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Only after entering Suriel City did Gu Xi understand why this place had become an anchor point.
This city was the kind wedged between two spaces, and at the same time, it served to lock both spaces in place.
It was like a thumbtack forcefully pinning two maps together.
If Suriel City were lost, West District 16 might not be affected much, but that other southern space might drift off to who knew where.
And it was precisely for this reason that Suriel City itself gave off a feeling of overlap.
On top of that, most of the buildings inside Suriel City were high-tech metal structures. Normally, they did not look like proper towers, and in wartime, these towers could transform into spaceships, take off, and land at designated positions.
If that were all, it would have been fine. The problem was that when these towers took flight, only the main structures could fly. The attached buildings constructed around them could not.
As a result, some unsupported buildings would be left behind in the original locations.
Over time, the city had become chaotic. Combined with the sense of overlapping space, any normal person who entered Suriel City would feel a wave of confusion, unable to tell east from west, north from south, up from down, or left from right.
Fortunately, Gu Xi was only passing through. He wanted to go to the southern region and had no intention of surviving here long-term.
After entering Suriel City, he merely observed the city's situation, then made a request to the Suriel Herdsmen who had brought them here: he wanted to enter the southern region.
This sort of thing was quite common in Suriel City.
After all, this city was a coordinate-type city connecting