After setting the target, pinpointing the position, and adjusting the parameters, the Dream Lyra did exactly what the scientists had calculated it would: in its microscopic state, it successfully jumped from Great Universe Space into Pixel Space.
The moment it entered Pixel Space, the Dream Lyra detected that there was far more inside than met the eye. Just as the scientists had speculated, every pixel was a vast space; only its entrance was as tiny as a pixel.
In other words, the Dream Lyra could completely return to its macroscopic form right now, but out of caution, given their lack of understanding of Pixel Space, it did not do so.
Humanity took a cautious attitude toward unknown spaces. The Dream Lyra was in no hurry to emerge from its microscopic state. Instead, it transformed into a Calabi-Yau manifold and quietly observed.
Of course, it was not merely observing. The various departments aboard the Lyra were also using sensors, or Third-Person Piloting Mode, to perceive everything around them. The first thing they needed to test was how the physical laws of this space differed from those of the Great Universe.
According to reliable information, this Pixel Space had something to do with the Great Evolution Civilization, but the Starry Sky Defenders had not said it had been left behind by the Great Evolution Civilization. And judging from everything that had happened from its discovery to their entry inside, it really might not have been left behind by the Great Evolution Civilization.
Of course, it was still too early to draw conclusions. After all, the Dream Lyra had only entered the first pixel.
Pixel Space was made up of countless tiny point-like entrances. Those entrances were like doors, and right now, the Dream Lyra had only entered one of them to explore