Despite looking so fragile, once formed, it became an eternal, indestructible prison?
As expected of a miracle.
And if that was true, didn't it mean that more than one such prison was drifting through the Sea of Ashes?
A literal ocean of balls?
Imagining the scene, Fu Qian let out an admiring sigh.
He wasn't too concerned about the prison part. After all, he was something of an escape expert.
The key point was that, according to Li Min, this miracle was nothing new to the Sea of Ashes.
At first glance, despite all his efforts, it seemed he still had nothing to show for them.
But as the first major change after all his reckless actions, Fu Qian wasn't about to dismiss the possibility that this was a stress response.
"I think I understand. So what happens if you keep walking in one direction? Do you run into an unbreakable wall?"
Fu Qian continued asking questions.
"I asked my teacher that same question back then."
Li Min fell silent for a few seconds, seemingly lost in distant memories.
"She said the Shattered Crown wasn't really a prison made by forcibly piecing together fragments. Its essence was that the concept of distance between all the regions drawn into it had been warped and erased, allowing you to step directly from one region into another."
"So even if you kept walking in one direction, you'd just keep traveling between these regions. There wouldn't be any concept of a boundary."
A fascinating spatial structure. It didn't sound like something that could be broken through by force.
Fu Qian nodded thoughtfully.
"Did your teacher ever mention how to get out?"
"No... My teacher had only gathered some information about it."
"But someone has gotten out."
"Yes. Otherwise, none of this information would have