Chen Ze felt an irresistible bout of violent dizziness crash over him. The scene before his eyes seemed to be swiftly kneaded to pieces by an invisible giant hand, turning blurry in an instant.
When he painstakingly opened his eyes again and tried to make out his surroundings,
he was astonished to find himself in a completely unfamiliar, mysterious space.
This place was utterly different from where he had undergone the third trial. It resembled a vast, boundless world of deep and endless stars.
Brilliant stars, like precious gemstones, radiated mysterious and captivating light, adorning the entire space until it was as dreamlike as an illusion.
Chen Ze looked around in utter confusion, yet he could not spot the Doppelgangers anywhere.
His heart tightened slightly, and unease surged into his chest.
He hurriedly calmed his mind and immediately used his thoughts to contact the Doppelgangers.
Fortunately, he quickly received their replies.
The Doppelgangers appeared to be beneath the same vast starry sky as he was.
However, the distance between them was utterly impossible to gauge.
Chen Ze did everything he could to spread his divine sense as far as it could reach, but he still failed to catch even the faintest trace of the Doppelgangers' auras.
Though he could not find the Doppelgangers' exact whereabouts, his connection with the Myriad Things Space had not vanished.
Both he and the Doppelgangers could enter the Myriad Things Space at any time. As long as they could enter it, whether he could find them no longer seemed so important.
After all, so long as he wished it, he could summon the Doppelgangers to his side at any moment.
Since that was the case, he might as well have the Doppelgangers each explore the place where they were.
Chen Ze cautiously tried to walk