Saine's research in Final Silence Time-Space had not remained confined to the Final Silence Royal Court.
The Final Silence Royal Court was indeed the core of this Higher Dimensional Plane, and the place with the greatest research value.
But for a Mage of the Wizard World like Saine, observing only a single core node would never allow him to truly understand the complete operational logic of an entire higher time-space.
Moreover, Final Silence Time-Space differed from Destruction Time-Space. The rules of Destruction Time-Space displayed extreme volatility and loss of control; many of its problems lay nakedly exposed on the battlefield.
Final Silence Time-Space, on the other hand, was too quiet. Many rule fluctuations had been suppressed to an extremely low level.
To extract the truth from such silence, Saine instead needed to personally observe different regions.
Envoy Jimin remained by his side throughout. After receiving the Lord of Final Silence's authorization, this Level-12 Mid-Stage Final Silence powerhouse had refused almost none of Saine's requests.
When Saine needed Transcendence Realm powerhouses to cooperate with his experiments, Final Silence Time-Space sent Transcendence Realm lifeforms over.
When Saine needed to observe the activity of low- and mid-level lifeforms below Level 9 under the influence of Final Silence rules, Envoy Jimin arranged for several Homeland Civilization settlements to open portions of their living areas.
Even in certain experiments, when Saine required Final Silence Time-Space beings of different Life Levels to simultaneously release rule fluctuations they had long suppressed within themselves, Envoy Jimin merely made a brief confirmation before having the relevant powerhouses cooperate.
Naturally, such cooperation was not without limits. Every experiment had to be conducted within the safety thresholds established by the Final Silence Royal Court.
The moment rule activity in any location showed signs of uncontrolled growth, the surrounding silence arrays would