After messing around inside the "Veil" for quite a while, the physical distance the Illusory Nightmare Clone had moved was still very limited. Most of it had been spent adapting to the environment, and also familiarizing itself with the Veil's nature, fluctuations... especially its directions.
If he wanted to travel between planes, he had to figure this out.
The Veil had no marked up, down, left, or right, nor did it possess directions in any real-world sense. Without a clear line of thought, hiding inside it and simply pressing forward would only mean circling around within Plane Six even after a hundred years of struggle.
As for a line of thought, Ronan did have one.
Even if he had not had one before, after seeing the Veil's basic construction, certain ideas naturally opened up.
Previously, whether Ronan was in the Fog Maze or in the Test Spacetime, both had greatly tested the construction, traversal, and transfer of "space-time planes."
Ronan knew very well that if he wanted the Illusory Nightmare Clone to leave Plane Six, it would definitely involve "rule construction." It was just like "moving" in the Fog Maze: he had to possess his own Rule Domain to integrate with, adapt to, and even resist the fragmented environment.
Plane Six's environment was not "fragmented." It was also very orderly and very tight. The more orderly it was, the more troublesome it became.
There was no need to even mention "integration." "Adaptation" meant "going to jail," while "resistance"... seemed as if it would be even worse.
In that case, he needed to do the opposite: use the Veil's relatively independent construction, along with the Illusory Nightmare Clone's traits, to search for the "flaws" and "cracks" in Plane Six's Rule Environment, then try to infiltrate through them.
Ronan had seen a