Angel had initially assumed Spotty Dog had sought him out to tell him something important, perhaps some rumors from the Nightmare Realm concerning Shava.
But to his surprise, Spotty Dog had merely constructed a network through which it could bark at him. From a research perspective, this network was extraordinarily significant. It linked two different worlds, and there was much to study behind it.
But in practical terms, it was currently useless.
Still, setting Spotty Dog aside.
Angel was extremely, extremely interested in the Void Traveler's ability.
He had once heard of communication across planes, but this was his first time seeing real-time communication across planes. If he had to make a comparison, it was like the vast universe containing Earth opening up real-time communication between planets. From what Angel had learned through the Holographic Tablet, even by the time Jon had crossed into the Wizarding World, truly real-time communication had not yet been achieved. Even the Moon, Earth's nearest neighbor, still had a delay of more than a second when transmitting information back to Earth.
Yet when Angel had spoken with Spotty Dog through that "line" earlier, he had sensed no delay whatsoever.
That struck Angel as incredible. Even if Void Travelers could become hyperspatial information-receiving base stations in the void, there should still have been some delay across such an immense distance. Yet Angel had not felt the slightest lag.
This gave Angel a suspicion: perhaps the Void Traveler's ability was actually a higher-dimensional method of receiving information.
That earlier "line" had been able to reach into the space of thought, which was already proof enough.
One had to know that even scholars among wizards found it difficult to pinpoint the exact location of the space of thought. Yet nearly all wizards agreed that, like Soul Land, the