Lu Yao stared at the screen.
The broadcast from Big Bear Satellite showed a world resembling a dungeon, with black quicksand everywhere.
This was the Time Stop Zone filmed by the White Knight from the Simulator's perspective.
From time to time, a Behemoth would wriggle out of the Black Wall. They were like pythons foraging in sand, opening their mouths to swallow huge amounts of black sand, then sifting possible Curse Worms out from within.
The Voids in the Time Stop Zone were like bubbles, slowly rising upward.
This was because the Black Wall was sinking, making them appear to be floating up. Sometimes one or two Curse Worms could be seen inside them. They were like rats on a treadmill, forced to keep climbing upward or they would be buried by the sliding Black Wall.
The three members of the Winged People Autonomous Association had also visited and invited several Winged Warriors, but they were all refused by those little figures with white wings of light. Only then had they turned toward the Behemoth groups deeper inside.
Compared with the many different worlds of the Divine Domain, the Time Stop Zone seemed like a half-finished domain, with a monotonous environment and simple rules. Movement there became stiff and mechanical, and Lu Yao yawned just watching it.
He clicked the speed-up button in the lower right corner and finished the entire frontline recording.
Through this live-action record, it was clear that the Time Stop Zone was indeed poor in resources, and nomadic hunting groups like the Behemoths had a difficult time surviving.
The White Knight also said that next time, it would conduct a real-time livestream.
It had already found the Time Stop Zone's signal frequency band. As long as it was converted, it could synchronously connect to other satellites