In that case, the void isn't just about the physical world, is it? It extends to the internal thought process and space, which makes it a far more concerning thing. Not that it is the Void's fault specifically. It could just be it's nature.

[Voids....can't change their spots? Don't quote him on it.]

I get your point though, about how it would compare to space. [This is great. But Shiro is good at explaining the harder truths, Waver has come to realize that much.]

Do you think it's possible for one to mesh into the other, somehow? Not...not like a black hole, but a gradient of space into Void?