The Five-dimensional Solar System was like a sand painting sketched out by restless lines.
Countless grains of sand swirled and churned, forming celestial bodies such as the sun, Mars, and Jupiter.
Earth had already been transformed by Gaoxin into countless Taishui Particles, forming a massive Low-Entropy Body that roamed through the vacuum.
Gaoxin took eight minutes to reach the sun.
It resembled an incomparably grand sea of boundless light. Of course, there was no light here.
These scenes were feedback generated by the frenzied particle storms striking Gaoxin's body—in other words, something his brain had filled in.
The impacts were like a sandstorm. No, they were far more violent. Gaoxin's body was blasted full of pits of varying sizes.
Some parts of his body were even pierced straight through after he drew near the sun.
Only through the energy and information carried by these particle impacts could Gaoxin's brain render these scenes.
Of course, he could also observe them in a more metaphysical way: through Mental Energy.
That allowed him to see even more details.
The trajectories of all material movement, along with the information they carried, were effortlessly scanned by him.
He knew about them before they even struck him.
Gaoxin's Mental Energy searched everywhere. He plunged headfirst into the sun, but he did not devour it without restraint to strengthen himself.
Instead, he deliberately preserved the main structure of the Ascended Body sun, merely collecting more than a million large, stable wormholes, along with countless miniature wormholes that formed and vanished repeatedly.
Although all movement of the Starsea elements here could be expressed using nothing more than classical mechanics,
that was because the matter here naturally existed in its lowest state, moving macroscopically and slowly, with no need for unnecessary phenomena.
The higher the dimension, the fewer the