Inside the Void Whirlpool, the passages twisted and wound like the intestines of a living creature.
But it was not an intestine—it was a constantly changing Dimensional Barrier.
Less than three minutes after entering, Qin Heng and the others felt the Space Barriers around them split apart. Like blooming flowers, more than a dozen new exits extended from both sides, connecting to even more spatial structures.
This world of the Void Abyss was by no means a static giant labyrinth. It was a mysterious world constantly evolving and changing, brimming with strange powers.
Their progress was neither in a straight line nor along a curve. Sometimes they plunged sharply downward, sometimes they were hurled away, sometimes they moved straight ahead, and sometimes they spun and fell as though caught in a whirlpool.
The sights along the way changed without cease. At times they saw stars scattered across the void; at times, countless dazzling colors. One moment, violent void turbulence raged before them; the next, they beheld a tranquil, harmonious world where heaven was round and earth was square...
Once one fell into this Void Abyss, getting back out was no easy matter.
There was no left or right, no high or low, not even an entrance or exit. Direction had lost all meaning, and the universe's living beings could not apply their basic understanding of "space" here.
After traveling for over ten minutes, Qin Heng spotted what seemed to be the figures of other experts in the distant void.
But when he tried to approach them, those figures twisted and vanished again.
At this time, advancing might not mean advancing—it might mean retreating. What appeared distant might not be distant at all; it might be another world.
"This place is truly wondrous." Feng Qianxue had watched all the way, her