So this was the "Abyssal Spirit Net"... Praise the Great Existence!
Although he had lived under the coverage of the "Abyssal Spirit Net" ever since birth, someone at Tai Yu's level truly only "knew it existed." How could he ever have seen the true face of the "Abyssal Spirit Net" from such a macro perspective, even if it was only one tiny region?
Yet he felt it was a little familiar. It was as if, in some other situation, he had once seen a certain version of the "Abyssal Spirit Net," or even the broader, more ancient "ruins," far more magnificent and majestic than what he saw now.
That made sense. After all, it was separated by one layer, perhaps even many layers, and had to be reverse-engineered from errors. It was like a hastily made photocopy, inevitably losing many details.
Take Tai Yu himself, for example. His position within this "Abyssal Spirit Net" could already be seen, yet he seemed to be floating in hollow nothingness, rising and falling with the "Gorgeous Silk Cloak" only by means of some invisible "magnetism."
Instinctively, he knew this was wrong.
Although someone at his level could not get close to the "Divine Cloak," he still depended on the fringe auxiliary net woven from the drifting "jumping threads" that the "Divine Cloak" occasionally drew out. He was not relying on empty air.
With this understanding, when he made a targeted sensing attempt, he finally managed to see a few faint, almost nonexistent traces within the void.
Being able to see them was already very good. Naturally, a massive amount of information flowed past him, and with a little selection, he could glimpse profundities that ordinary people would almost never be able to spy on.
Then again, this act of processing such a large