These "Layered Silks," according to Po Ran, were the most successful creations modeled after the "Boundary Curtain."
The "Illusory Nightmare Clone" drove them, beginning another round of utterly unrestrained "weaving" and "construction" atop the "Boundary Curtain."
Based on the "Shan Jiu Clone's" experience, the "Layered Silk" should have worn down faster.
Yet the difference in their nature was displayed to the fullest: in the end, "Layered Silk" was a special "creation." Even after complex transformations of its material properties, even though its composition was almost identical to the "Boundary Curtain," there was still a fundamental difference at its root.
The more extreme the environment, the more obvious that difference became, which instead made it the thing most capable of resisting assimilation by the "Boundary Curtain."
And so, the "Layered Silk" effectively became the carrier of the "Illusory Nightmare Clone," taking it shuttling through the "Boundary Curtain."
At this moment, if Great Monarch Ma Ge so much as glanced back this way, he would be able to sense the problem here.
Perhaps he was already turning back, but the "Illusory Nightmare Clone's" deep interference with the "Boundary Curtain" had already entered an entirely new stage.
Driven by it, a small portion of the "Boundary Curtain" acted in reverse upon the real world—that was, the "Boundary Curtain" district... outside "Plane Six."
With the "Illusory Nightmare Clone's" abilities, it had one and only one chance to carry out reverse interference.
If it slipped and landed inside "Plane Six," then there would be no point in discussing anything else.
However, whether it was Ronan or the "Illusory Nightmare Clone," their previous judgment of "Plane Six's" "boundary" upon the "Boundary Curtain," no matter how vague, had ultimately won the gamble.
At this moment, the spacetime affected by the "Boundary Curtain" was already outside "Plane Six."