"So, did you see it?" Chen Luo asked curiously.
It was only when they talked about things like this that Chen Luo truly felt just how many years Little Nine had lived.
"No. I got stuck halfway through and was thrown out. Then I landed in the Heavenly Realm and even fought God," Little Nine said, shaking her head.
"People knew there were other planes beyond ours even before the Abyss Plane appeared. The problem might be that the rules of our worlds are different. The Abyss Plane can easily open passages to other planes, but ours can't. The barrier around our plane is too thick."
"Even if a space-time passage weakens that barrier, you still can't get out. You'll be teleported somewhere else within our plane instead. And you need to be strong, or the Space-Time Turbulence could tear you apart." Little Nine told him the history of their plane.
"But once the Abyss Channel opened that first passage, getting to other worlds became much easier. As the saying goes, the first time is the hardest..."
"That sounds a little suggestive," Chen Luo said, his expression complicated.
"...This is a serious matter." Little Nine looked up and fixed her eyes on him.
"Yes, yes. So are you really planning to cross over on your own? I do have a jar in my basement big enough to hold someone your size... But if anything goes wrong along the way, that little body of yours might not survive." Chen Luo patted her head.
"Are you kidding? I'm not stupid. Why wouldn't I choose the safer option?" Little Nine pouted.
Little Nine suspected Chen Luo really did see her as a child.
"Don't you?"
"...You're reading my mind again? I told you, I'm not a child!" Little Nine snapped, bristling.
"..."
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