What was the operating principle behind Sacred Domain?
Before explaining that, let's first understand wormholes. Wormholes were everywhere. Between any seemingly smooth objects, there were tiny wormholes. On a large scale, there were certainly wide gaps between a handful of gravel; on a small scale, even the surface of a piece of glass had minute gaps.
By the same logic, objectively speaking, if wormholes existed between all objects, then it was perfectly understandable for wormholes to exist within certain regions of space as well.
The principle behind Micro Wormhole Transportation had been introduced before. It used Dark Energy to open a narrow tunnel through unstable space, then relied on specific computational equations to keep the two spaces stable, achieving a teleportation effect.
Sacred Domain was an advanced extension of wormhole technology. To put it simply:
When people moved or performed certain complex actions, they remained in a state of relative motion with the space they occupied. In other words, the inertial frame of reference and the "particles" throughout space were relatively stationary.
Sacred Domain, however, used the powerful Dark Matter Computing Cloud to rewrite the various parameters within wormhole theory, the universe's foundational program library. It made the space people occupied no longer static, causing the "space particles" to move continuously, disrupting the force field around them and breaking the theory of the inertial frame of reference, thereby making people unable to move.
Of course, that was merely one simple application of Sacred Domain.
The operating principle of the Wormhole Circuit was similar, except its calculations were much easier.
Two applications of wormhole technology, two different manifestations. Those who understood their principles—such as Hua Zhen and Kesha—naturally found nothing remarkable about them. As long as the supporting equations and the computational power provided by the Dark Matter Computing Cloud were