Being exiled was a very peculiar feeling, and one of the rarer experiences in the universe.
Gao Gong was experiencing it for the first time as well.
After all, he had never been exiled before.
He felt as though he had been imprisoned in "nowhere"—not darkness, not an abyss, but a rift in existence that had been completely severed from space itself. The cage had no boundaries, yet was everywhere, like a transparent giant mouth holding its prey between the jaws of nothingness.
Gao Gong's body began to "disappear." It was not destruction, but rejection by spacetime itself. His skin peeled away in patches like faded watercolor, yet did not fall. It merely floated there, gradually turning transparent before finally dissolving into nothingness.
He tried stretching out his fingers, but could not grasp anything tangible.
But not everything had disappeared.
For example, the "simulated ascension radiance" around Gao Gong remained dazzling even in the gray world.
I feel like I can use the "winged insect" ability to break free of this exile?
Gao Gong suddenly had a whimsical thought.
But he soon discovered a small problem.
To return from the exiled world, he had to confirm his "real-world coordinates."
That was very difficult.
Unless something could establish a "spatial connection" between the two.
At least, nothing on Gao Gong could do that.
Perhaps the "Gravity Fruit" could do it? What a pity...
The Gravity Fruit was not with him. It was over with Little Fresh Red, so he had no way to test it.
Fortunately, the system still worked.
Gao Gong, who was currently in his "amber bug" state, began claiming his rewards.
The number of bosses he had killed this time was truly impressive—at least twenty.
Moreover, every one of them was a high-ranking figure of a civilization, the