The cube was, in other words, a perfectly square object.
Up close, its surface continuously exuded a strange, mysterious aura, as if a miniature universe lay within.
Suppressing his excitement, Kyle materialized the Vibranium Bracer Item Card and put it over his bare right hand before reaching out to grasp the cube clamped between Venom's shark-like jaws.
Only when his Vibranium-protected palm held the Tesseract did two brilliantly glowing card messages flash into Kyle's vision.
The two cards were neither white, green, blue, nor purple. They were nearly colorless, yet carried crystal-pure, iridescent hues.
Tesseract:
Container holding the Space Primordial Stone, one of the Infinity Stones. Also known as the Infinite Cube. Colorless Item Card.
Possessed the power of space and could open spatial gates, transporting people and objects anywhere in the universe.
Current status: Cannot be drawn (integrated with the Space Stone), difficult to use.
The second colorless card nearly overlapped the previous one, like a superimposed shadow.
Space Stone:
One of the universe's six Infinity Stones, the stone that governed space. Colorless Item Card.
It was almost one of the earliest things to exist in the universe, and almost one of the most powerful objects in the universe as well.
Using this stone, one could instantly move oneself or any object to any location in the universe.
It could also distort or rearrange space at will. When pushed to its limits, it could easily achieve spatial teleportation, spatial stasis, and spatial reversal.
Current status: Can be drawn, difficult to master and use.
"Two... colorless Item Cards?" Kyle was briefly stunned. He had assumed there would only be one Tesseract Item Card, but the Card Draw Ability had forcibly separated the stone from the Cube Container.
The container could not be drawn, while the Space Stone could—
Should he