Impossible, Absolutely Impossible

Many things happened in the days that followed.

The Yao Clan World first calibrated the flow of time between the two worlds.

Hourglasses could be used for calculation on the Silver Plain, but larger hourglasses were not easy to move, and the sand there fell much faster than on the other side. Mechanical Clocks, meanwhile, were interfered with here, their hands repeatedly spinning backward. It was extremely strange.

So at first they used Protective Suits to keep time. The span from when a Protective Suit was put into use to when its Sleeve Band faded was called one suit-hour.

After constant recalibration, they later discovered that time flowed more slowly on the Silver Plain than in the Yao Clan World. One day on the Silver Plain was roughly equal to two years in the Yao Clan World, meaning one hour here was about one month over there.

This place was closer to the Divine Realm where Lord Yao resided, which was the Real Universe.

The strange thing was that no mutations or time limits caused by rules appeared here.

Thanks to the provision of Protective Suits, everyone endured much less pressure, and Silverization was effectively brought under control. The Lone Element here was also unaffected by the strange gravity and vibrations. It still remained incompatible with everything, going its own way alone.

When Luka and Yao Yuan Shou collected their second batch of supplies, they discovered that outside the vortex-like tunnel, the Yao Clan's survey station had already been set up.

The camp was surrounded by specially made Lone Element Crystal walls. Facing the ground vibrations that alternated between strong and weak cycles, the Lone Element could disperse and weaken their transmission, thereby ensuring stability within a small area.

Simple huts had been built inside, along with some devices not