Ronan's earlier "Gestalt" had gone through a similar process.
Likely influenced by the "Life Sketch" and "Life Starry Sky," the "Gestalt" had changed its mode of presentation, erasing the confines of its original "pyramid" structure and blending seamlessly with the "Life Starry Sky."
From his current perspective, Ronan's way of thinking back then had mainly focused on—or rather, been "biased toward"—the level of life. After that, using countless "Life Sketches" as references and drawing on the resources of the "Closed System Great Production Line" supported by the "Life Starry Sky" and "Altar Spiderweb," Ronan began a leap in his self-cultivation.
Now, as he underwent another similar process, Ronan's framework of thought and knowledge was already utterly different from before.
Within the endless starry sky, the starlight belonging to living beings was certainly brilliant. Yet perhaps the dark depths of space that carried that dazzling light better reflected Ronan's level of attainment—it contained his understanding of the Space-Time Structure, his thoughts on the relationship between life and space-time, the patterns of change flowing from ancient times to the present, and, of course, the unmanifested laws concealed within the Mist Palace.
Precisely because they had not yet been fully revealed and clarified, faint dark patterns of trajectories could be seen amid this void. They were manifestations of the framework of rules, as well as proof that this structure was still relatively crude.
Strictly speaking, this "starry sky" was rather chaotic. It had the form but not the substance. If Ronan wanted to describe it with Ceremonial Ancient Script, he would likely find it difficult to obtain a symbolic system as relatively concise yet infinitely extensible as those of the Lord of Zhanhe and the Dream Divine Abomination. Instead, there were likely two possible outcomes:
Either it would merely skim the surface and