Why was it that something that logic dictated would make things harder, actually made things easier? After thinking for a few moments, Di Tou came up with a conclusion. Although his presence wasn't necessary for the cohesive process of stabilizing space, he did help serve a role as a catalyst. In essence, he wasn't part of the end product, but his presence made the whole thing a lot easier.
To take even more steps back, space would in theory stabilize even if no one touched it over time. This logic was involved with his 'main field of study' the Void and Chaos.
The multitude of universes in this world were in constant states of flux, alternating between chaos and order. Similarly, space would constantly rotate between stable and chaotic space, being suitable and unsuitable for greater bodies of mass and life in all sorts of wonderous and myriad forms.
