"Master, it's ready."
Zhou Hao looked at it and nodded lightly. "Be careful."
Crystal smiled. "The first time is unfamiliar, the second time is familiar. There won't be any problems. I'm setting off."
With that, its figure vanished outright.
Zhou Hao and the others continued waiting outside.
Having done it once before, Crystal indeed knew the way like the back of its hand as it made its way to the central region of the Star Tomb.
The small hole eroded by the Law of Time was still there. It would probably take a long time to repair itself.
But that worked out perfectly. If it had closed again, even Crystal would have needed to spend great effort to get inside.
After all, the space here had withstood the constant battering of energy currents for years without damage. Its toughness was plain to see.
Probably only the energy currents from the creation period could blast through the space here.
Crystal did not dwell on it and passed directly through the small hole into the space beyond.
Inside, it was still pitch-black. Crystal used the spatial laws to sense the space here.
The space beneath its feet—the space in which the Time-keeping Bird had opened a small hole—was far weaker than the space above its head.
No wonder energy currents of that level had only blasted open such a tiny gap, Crystal marveled inwardly as it sensed the thickness of the space.
It was confident it could break the space beneath its feet, but the space above its head was something it felt unable to shake.
Yet the space Zhou Hao wanted it to punch through was precisely the space overhead.
"Tsk." Crystal raised its head to look at the pitch-black ceiling of space and sighed. "This is a bit thorny!