Although Saine had prepared for the worst-case scenario of failure before carrying out this cross-dimensional summoning,
he had never imagined that even after making so many preparations, mobilizing vast resources, and even gathering a host of Mechanical Dominators to assist him, he would still be unable to successfully contact the God of Machines!
However, the amplification magic arrays arranged around them, along with the many Mechanical Civilization Dominators currently assisting Saine with the cross-dimensional summons, had not been without effect.
Although Saine still could not establish direct contact with the God of Machines, with the full support of the surrounding magic arrays and the Magic Cube in his hand, he was now able to vaguely sense the God of Machines' approximate location.
The intensity of this sensation was actually almost no different from what he had felt back when he was in the Light Universe Time-Space, but the most crucial problem now was that he was still just a little short.
Whether it was further increasing the power of the cross-dimensional summoning magic array or finding a way to shorten the signal transmission distance between himself and the God of Machines, as long as he could push forward even the slightest bit more, there would be a tremendous chance of summoning the God of Machines and successfully teleporting him into this Primordial Universe Time-Space! Saine could not help sighing inwardly.
Just a little more!
But unfortunately, every Truth Magic experiment possessed a gravity that could not be profaned. At the very least, in the vast majority of Saine's experiments, he had never believed in so-called miracles.
Behind every dazzling success often lay the sediment of dozens, even hundreds, of failures. This was the iron law he had discovered over many years of exploration.
Perhaps many beings from other worlds would