poured a basin of cold water on their heads.

After all, these were brought back from the void. Even if they were just corpses, they were still extremely corrosive. Among the people present, except for Urkaesar, everyone else was busy with experiments on weekdays and neglected to improve their own strength. This also resulted in their weak bodies being unable to withstand the erosion of these corpses.