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Over the next few days, no more deadly accidents occurred.
But everyone could clearly feel that the search mission was becoming increasingly difficult.
This region was no longer as smooth and stable as before.
Many distortions invisible to the naked eye had appeared throughout the space.
In some distorted locations, the space was in utter chaos and absolutely could not be touched.
Previously, an unfortunate scouting mosquito swarm had merely approached one. The instant it made contact, the entire swarm was teleported by violent spatial forces and torn to pieces.
If any creature even slightly larger dared to approach, its entire body would likely be shredded into fragments.
Other areas, meanwhile, resembled forks in the road leading into the unknown.
Only after entering could one learn what lay within.
It might be a resource-rich "Peach Blossom Spring," or it might be a dead end leading straight to death.
According to Levin Mills, this area should have been where this "spatial distortion" had only "just" formed.
The spatial laws inside had yet to fully stabilize, which was why such chaotic problems had appeared.
As a result, Benjamin and the others seemed to have stepped into a maze made of space itself, filled with deadly traps.
Those exploring never knew what they would encounter with their next step.
Not only had this caused the difficulty of the search to soar, but the time it took was growing longer as well.
Yet none of the wizards present complained.
After all, the more unstable and chaotic an area was, the more bizarre creatures and special resources it contained.
Though searching took an exceptional amount of time, everyone's gains had increased considerably as well.
And fortunately, with the Glowbugs acting as scouting vanguards and testing the waters for them, the wizards had not suffered