Liu Di rose into the air and looked down upon the continent from above.
Mountains like the backs of colossal beasts and winding rivers divided the continent into many regions.
They were intricately tangled, yet tightly connected piece by piece.
One of them had to be Yuzhou B3 District.
But he did not know which one.
This region was so vast that even light needed time to travel across it.
Liu Di rapidly descended again, dropping from the edge of the continent beneath the ground. Looking upward from below, he saw that the seemingly whole continent had been "stitched" together by enormous metal mechanisms.
It was a strange sight, as though countless planets had once had their shells peeled away, then flattened and sewn into one vast expanse.
Liu Di remained vigilant.
He returned to the ground and landed in a primeval jungle.
All sorts of prehistoric insects crawled continuously through the undergrowth: giant dragonflies as large as birds, scale-spined insects, and enormous millipedes.
A bear's roar came from the distance, as though it were howling inside a cave, its echoes rolling endlessly.
It should have been a cave bear, extinct since the Ice Age.
"Everything that shouldn't exist is here."
"Is this a primordial continent?"
Liu Di walked slowly. Its vastness, its isolation from causality, and its bizarre sights gave him the illusion of entering a maze—and one with a hallucinatory quality of its own.
Liu Di was walking.
Then his body suddenly stopped.
He sensed something unusual ahead, only ten centimeters from his body.
Looking ahead, he still saw an ancient, primeval forest.
But Magic Child detected a distinct plasma signal, cascading down before him like a waterfall.
Magic Child said, "This is camouflage."
Liu Di narrowed his eyes. "Are you finally going to reveal your true form?"