The Illusory Space was still as it had been when Saine first descended into it, filled with gray hues and bizarre Rule Anomalies everywhere.
Saine felt that the Illusory World was smaller than the other special alternate spacetime regions he had visited, yet also greater.
Small, because its physical space was limited. It likely lacked the grandeur of Despair World or the Flowing Light Retrospective World, which could accommodate two Top-Level Civilizations waging Dimensional Hegemony.
Great, because its Rules possessed immense extensibility. Even an ordinary-looking gray stalactite pillar contained no fewer than three special spatial layers, as Saine sensed through the Illusion-type Power of Rules seeping from its surface.
The spatial layers here differed from the subspace layers Saine had encountered in the Flowing Light Retrospective World.
The subspaces that existed in the Flowing Light Retrospective World were all real spaces, each containing various material entities.
Yet many of the layered spaces within the Illusory World were illusory...
No wonder the Illusory World was a Rule Dangerous Land that even ordinary Dominators found difficult to enter. If an ordinary Level-7 Dominator entered those illusory interlayers, they risked becoming completely lost.
The danger was far greater than when those Dominators entered special alternate spacetime regions such as Despair World or the Flowing Light Retrospective World.
During his time in the Illusory World, Saine mostly collected Rule materials.
The Rule environment here was so perilous. When Saine first arrived, he had already been deeply shocked by it, let alone when he had Fished the Illusion and caught a Level-9 Being like Little White!
Speaking of Little White, as soon as Saine descended into the Illusory World, she consciously emerged from his Magic Cube.
After stepping out of the Magic Cube, Little White's expression was clearly off.
A trace of pain surfaced on