The military Professional Technicians currently "voicing" the live footage were, very rarely, at a loss for words. Their technical vocabulary simply could not accurately or appropriately describe phenomena beyond the predefined parameters.
In fact, not just them—even Tian Bang, after his initial impression had passed, was left somewhat dazed by the filming and scan-imaging results from every angle, near and far, above and below. In the end, he simply blurted out:
"Was that a Dimension Slash?"
The shadow stretching across the void—let's call it a crack for now—still fit the earlier impression of "high cliffs facing each other, forming a deep valley." It was as though smooth night sky had been slashed and torn apart by an overwhelming force, creating a deep, dark gorge-like rift. It was still extending, while nobody knew where its depths led.
Tian Bang's gaze fell into the hollow of that crack, and for a while, he could not pull it back out. "What's inside? Where does it lead? If someone jumped in, would they reach a New Plane?"
He Yueyin did not respond. Her focus was clearly elsewhere. Once she had confirmed through ground surveillance, low-orbit satellites, and other means that Ronan was unharmed, she shifted the view to a distant wide-angle mode, seemingly intending to trace just how far that splitting "gorge" would extend.
Yes, the void crack had a "direction." After "swallowing" the nuclear warhead, it had visibly extended from west to east. Its far end had already gone far beyond the current live-imaging range, and even changing the viewing angle could not reach it for the moment.
Many people did not care where it would eventually extend. They had not even figured out the situation right in front of them, so what was the point of hastily expanding their scope?
Clearly, He