An Unranked Spatial Instrument
This spatial instrument had no level, but its description was quite intriguing. It could point its holder toward their home, which wasn't unusual. What was unusual was that it mentioned "the person or their corpse." Did that mean that even if the holder died, it would still point toward their hometown, and its direction wouldn't change hands with the instrument?
The fact that it had no level and was difficult to find an identical one said a lot in itself.
Unfortunately, directions in the game Dimension Rift were hard to make sense of. The directions within a sub-district had no connection to its position, and it was impossible to tell whether Wormhole Points overlapped. These were probably details only the game base governments and powerful sub-districts capable of traveling between different Wormhole Points and spaces could obtain.
As an associate of the Game Government Base in District 011, Xu Huo's greatest privilege was getting some internal discounts when accompanying the Rail Supply Department through train passages or buying items. Beyond that, all he could see were records of past rail incidents.
As for possible weather conditions near the rail, he could only purchase that information at a high price—and it wasn't necessarily accurate.
This suggested that some key information about the game was being withheld from those below. The Game Government went without saying. The Eternal Star Group was a force that worked closely with the game, and might even be part of it, which was why they knew about weather changes near the rail.
Of course, disasters like dimensional storms could appear and vanish with extreme suddenness. Perhaps even the Game Government couldn't keep track of them.
But this spatial instrument...
Xu Huo released the quadrangular pyramid and watched it float quietly and steadily before