Empty Implementation

The Fifth Age has no version number. When the epoch changes, a variable that should not exist pollutes the system version assignment. The system tried to redefine it countless times, and finally made a decision that it had never made before - accepting this null. That variable name is empty. He was a programmer in his previous life, but in this life he was judged as non-existent by the system. On the test stone tablet, all the identification techniques returned the same error message on him - it was not zero, it was not no qualifications, it was because no permission parameters were read at all. The Holy See judged him as a living loophole, the first sequence regarded him as an anomaly that must be cleared, and the recycling mechanism of the sixth calamity listed him as an abandoned variable with the highest priority. All definitions say the same thing: He shouldn't exist. But Sora does not need to modify these definitions. It is always null in the eyes of the system. It's just that he knows better than anyone what null means - he's spent his entire career dealing with nulls and knows they're destined to be recycled. So he was more determined than anyone else not to be recycled. The voyeurs of the Tower of Ten Thousand Dharmas were silent for him. The Void Parliament's throne that has been vacant for thousands of years is waiting for a successor. The seal left by the Creator deep in the Ten Realms has already engraved his name. The Fifth Age has no version number. It was called empty persistence by later generations.