The instant he passed through the teleportation gate, Hao Ren thought he saw countless bizarre scenes—lush forests, vast grasslands, oceans, mountains, rivers, and even the streets of an otherworldly city bustling with people. The images rushed toward him, then shattered and scattered in all directions. He used the word "thought" because the sights came and went so quickly that they vanished before he could make out what they were, making him suspect they had been nothing more than an illusion.
These phenomena were unique to this world. Perhaps because of the imperfect structure of space, the teleportation gates projected scenery from other dimensions, and everyone who passed through a large teleportation gate would see those illusions. This world even had a group of scholars dedicated to studying the phantoms that appeared during teleportation. They used them to investigate the connections between different dimensions. By using teleportation gates continuously, they could basically die more than thirty years earlier than ordinary people...
Once the bizarre light and images faded away, Hao Ren realized that he had already passed through the demon teleportation gate. Lily was carrying him in her mouth as she ran down from another obsidian platform. There were also large numbers of demon guards around them, but the scenery near the teleportation gate had clearly changed. They were obviously on the other side of the gate.
Lily didn't dare linger near the teleportation gate. With five people hanging from and clamped in her jaws, all she could think about was unloading this "load of cargo" somewhere as quickly as possible, so she picked an empty, deserted direction and sprinted off. The demons near the teleportation gate likewise paid little attention to this "hellhound that had suddenly run out." Only a few nearby demons turned their heads to look, and then