This was an "observer's perspective," a very familiar kind.
On the "Dynamic Spacetime Map," this was roughly what it looked like when jumping according to the marker of the "Rebirth Divine Artifact."
The gigantic fireball in deep space was the sun where the "Rebirth Divine Artifact" resided. The artificial creations around it were undoubtedly the detection vessels and equipment of the "Reclamation Corps."
This also provided corroborating evidence for the "Dynamic Spacetime Map."
But why didn't this perspective go further inside and let him see more clearly?
Ronan did not press the issue. That was not the important thing right now.
Within the half-void gateway, Outer Earth's sun illuminated more than half the dark void. The other half now had a faint glow as well.
That half belonged to Ronan.
Earth's outline appeared first, followed by overlapping shadows, representing the basic framework of Inner and Outer Earth.
Next, within the gaps between the overlapping shadows attached to this region of spacetime, the "Heavy Curtain" spread out, separating the two sides. It seemed to have torn into strips of cloth, yet the fluctuations caused them to stick back together.
As the "Heavy Curtain" rose and fell, it revealed more plane outlines "below." They interacted with Inner and Outer Earth, undergoing slight deformations.
These planes and demi-planes were the "Fog Maze," "Deep Blue World," "Cloud Top World," and so on. They had no concrete forms, yet their existence and interactions made the fundamental outline beneath the "curtain" clearer.
Some regions were especially bright: the "Forward Base" in the "Thirteenth District," located where several "planes" overlapped and twisted together; and the "Relay Station" in the "Fog Maze."
Gradually, beyond Inner and Outer Earth and the "Cloud Top World," a dreamy glimmer emerged, making even the Heavy Curtain somewhat translucent.
But soon, pale mist