The deal

The deal

The Abyss, headquarters of the Invincible Yak Legion.

On battered metal platforms, the Dark Wing Clan was repairing the buildings Kaleidoscope had destroyed during his invasion.

A wormhole stood at the very top. The celestial body, its surface perfectly reflective, constantly radiated a powerful repulsive force.

Ou Ran Gu loomed beneath the wormhole. His immense energy body showed not a trace of turbulence; instead, it was perfectly tranquil and harmonious.

A bizarre, ever-changing three-dimensional dot matrix had hovered over one of his palms the entire time, its dazzling transformations almost impossible to follow.

"Damn it, can't it get any more precise? Why won't the Dimensional Transformation Formula couple properly with the high-dimensional communication model? Where exactly did things go wrong?"

"Is the model wrong, or the formula? Or is one of the parameters off?"

Ou Ran Gu was clearly running calculations over and over. Even during his earlier battle with Kaleidoscope, he had never stopped.

The theory he was working on would determine whether high-dimensional communication technology could become more precise.

Dimensional technology was the Truth Society's hottest field of research. High-dimensional communication technology was its most fundamental foundation.

To understand higher dimensions, they first had to establish a basis for communicating with them: sending something into a higher dimension and having it return with information.

This was the foundation of exploring anything new. Simply put, it was "seeing."

Achieving this meant crossing the threshold into dimensional technology. The Truth Society had long since achieved the most basic form of high-dimensional data transmission, which it called a quantum wormhole.

Through this technology, they could continuously gather high-dimensional data for research, communicate instantaneously across immense distances, and even cause "macroscopic high-dimensional projections"—black holes—to gain mass out of nowhere.

Without question, their next goal was to make this technology more