Behind them.
The strange creatures pouring out of the deathly silent bubble showed no sign of giving chase.
In other words.
Their speed also seemed to be restricted by the nature of the beyond-world void, and they did not display the heart-stopping swiftness they had shown when they broke through the wall just now.
Shen Yi did not pause in the slightest. Relying on his power over space, as well as his vague intuition for direction and danger, he forcefully performed hundreds of spatial jumps in succession, each in a different direction and over a different distance.
Each one consumed strength, and also gradually took them farther from that initial danger zone.
At last, after another jump ended, they stopped in a relatively empty region of the void.
The nearest world bubbles around them were all quite far away, giving off light both bright and dim, but no abnormal fluctuations came from them.
Lilith also stopped. Her brows were furrowed, and unease still flickered in her eyes.
She warily scanned their surroundings, and only after confirming they were safe for the moment did she let out a faint breath of relief.
Xilos's face was somewhat pale. The scene just now had struck her too hard.
As an elf, she had an instinctive closeness to life.
And toward things that were utterly dead and silent, yet could still move, even crush rules, she felt something unprecedented.
A discomfort and fear that came from the very root of life.
She looked at Lilith, whose expression was equally grave, and her voice carried a trace of difficulty.
"What... exactly were those things just now?"
Winnie also looked at Lilith, her golden eyes filled with gravity.
Shen Yi adjusted the aura within his body, recovering the slight expenditure caused by the consecutive jumps. His