Dulan died quite decently, facing the entire civilization as his execution was broadcast live.
Moreover, the method of death he experienced was an entirely new one—wormhole tearing.
This was a death penalty derived from the case involving Qian Liu's Wandering Boots.
Any matter entering a wormhole without the protection of a negative pressure engine would be torn apart by repulsive force.
This was not ordinary tearing, but all-directional decomposition brought about by spacetime tension. It was equivalent to the negative expression of gravity, and if the intensity became high enough, even atoms would scatter apart.
Qian Liu himself was the first to experience this death penalty, transforming directly into fundamental particles.
As for Dulan, he was the first prisoner to have this death penalty broadcast live.
It was worth mentioning that there was only one vector direction inside a wormhole; regardless of how one moved within it, it was considered moving toward the exit.
This meant that inside a wormhole, the principle of light reflection failed! Thus, standing at the "upstream" of a wormhole tunnel made it impossible to observe the "downstream." Any form of optical observation was meaningless.
Therefore, throwing a party inside a wormhole was a pleasure Earthlings could completely never imagine.
They were like a group of people running backward on a track, forever able only to observe the people upstream while remaining unable to see the people downstream.
Wanting to say hello to a friend required lowering one's speed to position oneself upstream and shine light downward.
Of course, the environment inside a wormhole was not entirely devoid of sights; one could see the starry sky, a completely unfamiliar, distorted starry sky.
It had long been confirmed that this was not the starry sky visible from the Milky Way Galaxy, but a field of view under