A thick hardcover book, even thicker than two bricks stacked together, lay displayed on velvet.
Without a doubt, this incomparably hefty book was the "Starry Sky Book."
According to the previous procedure, the crystal screen should have projected a detailed introduction to the "Starry Sky Book" at this point... yet Yota did not do so.
Instead, he directly reached toward the Psionic Display Case.
The intricate defensive array patterns surrounding the display case acted as though they had not seen Yota's hand at all, parting around it one after another...
Even the glass case, which clearly possessed physical substance, seemed like nothing more than an illusory bubble beneath Yota's hand.
Yota's hand passed directly through the Psionic Display Case and took out the "Starry Sky Book" within.
Yota rubbed the cover of the "Starry Sky Book," and after confirming it was correct, handed it to Angel.
"I won't display the specific information on the 'Starry Sky Book' on the screen. You two can look through it yourselves later," Yota said.
Neither Angel nor Laplace had any objection.
What the crystal screen displayed was merely an overview. It could provide a certain amount of information, but if one already had the actual item, whether that overview existed or not did not really matter.
Having finished all that, Yota softly said, "Now that the three treasures have been displayed, it is time for us to leave."
Angel nodded noncommittally. Just as he was about to add something, he suddenly heard a "crack-crack—" sound from not far away.
It sounded like the noise of cracks spreading just before glass shattered.
Angel was not the only one who heard it. Laplace heard it as well, and immediately located its source.
Angel followed Laplace's gaze.
A hundred meters away, cracks had suddenly appeared in the