Where do the world pillars actually stand?
This is a question Fu Qian often wants to ask when faced with many legendary stories.
The transcendent can avoid speaking of science, but must also speak of reason.
It's hard to imagine that the numerous superior beings that I've encountered, together with their powers full of concepts and symbols, are only effective on this little planet.
Take the most common example: the sun and moon.
The Unbearable Wheel, although seemingly cleanly dead, surely shouldn't be just a simple large fireball, but rather, a symbol of concepts like light.
As for the moon, not to mention the Red Moon hanging outside, after all, it's likely being forced into play.
The mere means previously displayed by the Witch are already terrifying, akin to the universe's dark side.
Not to mention the chilling display of the First Generation Dark Moon during the Long Night.
Specifically about things like the "Abandoned Prison," Fu Qian thinks it's the same principle.
