After passing through the gray, illusory mist, what appeared before Saine was a Spacetime Turbulence Channel with no end in sight.
As a learned Third-Level Great Magician, especially one who had once studied considerable knowledge of space, Saine roughly judged that he had been thrown into a space-time channel with fixed coordinates.
A space-time channel differed from the teleportation channels he had used before.
In the past, when Saine traveled via Teleportation Arrays or went to Alien Planes,
the actual sensation of stepping into a Space Channel lasted only an instant.
Though he had in fact crossed an immensely vast distance through time and space, his body perceived only an instant, or perhaps an even shorter span of time.
But the Spacetime Turbulence Channel before him was different.
The fact that Saine could actually remain conscious within the channel, witnessing countless streams of colored light and curtains like meteors streaking past on either side, proved two things.
First, this space-time channel was unstable. A minor mishap along the way could very well put his life in danger.
Saine did not believe that a mere Level-3 Magician like himself possessed the ability to force his way through Spacetime Turbulence and Space Cracks.
After all, even beings above Rank Four faced enormous risks when entering such places rashly.
The second thing was that the Alien World connected to by the Gray Stone Slab was farther away than Saine had imagined.
This was undoubtedly the longest space-time channel Saine had ever traveled through.
The oppressive Spacetime Fluctuations within the channel and the head-on impact of energy made it impossible for Saine to take out his Crystal Ball or anything else.
Thin streaks of blood surfaced across Saine's cheeks. Under the effects of Time-Space Power, these wounds rapidly dried, congealed, and reappeared.
This was