This "wait a moment" might really mean wait a moment.
Because in Ronan's perception, the distance between Raven and him was rapidly shrinking.
Within the Mist Labyrinth, distance had no meaning. But Raven had meaning within Ronan's "Gestalt." At the corresponding level, the two of them belonged to the same rule system. It was like weaving a fine net in advance within the scattered, chaotic Mist Labyrinth. It could not catch much, but it could build channels of rules between them, locking them onto each other.
That was also why they could communicate across space.
Actually, only a few seconds later, Raven sent back another message. Unlike the "wait a moment" she had sent earlier, this message was extremely complex. Moreover, it was organized using Ceremonial Ancient Script and its corresponding grammar.
Because she was attempting to describe an object. That thing was enormous and complex. Existing Earth languages could give a rough description, but accurately depicting its key details was an impossible task.
Even using Ceremonial Ancient Script, Ronan felt that with his level of "Little Essay" writing, it would be quite difficult to describe it with any real accuracy. Yet Raven had done it—at least, Ronan had no trouble understanding it, and it matched his current knowledge.
Ronan drew a deep breath. Through Raven's description, he confirmed that his surveillance and judgment had been correct.
Raven was indeed beside Hundred Peaks Monarch's "bait."
Yes, the area where the enormous "bait" that governed Hundred Peaks Monarch's behavioral pattern was located.
That area was vast—if that "area" conformed to the usual meaning of the word.
According to Ronan's division of the Mist Labyrinth into sixteen inner and outer quadrants, although it was constantly moving and jumping, its sphere of influence often spread across two to three outer quadrants. Sometimes it