Aizen paused slightly, his gaze deep behind his lenses as he continued his inquiry:
"Besides these cross-world meetings and conversations of consciousness."
"Does the Star Council have any other means of communication?"
"For example, trading physical objects?"
Though he felt that such a thing was unlikely in this purely conscious space.
"You may remain here for one star-clock cycle."
"In your worlds, it is but an instant of Starshine flickering."
"The council convenes regularly every thirty days." Imu's voice was indifferent yet certain.
"The trade of nonliving objects is permitted."
"You may bring items into the council by making physical contact with them beforehand."
"If you wish to trade with one another, place the items on the table and designate the recipient with your mind. The transaction will be completed automatically."
For the first time, Aizen's gentle smile stiffened slightly.
They could actually trade objects?
His fingertips lightly brushed the starry tabletop before him, feeling its incomprehensible texture.
Material transmission across universes within a space of pure consciousness?
This was far more than a simple spatial exchange.
It likely involved the complete transformation and reconstruction of the very essence of existence.
Why could a consciousness space anchor and exchange physical entities?
The principles involved had already touched upon the Domain of God.
They even overturned his understanding of the composition of the three realms: Hollow, the World of the Living, and the Soul Society.
And they surpassed the limits of his own knowledge.
This was the wondrous, magnificent nature of the Star Map. Imu had long since given up trying to uncover its principles.
Perhaps, in the distant future, he would understand everything.
Perona smiled. "We can bring things in, too? Then next time, I'll bring everyone something to eat~"
"Ghost Princess, compared to food, I believe Subaru needs something