The pull of the God of Machines' space-time black hole grew ever deeper, and the God of Machines now seemed to be "farther and farther" from Saine.
This distance was not merely one of physical reality; it also carried a conceptual remoteness that could scarcely be described in words.
Is this the power of the Time-Space Rules?
Saine sensed that the fundamental rules of higher dimensions differed greatly from those of the Material Star Realm in the present time-space, which was why this kind of conceptual dislocation arose.
As for what higher-dimensional time-space was truly like... Saine could not yet give an accurate answer.
Previously, using the special Time-Space Rules methods he had mastered, his gaze had passed through the "door" of the Flowing Light Retrospective World and glimpsed some scenes beyond it.
But in truth, what Saine had seen was still the Space-Time Channel connecting the door to higher-dimensional time-space.
The same was true of the time-space beyond the Death Gate. What Saine had actually seen were images within the Space-Time Channel...
Yet by peering through a tube, one could still glimpse a leopard's spots. At the very least, Saine had seen part of the scenes of higher dimensions.
If he wanted to explore the mysteries of higher-dimensional time-space more deeply, Saine believed he would have to wait until he personally traveled to a higher dimension in the future.
Or perhaps, after Saine's God of Machines entered higher-dimensional time-space, it could help him verify some of the conjectures in his heart.
The God of Machines' body gradually sank into the black hole behind it.
Until the moment it departed, the God of Machines' two luminous eyes remained fixed tightly upon Saine, as though it wanted to etch Saine's face into its memory forever.
The connection between them, which had