Here, the feeling was both very small and very large. Understanding this place through the external concept of space was impossible.
Naturally, it was not anything like a spiritual world either; this was a place that actually existed.
Not only that, but Su Mo discovered that attacks emitted by divine power here would probably also be ineffective.
That was to say.
If two Gods entered here to fight, the two Gods would probably only be able to swing their arms and brawl with each other.
Such a peculiar place had probably not been discovered by any God throughout countless eras.
Su Mo was the first discoverer.
Here, the feeling it gave Su Mo was also not of being outside the world.
Rather, it belonged to this macrocosm.
"Space does not exist, so what about time?"
Su Mo murmured.
From the current look of things, there were no laws here at all, but would the Time Law take effect here?
Su Mo likewise found no traces of the Time Law.
If time did not take effect, would that not mean time did not exist here?
"Impossible."
Su Mo negated this thought.
A place where time does not exist... does not exist.
The Time Law not taking effect did not mean there was no time.
Time itself could be viewed as a kind of motion.
There was only one circumstance where time does not exist: the entire world—no, all worlds, including the world Su Mo transmigrated from, everything of everything, everything you could possibly think of that might exist.
Everything is stationary.
Otherwise, it would be impossible for a place without time to exist.
The paradox alone was unexplainable.
For instance.
Before transmigrating, Su Mo had read a novel which described that there was a place where time did not exist.