The Star Sea Train continued toward the direction where space was most stable.
However, the Star Sea Train was no longer charging about as recklessly as before. Under Owl's control, it began avoiding the energy clusters around it.
Although the Star Sea Train was completely unafraid of these energy clusters given its strength, Owl had no way of knowing whether some powerful "existences" lurked behind them. To avoid disturbing anything, it chose to quietly take detours.
Yet the farther they went, the more densely the energy clusters were distributed.
Much of the time, only narrow cracks remained in a state of "emptiness."
Rolling and weaving, winding like a serpent.
Like a roller coaster in an amusement park, the Star Sea Train twisted and spiraled at all manner of inconceivable angles as it threaded through the gaps.
As the energy clusters grew increasingly dense, the stability of space within the void also increased at a rate visible to the naked eye.
If nothing unexpected happened, they were not far from the initial point.
However, just then.
The Star Sea Train suddenly shuddered, and its speed visibly slowed.
Inside the Dome hall, Star Worm did not sense the train slowing down, but he felt the hall suddenly shake.
"Mr. Conductor..." Star Worm's voice carried a hint of urgency. The last time the hall had shaken, they had nearly fallen into Deep Dream.
However, before he could finish, Owl gently shook its head at him.
Telling him not to make a sound.
Even as Owl shook its head, its gaze remained fixed upward, as though something was above them.
Not knowing why, Star Worm instinctively followed its gaze. Yet with his vision obstructed, he could see nothing... Through the frosted glass-like pane, he could only vaguely make out a tiny glimmer overhead.
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