Benjamin ignored the reactions of the wizards below and continued, "Judging from the current observation results, the nature of this wonder is neither a common spatial storm, nor an energy tide, nor a temporal turbulence."
"The exact situation still requires further confirmation from the reconnaissance team."
A wonder was originally a "consequence" caused by massive quantities of elements gathering within the Endless Chaotic Void.
An orderly gathering of massive elements would give birth to a plane; a disorderly gathering of massive elements would give birth to disaster.
Due to the characteristics of the Endless Chaotic Void itself, the most common wonders were enormous spatial storms, energy tides of extreme intensity, or relatively difficult-to-detect temporal turbulences.
They corresponded respectively to the gathering of Wind Element, Fire Element, and Water Element.
As for the absence of Earth Element, that was because Earth Element was more inert than the other three. Even if it gathered together, it would instead form a Stable Zone.
If one was lucky, that region might become the foundation upon which a plane was born.
However—this wonder was not one of the three common types—
Benjamin fell into thought.
This generally meant that a vast amount of different elements had gathered in that region, and through some stroke of chance, the different elements had reached a certain ratio and created a new form of elemental energy.
Normally, in such a situation, a plane based on that new element should have been born.
But if some accident occurred during its birth, the formation of the plane could indeed collapse, resulting in a disaster.
From what Benjamin knew, such wonders were the most troublesome to deal with. Before the characteristics of those new elemental energies were understood, handling them carried extremely high risks.
On the stage, Dean Avery Knight continued, "Because