At first sight of the Wonder, Benjamin almost took it for a star. He quickly realized he was wrong.
It was no celestial body, but a colossal mass of densely packed chaotic elements forced together.
The chaotic elements inside the sphere were no different from those elsewhere in the Endless Chaotic Void.
The only difference was their extraordinary density. It created a sharp boundary with the surroundings, making the thing's "outline" visible.
Aside from the density of its elements, its most striking feature was its size. It was so vast that he could not see its edge.
Countless chaotic elements seemed drawn by an irresistible force, converging on it from every direction.
The sphere's boundary had no fixed shape, either. It churned and shifted without pause.
More peculiar still, violent elemental storms powerful enough to destroy ordinary planes slowed rapidly once they entered the sphere.
The raging elements seemed forcibly soothed by some invisible power. Even spatial turbulence in utter chaos gradually grew sluggish, then broke down into raw Wind Element and merged with the sphere.
Everything it drew in seemed to sink into a strange "inertia."
Benjamin's scalp prickled. "What in the world is that—"
"I don't know. For now, I can't tell why the elements inside this Wonder can maintain a form like that." Edgar shook his head, his expression grave.
Sometimes, the flashiest things were the easiest to understand.
The Wonder before them looked like nothing more than a vast quantity of elements packed tightly together. Yet its outward appearance was so simple that he could not fathom what was happening inside.
Just then, a violent energy fluctuation came from the distance.
An enormous elemental storm swept out of the depths of the void. Its scale was staggering, and dense spatial cracks spread across its surface like