For Saine, exploring the unknown might simply mean venturing into an unfamiliar expanse of starry sky.
But since this was Light Universe Time-Space, even those unknown starfields might not necessarily contain cutting-edge rule phenomena like Spacetime Singularities.
Yet the temporal-spatial conditions and overall scale here far surpassed those of the Material Star Realm.
The new things attracting Saine were not merely newer, higher-level Time-Space Rules. The many peculiar races inhabiting the vast starry sky before him also greatly interested him.
Ever since arriving in Light Universe Time-Space, Saine's collection of Experiment Specimens had grown by the day.
These specimens had greatly enriched both Saine's experimental reserves and the breadth of his perspective.
However, when conducting certain deep Experimental Research, Saine had to devote more energy not only to investigating and observing his experimental specimens and the mysteries they contained, but also to exploring the mysteries of this time-space's Origin Time-Space.
As Saine's group continued flying toward the Illusory Sea Maze, Rocky, who traveled alongside Saine, appeared exceptionally excited.
Rocky had once gone to the Illusory Sea Maze by himself as well.
But when he compared his experiences back then with Saine leading the group now,
he found that traveling under Saine's lead brought him far more impressions and novel experiences.
Throughout this period, whenever Saine encountered something new or a rare Rule Anomaly, he would immerse himself in Experimental Research.
At such times, Rocky would voluntarily search the surrounding starry sky for things that interested him.
For example, within the earlier Spacetime Singularity, Rocky had rather playfully experienced life among that group of lower and middle echelon survivors.
Before this, Rocky had never had any experience in that regard.
After leaving the Lightning Law Civilization, Saine's group passed through and came into contact with four more Top-Level Civilizations, as