Wang Wang did not claim to know much about that strange space, but ever since it had been born, it had dealt with that place constantly and knew its various rules very well.
Those rules were iron laws that could not be violated, and they were entirely different from the laws of the Void.
For instance, the concept of time in that strange space resembled a subtle unit of measurement. It was like the vertical line on a coordinate axis, sometimes stretched out and sometimes compressed. Although the horizontal axis of total elapsed time remained the same, the creatures within those coordinates experienced it very differently.
Take this traversal, for example. Wang Wang's own perception was that it had traveled through the strange space for at least three to five minutes. Yet by Void time, perhaps only a few seconds, or a dozen-odd seconds, had passed.
Or take the concept of thought. There was nothing wrong with thinking in the Void, but in that strange space, thoughts were like a special kind of symbol. They attracted another, opposing symbol that resonated with them, and such opposing symbols often represented incomprehensible danger within the strange space.
Thus, one could not think in the strange space. Doing so would bring unforeseeable consequences.
However, perhaps because the rules of space-time differed there, or perhaps for some other reason, creatures entering the strange space would fall into an unthinking "stillness." This stillness resembled "time stop." In that state, all perception ceased, and thought could not arise.
Wang Wang understood this, which was why, when it had brought Angel through the space before, it had not explained the strange space's iron laws in detail. In its view, Angel would be unable to think once he entered it. Yet reality had turned out differently from what