With each teleportation, Qu Jianlei confirmed one thing. "Even the void can't eliminate the fluctuations in a short time..."
Why did it feel as if he had just gained more useless knowledge?
But in fact, he had made a substantive gain: as the distance increased, the influence of the Higher Dimension fluctuations weakened.
The degree of weakening was minuscule; without careful attention, it was very hard to observe.
And as time passed, the intensity of the fluctuations would rebound as well, almost maintaining its original state.
But at the end of the day, the change objectively existed. There was no doubt about that.
In a way, it felt as if True Monarch Boping had led everyone around in circles to evade the influence of the Heavenly Tilting.
Unfortunately, with his cultivation level, the distance he could observe was limited, so the relevant arrangements were confined to a small area.
But that still did not matter. Through this operation, he was merely verifying multiple conjectures.
Anyone who often participated in major experiments knew that if the cost of an experiment was too high, there would be many, many research groups involved.
As for the requirements for data recording, it was not about seeking the most and the most comprehensive—only more and more comprehensive.
Qu Jianlei verified quite a few conjectures, and the teleportations finally ended completely after the twenty-first time.
The causal pursuit from the Higher Dimension followed close behind after a few breaths.
It was not that he could not run faster, but that the Teleportation Arrays had been laid out within a relatively small surrounding area.
In total, it was only a little over a hundred billion kilometers. He was running back and forth, and running too fast would not work.
Because he had also tried it: the Higher