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The Void is a dimension that underlies all others, one with exceptionally hostile laws of existence (As covered in Dark Accession). Curious phenomena related to a given world occur within the border reaches of access points to it, these being the limited margins before the ravages of this realm are present in full force, but none relate to The Cold. This dimension and The'Galin are completely separate. The latter is a deity who was formerly a Tjelian human, brought up to the status of uncreation by Lorithia following their time together and his tragic death (The red moon is an omen and at times visual manifestation, not the deity's actual form). This is covered throughout the various sagas related to the Devourer, albeit more sporadically due to having been a major reveal at the time. However, there IS a deity that resides in the border reaches of the Void, seen in Burning Solstice - The Question. There is therefore no correlation as stated in this case, but you may be interested in learning why Void damage sounds related to uncreation. The reason that Void as a damage type (Essentially chaotic ontological damage, similarly covered in Dark Accession) seems to have such ties is that, while the mechanical element doesn't, the dimension itself absolutely does. The energy that permeates the Void is essentially unaligned mana, not yet attuned to an element. It is raw, untamed potential, making it a wellspring for creators whose will can withstand extracting power from such a hostile dimension -- Primarily greater gods. As of Absolix, the Absolution saga in Granemor covers his creation. Ryuusei essentially uncreated the fact that Absolix never existed, thus creating him in a roundabout manner. Roundabout enough, in fact, to be rather risky. Cartwright took some major risks to get around the fact that he couldn't possibly have employed actual creation, and was only able to achieve this through his experience as an agent of the greatest uncreator.
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