This was the ideal state for operating the "telescope," a basic technique Ronan had worked out over the past few months.
Basic though it was, his parents, who had designed the "telescope" back then, might not have been able to do it as he did.
His research had also confirmed that the "telescope" had a limited field of view. It could glimpse only one region of Cloud Top World, but with a reasonably complete understanding of that world's basic structure, he could use it to pinpoint locations with ease.
He had also prepared the Eyes of All Gods in advance. Under the reflection of the "Starry Sky" in the Abyss Zone, he could make fine adjustments to the law hook lines inside and outside Cloud Top World, allowing him to anchor spacetime coordinates with relative accuracy... even for distorted, illusory locations.
First, Ronan checked the hazy sun above the banks of cloud qi: the lingering image of Sun Wheel Absolute Prison's power reaching through the void.
During the previous extreme domain light incident, Cloud Top World had apparently blocked the impact of Sun Wheel Absolute Prison's rule-bound power, letting through only the extreme domain light, which still carried endless repercussions. The clash had left this "brand," making it easier for Sun Wheel Absolute Prison's power to act here.
That mattered.
Only after spotting the "sun" did Ronan turn the "telescope" toward a gap in the cloud qi and peer into the depths of the thick, filthy bloodlight.
The instant he did, his eyes narrowed reflexively.
The light here was painfully harsh—not because it was bright, but because its rapid, chaotic fluctuations and shearing made him instinctively uncomfortable.
Even in the chaotic state where dreamscape and reality blended, even though he was only observing from afar through the "telescope," Ronan's eyes