Valon: Even a supporting character can change his fate.

When it comes to dealing with void matter, the first thing that comes to mind is Nunu and Willump, who have two souls in one body.

But now they are still too weak, and it is already very difficult for them to deal with the void aura in the bodies of ordinary void creatures.

If we let them handle it, it's not that I look down on them, but the two of them really don't have the ability to do so.

Look at how they dealt with those void creatures at that time. They could be called old, weak and sick in front of Valon. Just a little bit of it almost infected the two of them.

Now let them deal with the void matter left behind by Vel'Koz's death, if nothing else, it will definitely create a more powerful void creature.

Anivia naturally saw what Valon was thinking and said, "Don't worry, Nunu and Willump. The two souls in their bodies have completed the final fusion. The new pure soul that was born has a huge killing power against the void."

"So you really want them to deal with this void matter?"

Anivia shook her head and said, "Of course not. Even though they are very powerful now, it is still too early to deal with these void substances. I am the one who needs to deal with them."

After saying that, Anivia raised herself up, and the frozen void matter around her broke through the ice and quickly gathered towards Anivia.

"Outsider, I have seen your help to the Freljord, so I trust you."

Anivia's voice reached Valon's ears and said, "In the next period of time, I will transform back into Nirvana to purify the void energy in my body. During this time, I can no longer protect Freljord, so I hope you can help me solve the last troubles of Freljord. This is my commission fee."

Then an ice-blue feather fell, swaying in the air, and finally landed in Valon's hands.

Don't think Anivia is stingy. She gave Valon a feather as a thank you for your help.

This feather is not an ordinary feather. If you want to make a comparison, it can be compared to the three life-saving hairs of Sun Wukong.

This is the energy that Anivia has condensed over thousands of years. Even she herself only has three of them, and now she gave one to Valon.

As for the use of this feather, it exudes a chill, and when worn on the body, one can be immune to the burning of most ordinary flames. Even powerful magic flames can be weakened to a certain extent depending on the strength.

At the same time, the ice magic contained in it, after being integrated with the body, can not only instantly transform an ordinary person into a powerful magician who uses ice magic, but also awaken the ice bloodline in one fell swoop.

But these are not important to Valon. In Valon's eyes, this feather is the best material.

Since it was given by Anivia voluntarily, it can be said that it has no resistance to any external forces.

Valon started collecting various rare materials a long time ago, wanting to create an extremely powerful individual.

Once the main world completes its embrace of the void, everything in the main world will be handed over to him or her to take care of, and Valon can explore the void without any worries, thus gaining even more powerful power.

Just to create such a powerful individual, not only does one need a suitable body as a template, but also requires the assistance of many top-quality materials.

This feather, which has no repelling effect, is just right.

Of course, Anivia would not give Valon such a good thing for no reason. As she just said, she wanted Valon to do her a small favor.

Originally, Anivia planned to do it herself, but because Vel'Koz was killed by Valon, a large amount of void matter burst out of his body. If it was not controlled, the good thing would turn into a bad thing, causing greater suffering to the Freljord.

For this reason, Anivia had to show up in advance, absorb these void substances into her body, and then find a safe place to purify these void substances with herself.

As for the task she gave to Valon.

As we all know, there is not only Anivia, a demigod in Freljord, but also Ornn, the goat-headed god hidden in the volcano.

The embodiment of the storm, Volibear the bear, known for his thunderous roar.

Ornn was not so bad, because he had been working as a blacksmith in the volcano for years and had no concern for worldly affairs. Especially after the battle with Volibear, when all the people of the Hearth who believed in him were affected and died, Ornn completely locked himself up.

This hermit lifestyle caused his reputation to gradually fade away among the people of Freljord, but it was also because of this that when the Void was ravaging Freljord, he successfully escaped and was not affected by the Void at all.

Another demigod, Thundering Volibear, is different.

As a warmonger, after seeing his believers and a large number of creatures around him being infected by the void and turned into monsters, the hot-tempered Volibear could not help it and decisively chose to take action.

Faced with this powerful demigod, those void creatures and monsters born under the influence of the void were naturally no match for him.

Because of this, Volibear underestimated the power of the Void. After he devoured the flesh and blood of a large amount of Void creatures, it seemed that his strength was increased in a short period of time, but in fact he had been subtly influenced by the Void.

When he realized this and wanted to stop it, he suddenly realized that he couldn't turn back.

Today, Volibear has become a mad monster without much reason under the influence of the void.

However, as the last bit of sanity left in the demigod's mind, he rarely attacked the natives of Freljord who were not affected by the Void.

Relying on his desire for power, he constantly hunted creatures affected by the void, or simply devoured the void creatures. After killing them, he ate their flesh and blood like a beast.

From this perspective, the number of void creatures in Freljord can naturally be greatly reduced in a short period of time, but this behavior is tantamount to drinking poison to quench thirst.

For now, Volibear can still retain his sanity, but as he devours more and more void creatures and becomes stronger, the void matter in his body will accumulate more and more.

When these void substances have completely consumed the last bit of Volibear's sanity, an extremely powerful void creature will appear in Freljord.

By then, let alone Freljord, I'm afraid the entire Runeterra will suffer an unexpected disaster.

So Valon had to destroy him now, kill him before Volibear went completely crazy, and then seal the void matter accumulated in his body forever.

Of course, it would be best if the void matter in his body could be purified, but everyone knows that this is impossible.

That's why Anivia told Valon to kill Volibear instead of saving him.