This was not Su Hao's first time using Spiritual Power to try to follow Spatial Rhythm, but it was his first time using Spiritual Power to interfere with Spatial Rhythm.
And he succeeded on his first try.
His Mental Body arrived somewhere unknown in space. Perhaps this was the Sub-Star Fu Leyi had mentioned, hidden somewhere unknown in the depths of the starry sky.
The appearance of the Sub-Star also unfolded within Su Hao's spiritual perception. It was no different from where Su Hao was, except that there were a great many more white dots.
These white dots appeared much larger, indicating that these Sub-Star Beasts were stronger.
"It's somewhat similar to Radar Perception!" This was Su Hao's first reaction.
Yet it was completely different from his Radar Perception.
Radar Perception could precisely sense the characteristics of a creature's Blood Qi, thereby distinguishing different creatures, while also accurately determining that creature's exact location.
But spiritual perception on the spatial level was different. It could not perceive categories; everything was merely white dots, and it could not determine their specific locations either.
With Spatial Rhythm folded in this manner, two nearby white dots perceived through spiritual perception might actually be unimaginably far apart in real spatial distance, while two white dots perceived as extremely distant might in reality be close at hand.
Space was just this wondrous—unreasonable and without any discernible pattern.
"Teacher Fu said I should extend my Mental Tentacles and try to approach one of the white dots..."
Su Hao focused his mind once more, and his tentacles continued extending along all manner of irregular lines and shapes toward a nearby White Dot.
Yet to Su Hao's surprise, under the influence of Spatial Rhythm, his tentacles appeared somewhere else. They had moved farther from that White Dot and instead