The Void is an alternate spectrum of reality that can be accessed through an individual's stone. Stonekeepers can channel memories of the past, gain information and even alter the past but not without consequences. There are various dangers that can be confronted in the Void. It is known that in the Void, Stonekeepers will be under the influence of the Voice. They either lose control to the stone, or die inside the Void and dying inside also means you perish from the physical world and turn to stone.
History[]
The first direct mention of the Void was in The Last Council, where it was perceived as a world simulation student Stonekeepers were sent to be tested. However, in Prince of the Elves, Vigo Light disproved the idea of a simulation stating that the Void was a place where Stonekeepers could view memories and communicate with each other. Though, the previous notion of danger was still true as stonekeepers could still perish in it.
Notable events[]
Silas Charnon, a renowned stonekeeper, taught many students how to access The Void. However, without fully knowing the consequences, some students perished as a result of his teachings.
Vigo Light's son, Daniel, accessed The Void in an attempt to resurrect his mother, but fell into a deep sleep and died.
In Book 7, when Emily lost control of her stone, she became a Firebird, trapped in her Phoenix form. However, despite still roaming in the real world, her consciousness was trapped in the void, with Ikol urging her to stay. However, in Book 8: Supernova, Emily is able to escape the void through a portal that had opened connecting the void to the real world.