I wasn't here to ask about progress!
Ronan really wanted to say that to Raven, but that might seem too deliberate and make subsequent conversation more difficult.
He could only grin. "What did you find?"
"A possibly suitable fragment."
Raven might have been the person in the world who understood Ronan's "Pseudo-Plane" plan best. She did not concern herself with whether the plan was practical or feasible. She simply buried herself in the Mist Labyrinth, searching for large Plane or domain fragments best suited for Ronan's modifications.
In fact, it was Raven who had first provided the information that the Mist Labyrinth contained such "Large Fragments."
The Mist Labyrinth was a "fragmented" world. Even calling it a "world" was not quite accurate; it fundamentally lacked the structure needed to support material entities.
According to Ronan's speculation, it was very likely the remnant of one—or perhaps several—"former worlds" that had been utterly crushed by some terrifying force, leaving behind only the most fundamental rule fragments—things that had originally been imperceptible. At least with Ronan's sensory abilities back then, it would have been impossible for him to make contact with them.
The reason it had formed an environment like the "Mist Labyrinth" was most likely because it connected with Earth Local Time-Space and had been "steeped" in the spacetime on this side. Perhaps, together with the overwhelming radiation of the "Sun Wheel Absolute Prison," it had completed an outer-shell "encapsulation," producing the "smog" and "sandstorm" scenes visible to Ronan and others.
After cultivating Magneto-Optical Mica and borrowing its unique observation mode, Ronan had already caught glimpses of these possibilities.
But at this stage, if he wanted to move through the Mist Labyrinth, he still had to use the visualization and Configuration-building abilities of his own Grand Coordinate System, carving roads through mountains