Spacetime True Sight

In the dark reaches of space, Rui Ji and the others felt stronger than ever before.

Their bodies had gained an extraordinary sense. It was as though their eyes, once level with a tabletop, had been raised just enough to see what lay on its surface.

It was as if a filter had been lifted from the entire universe.

They could directly perceive the paths of every quantum particle without disturbing them. Every observed particle's wave function collapsed into a single state.

This was not sight, but an innate awareness of everything moving through spacetime.

In that moment, the act called "observation" became something more. They did not so much observe as experience. It was as though the data of physical motion had been stored inside them all along.

They were like hard drives plugged into the server of spacetime.

"This is the sense of a π-Level Lifeform: Spacetime True Sight," Huang Ji said calmly. "Get a feel for it. This perception can spread outward and, in theory, cover the entire dimension. That privilege alone is priceless."

Rui Ji was thrilled, though the physical data she sensed was bizarre, like a stream of gibberish.

That was only because it did not match the observations or the technological framework she knew. Once they built new models, they could extract useful information from it.

A single electron carried slightly more energy in this dimension than in theirs. Atoms decayed too quickly, the fine-structure constant was different, and the Planck Length was smaller. Some elements were missing, while unfamiliar ones had appeared.

Those differences rendered all their technology useless. Only their bodies still functioned properly.

But with Spacetime True Sight, they could quickly measure everything anew and work out the underlying laws. They had already reached the level of Unified Force Technology in