"Of course, but the Moonlit Passage can't really be considered a world. At most, it's merely a half-plane with incomplete laws." Lute raised his head and looked around this world before continuing, "This place may once have been part of the Realm of Stagnation's Elemental Domain, but it was completely destroyed during the war, leaving behind only this incomplete fragment. The Buga people forged it into the sight before us through powerful magic..."
As he said this, a gloomy expression appeared on Lute's face. He had suddenly thought of Vonder's Elemental Boundary—his homeland was now in the same state, shattered into pieces.
His people, and Miss Tata's people, had no idea where they had been scattered.
After a pause, he continued, "Modern Buga people may not possess such means. I suspect that the gods may have helped them complete such a magnificent undertaking. Of course, in that era, anything was possible."
Brando stopped the little fairy from continuing with a theoretical explanation and simply said, "The gaps between worlds have long since been proven by mages to be part of the Sea of Magic. We call these parts the Ethereal Plane and the Astral Plane. They're filled with magical power far greater than that of our world. Spaces like this between two worlds are often sealed off, so what Lute said could indeed have happened."
"So," Lute nodded, pleased by Brando's interruption. To be honest, fairies were professional elemental envoys and mages. Although his main profession was that of a swordsman, he was still far more gifted in magic than ordinary humans. For a professional mage, explaining something so simply was actually quite difficult compared with a half-baked amateur like Brando. "I think we can choose a simpler method: bypass this seal and enter the Realm of Stagnation directly."
"Bypass