Magnetization Art (Part Two)

No matter when it was, the movements of the External Neuron had always ranked high among Ronan's priorities. Now, he was even more sensitive to them.

Even though the true god's reaction and the Horned Demon's condition were both worth examining in depth, Ronan temporarily withdrew his mind from the Wilderness, focused on the Void Brain interface, and swiftly scanned it twice.

There was clearly a prompt, yet no definite information appeared.

Ronan rarely encountered this situation. He became even less careless, examining the Void Brain interface with his full attention, almost wishing he could search the central region where countless stars gathered... Fortunately, it did not come to that before he caught the source of the change.

It was one of the two "satellites" at the periphery of the central "Brain of Emptiness Galaxy"—the "Outer Space Flying Ship," which had always stood alone...

There had never been much to investigate there, so Ronan had consciously or unconsciously overlooked it in the past. Yet since officially coming into contact with the "Abyss World," aside from its ultimate structure of order and chaos counterbalancing each other and the corresponding backlash force, the thing that had left the deepest impression on Ronan was the shadow of that flying ship, floating alone at the edge of the "Abyss," seemingly liable to collapse at any moment.

One was within, the other without; one was distant, the other near. Yet they gave the impression of having been cast from the same mold. He could not help suspecting a close, perhaps even corresponding, relationship between them.

The "Outer Space Flying Ship" here was still alone, nowhere near as orderly layered and sequentially arranged as the areas surrounding the "Exoskeleton Armor" on the other side. But when Ronan focused his mind and observed carefully, a section of