Faced with this situation, Di Tou was stunned before realising that he was now standing in the moons 'reflection' both in reality, and in the 'Void' space. How strange! The 'Void' space was just a concept, and a mental construct of sorts, as he had theorised earlier, both the projection and the reflection of the moon in the 'Void' space should be because the impact of seeing the moon in the outside world was strong enough and created a lasting impression that allowed him to see it even in his mental space.
In short, it was like a catchy tune you couldn't get out of your head.
So that being the case, no matter where he was, the spacing of the moons shouldn't change, they would always be far away in the distance of the 'Void' space, so how come it had ended up encompassing his person?
