What a strange thing to have to think about, was it not? Everything, but nothing… But thinking about it another way, the 'Void' was just as strange, as it was nothing, and yet he could still go there! How contradictory it was both ways! But of course, Di Tou was much more familiar with the concept of the Void, so it made a lot more sense to him. Also, 'nothing' although not… easy to conceptualise, was a bit easier to imagine then everything at once! Everything was just far too much to think about any which way one twisted it!
Having finally 'figured out' where he was, Di Tou was once again at a loss. He understood how a person could enter the 'Void' as there was the Void Returning Stage, and the 'Void' that was found was more-so a metaphorical place within the self, rather than an actual location one had to go and visit, but where in the world was this 'everything' at?
