Bond and the others had entered the Space Tunnel through the Black Yin Civilization Ruins on the outskirts of the subspace. But when they reappeared, they were already in the central region of this subspace—the Steel Ruins.
This was an extremely remote underground corner in the middle-to-outer reaches of the Steel Ruins.
And by sheer coincidence, the place where Bond and the others appeared was also the wreckage of a Biological Warship.
The chamber gate in the middle section of the Biological Warship that Saine and the others had failed to figure out earlier was actually a portable spatial teleportation device.
Wizard Civilization had developed long-range teleportation magic arrays, the Galente Federation had come up with wormhole technology, while the Black Yin Civilization of tens of millions of years ago had developed Space Tunnel methods.
It was precisely because of such technologies that the Black Yin Civilization had been able to swiftly deploy its war beast legions to battlefields wherever they were needed during the war.
The Biological Warship where Bond and the others appeared was naturally not the one where Saine's group had previously stopped.
However, Bond and his special operations unit soon found a means of connecting Black Yin Civilization Biological Warships with other warships.
Bond was chiefly responsible for it. This capable Federation agent seemed to have absorbed much of the Black Yin Civilization's legacy.
Even these Biological Warships that had been dead for tens of millions of years could be made to produce something useful again after a round of his tinkering.
For instance, the spatial chamber gates that should have long since ceased functioning regained their use after Bond stimulated the remaining life potential within the Biological Warships.
Though the number of uses was limited, and not many people could be transported each time, this